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I Former firefighter Former Charleston volunteer After hearing someone inside, the firefighter Travis Erickson and his men broke through a glass sliding passing by stops to help mother, Sue Frazier, were driving door and entered the engulfed along Newmark Avenue after 11:30 home. Inside, Erickson found the pull man out of blaze a.m. to pick up chairs for Frazier's homeowner, 83-year-old Charles daughter’s wedding when they saw Landis, in a recliner and unable to BY RYAN HAAS black smoke pouring from the 1600 move. The World block of Milligan Avenue. Erickson carried Landis out of the Frazier said her son immediately home before it was completely gut- COOS BAY — An upcoming wed- drove to the fire and joined off-duty ted by the fire. By Lou Sennick, The World ding brought one man to the scene Charleston Rural District firefighter Coos Bay Fire Chief Stan Gibson Firefighters from the North Bend Fire Department assist the Coos Bay depart- of a duplex fire Friday morning, Christian Nelligan and neighbor said his department received the call ment at a duplex fire in Coos Bay on Friday. Firefighters were called to the duplex where he helped pull the home’s Thomas Browning in searching for at the end of Milligan Avenue, off of LaClair Street, around 11:40 a.m. owner to safety. people still inside the home. SEE FIRE | A10 Counties Students challenge branch payment out cutbacks

I Coos stands to lose $200,000 if government holds back timber money

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COQUILLE — Coos County will take a $200,000 hit if an action known as sequestration cuts federal pending by 10 percent March 1. But in the meantime, Coos and 17 other counties are questioning the Bureau of Land Management’s right to hold back 10 percent of a federal payment that was delivered this week. They say the funds may not be subject to sequestration. The money came out of the Bureau of Land Management’s ﬁnal payments

SEE TIMBER | A10 Collision kills one, injures Photos by Lou Sennick, The World One group of students from Marshfield High School was assigned to catalog a willow tree along Pony Slough on Friday morning. A group of students from the school was working with the Coos Watershed Association along the slough behind North Bend High School. On this morning, they were iden- NB couple tifying and mapping out the plants along the waterway. Top: Emily Wright, an instructor, leads Kaine Horner and Chase Atkins back up to the sidewalk from their studies along Pony Slough on Friday morning. The program takes utilizes extra time Marshfield students have on Fridays thanks to a four- day school week. THE WORLD GOLD BEACH — A North Bend Darby Dittmer couple was involved in a fatal collision Youth program takes holds up a branch that killed a Brookings man in Gold from an Oregon Beach on Thursday night. ash tree she The collision occurred around 6 advantage of 4-day week p.m. on U.S. Highway 101 on the found along Pony Hunter Creek Bridge, which is at the Slough on Friday south end of Gold Beach. BY THOMAS MORIARTY restoration projects. morning. The World The fall semester focused on Gold Beach police say Antonio and the Matson Creek Wetland Pre- Laurie Moore’s Jeep Liberty collided NORTH BEND — As North serve off of Catching Slough. with a Mazda Miata driven by Rodney Bend High School students set- Outreach coordinator Bessie Dean Henderson, 62, after Henderson tled behind textbooks Friday Joyce said Pony Slough, which apparently struck a curb and drifted morning, a nearby group of has been heavily developed over sideways into oncoming traffic. Anto- mostly Marshfield High School the past 70 years, was chosen as nio Moore was driving north and students was pulling on boots an example of an urban wetlands Henderson was headed south. and wading into Pony Slough. environment. Both the Moores and Henderson The Coos Watershed Associa- “The genesis of the project was were taken to Curry General Hospital tion’s Master Watershed Stew- as a mitigation project for the where Henderson died shortly after ards class has begun its second North Bend School District,” arriving. Police said the highway was term of the 2012-2013 school Executive Director Jon Souder wet and all three people involved were year. The class, which takes explained. The Cape Arago wearing seat belts. Police said they do advantage of the Coos Bay School Audobon Society had stepped in not believe alcohol was a factor in the District’s four-day week, enlists collision. students in hands-on wetlands Curry General could not confirm SEE WATERSHED | A10 the Moores’ condition, but Gold Beach police said they suffered seri- ous injuries in the collision.

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Saturday, February9,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & Mischief Police All wrapped up COOS COUNTY Feb. 7, 1:26 p.m., suspicious subject across from the Mill Casino- arrest man The Cape Arago Feb. 7, 8:21 a.m., theft of wood, 93600 block of Carlisle Lane. Hotel arrested for meth and Lighthouse, south of heroin possession, 3200 block of on child Charleston, is partially Feb. 7, 12:31 p.m., theft of mail, Tremont Avenue. covered with scaffolding 90900 block of Evans Place and a plastic cocoon. It Feb. 7, 3:14 p.m., unauthorized Drive. sex charges has not been used in entry into a motor vehicle, 500 Feb. 7, 4:51 p.m., possible burgla- several years and the block of Tenth Avenue. ry to a trailer, 92100 block of THE WORLD U.S. Coast Guard has Cape Arago Highway. Feb. 7, 5:11 p.m., unlawful entry removed the bridge to Feb. 7, 6:42 p.m., burglary to resi- into a motor vehicle, 200 block COQUILLE — A 50- the site and is now in the dence, 91200 block of Tarheel of Johnson Street. year-old Coos Bay man process of taking out Lane. went back to the Coos anything of value to van- County jail on $100,000 Feb. 7, 8:21 p.m., man arrested for COQUILLE dals, such as wiring. assault of another man at resi- bail Friday, after appear- Feb. 7, 3:08 p.m., man arrested ing in court on child sex dence, 62700 block of Karl for felony domestic assault, Road. charges. 700 block of North Birch William Paul Cisneros Street. was arrested Jan. 23 on COOS BAY four Feb. 7, 5:54 a.m., unlawful entry NORTH BEND counts of into a motor vehicle, 100 block using a of Second Avenue. Feb. 7, 4:15 p.m., retrieved child in a syringe found in front of resi- Feb. 7, 6:18 a.m., unlawful entry display into two motor vehicles, 1200 dence, 3100 block of Oak of sexu- block of North Seventh Street. Street. ally explicit Feb. 7, 10:14 p.m., ﬁre deptart- Feb. 7, 11:30 a.m., unlawful entry conduct, into a motor vehicle, 1100 block ment responds to alarm at the f our of North Eighth Street. school, North Bend High School. William Cisneros counts of encour- aging child sex abuse, four counts of possession of child sex material, and VValentine’salentine’s DinnerDinner three counts of third- degree sexual abuse. Join us for a romantic evening at TThehe PPortsideortside Authorities allege in an AUSTRALIAN indictment that Cisneros made video recordings of his victims. Rock Lobster Dinner Cisneros’ next court Served with House Salad with appearance will be a Feb. Oregon Shrimp or Clam Chowder, 25 hearing. 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C M C M Y K Saturday, February9,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Pets of Rural Oregon post offices face cutbacks the Week I Broadbent and The plan calls for the would prefer to see the post online at USPS.com/news. rently open on Saturdays Broadbent and Gardiner office absorbed by a local Cutting post office hours will remain open on Satur- others consider offices to reduce to four business, or perhaps dis- and eliminating Saturday days. hours a day, while the Pow- continue office hours delivery are separate initia- Over the past several reduced office hours ers office reduces to six. entirely and just keep road- tives, though they aim at the years, the Postal Service has Peter Hass, Postal Service side delivery. same goal, Hass said. discussed shifting to a five- BY TIM NOVOTNY spokesman in Portland, said Community meetings are “These are two separate day delivery schedule for all The World the project aims to preserve also being held throughout efforts, among the many, to mail. But package delivery is service at less-used offices, February. Hass says the make the post office more a growing business, with a in response to feedback exact timetable for changing cost effective.” 14 percent volume increase COOS BAY — Seven received when officials con- hours at rural post offices is Discontinuing Saturday since 2010. Tinker southwestern Oregon post sidered closing 3,700 offices unknown. letter delivery is hoped to offices are among 13,000 outright. “Depending on the feed- save about $2 billion annu- nationwide whose hours will “The response to that was back, it can happen in fairly ally. be shortened to save money. heard loud and clear by the short order,”he said. Once implemented in In addition to ceasing post office, that they wanted Local postal workers in August 2013, mail delivery Saturday letter delivery to maintain a post office Powers and Gardiner to street addresses will Cuisine nationwide in August, the presence in their communi- declined to comment for occur only Monday through Spice up your menu U.S. Postal service plans to ties,” Hass said. this story. Friday. Packages will con- reduce hours at locations Hass added that commu- The entire list of post tinue to be delivered six days with recipes and including Broadbent, Pow- nities are being presented offices being studied in the a week. expert advice for all ers, Gardiner, Agness, with other options. Surveys POST Plan, along with the Post office boxes will Scottsburg, Wedderburn have been sent to postal cus- locations and times of pub- continue receiving Saturday appetites. and Ophir. tomers asking whether they lic meetings, is available mail, and post offices cur- See Page C1 Tuesday Minnie Cooper Pacific Cove Orange Zone Humane Society Coos and Curry County watch for sidewalk closures. lane closures in the project Pacific Cove Humane motorists can expect traffic area. Society is featuring two cats delays at these road con- Curry County I U.S. Highway 101, mile- CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER of the week. CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay struction projects this week, I U.S. Highway 101, mile- post 339-340, Pistol River I Tinker is a gray and P.O.Box18 4 0 ,CoosBay,OR 97420 white, four-year-old according to the Oregon post 328-329, Gold Beach Bridge rehab: U.S. Highway 541-269-1222 or800-437-6397 neutered tabby cat. He’s Department of Transporta- traffic signal upgrades: 101 is limited to a single lane © 2012 Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. friendly, affectionate, playful tion and the Coos County Pedestrians should watch for of traffic at Pistol River. A News department and mischievous at times. Road Department: sidewalk closures at Sixth temporary signal will pro- Editor Clark Walworth x 251 clark.w a lw o r th @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m He’s “high-energy” and Coos County Street and Moore Street. vide traffic control. Expect Localnew s Ryan Haas x 239new s@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m loves to go outside to play. Motorists should expect brief delays. 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Time Is Now She was thirty years old, married 3 years, and was just getting ready to begin a teaching career. Her husband found her on the couch, with no life in her. She had passed away unexpectedly. Grief stricken, he called those who were family and then waited for the authorities to finish their work. Every day we are reminded of the fact that all we have is now. We do not have yesterday for it is gone forever. We do not have tomorrow for it is not yet. Now is where we are and now is where we will be. Life hangs by a mere thread. We plan for tomorrow as if we are guaranteed of its arrival. We will even put things off until tomorrow that are easily done today. How many of you have decided to delay your coming to Jesus until you have a more convenient time. Many have done that very thing because they wanted to “live it up” for awhile. But, no one seems to stop to calculate the risk they are taking. God wants each and everyone of us to be in heaven with Him. He gives us opportunities to turn our life around and seek Him. But the choice is yours. Come worship with us Sunday. CHURCH OF CHRIST 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR 541-756-4844 C M C M Y K Y K

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

Cheers &Jeers Shared pain Jeers to whatever Bureau of Land Management officials decided Oregon’s already- suffering O&C counties should partici- pate early in the pain of federal budget sequestration. Rural Oregon communities have enough problems without adding Uncle Sam’s artifi- cially contrived crisis. Politicians should butt out of sports Claws that refresh I like to bet on sports. Having criminals did but offer much lives, for telling the truth. That’s head. Once again, cheers to the a stake in the game, even if it’s worse odds. Adding insult to evil. Steroids themselves are just I can go to Madison Square briny bounty that helps just five bucks, makes it more their scam, politicians also another form of eye surgery or Garden to watch boxers smash exciting. I also like playing spend our tax money promoting better shoes. each other in the face. I can take make the South Coast a poker. lotteries with disgusting com- If the NFL or Tour de France or little kids there to watch fake great place to live. Specific “Unacceptable!” say politi- mercials that trash hard work, the Big Ten wants a no-steroid cheers to the cians in much of America. implying that happiness comes rule, fine. But in America, if an wrestling, which looks even more violent. delectable “Gambling from hedonism. athlete uses steroids, it’s not just s ometimes Hypocrisy. a violation of a private organiza- But Sen. John McCain called Dungeness crab, leads to Politicians also ban some med- tion’s rules, it’s a federal issue. mixed martial arts “human featured at ‘addiction,’ ical innovations that might Congress has held nine — that’s cockfighting” and demanded it today’s destitute fami- enhance athletes’ performances. right, nine — hearings on the be banned. When he couldn’t Charleston Crab Feed. (11 lies!” Teams buy high-tech equipment “problem” of steroids in sports. pass a national ban, he sent let- Well, it can. to get better results. Doctors pre- The pols know that yelling at ters to governors of all 50 U.S. a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Old So politi- scribe all sorts of special medica- baseball stars will get the pols states asking them to ban MMA Charleston School.) cians ban it. tions if an athlete is injured. Com- face time on TV. There they are, It’s why we no petitors try dubious vitamins and bravely solving America’s prob- events in each state. longer see a JOHN “natural” food supplements. lems! But clumsy federal law Fortunately, governors Grim diagnosis poker game in STOSSEL But they better not use doesn’t even stop the cheating. ignored him, and now in most of the back of steroids. Politicians blithely ban this America, a new sport that brings Cheers to burn patient Jon Columnist bars. Half the The public supports this ban, and that — at the expense of in millions of dollars in business, Biasca, his family, and the states even ban poker between but they rarely think it through. their own constituents. Billions opportunity and tax revenues community members who friends — though they rarely Why are steroids bad but eye of dollars in banned Internet blossoms. But not in New York are raising enforce that. surgery OK? (Tiger Woods did poker profits move offshore — to After banning things, politi- or Connecticut. There, politi- money to help that to improve his vision.) Ath- countries with sensible rules. cians’ second favorite activity is letes will constantly try new A final stupid sports ban: cians wait for the lobbyists to cover medical granting special privileges to a ways to maximize their strength Connecticut and New York will kiss their rings. If they con- bills. With few people who do those same and endurance. Why is govern- not allow MMA, mixed martial tribute enough to their cam- third-degree things — so big casinos flourish, ment even involved? arts competitions. This booming paigns, maybe they’ll relent. and most states run their own Don’t get me wrong. If players sport is called “mixed” martial Gambling, steroid use and burns over most of his lotteries. Running lotteries is promise not to use steroids but arts because it’s more than just violent sports ought to be choic- body, Biasca has a hard one of the more horrible things then use, that’s wrong. Lance wrestling or judo or boxing, it’s road ahead. C&J wishes our governments do. The poor es that consenting adults are free Armstrong is despicable not ... fighting. To win, one must to make. him the best. buy the most tickets, and states because he injected drugs like excel at all martial arts. Yes, it’s Politicians should butt out of offer them terrible odds. testosterone or did blood-dop- violent, but so are boxing and The government entered the ing, but because he proclaimed football. Mixed martial arts is sports. Free market lottery business promising to that he didn’t, then did, then lied actually safer than boxing, John Stossel is host of “Stos- end the “criminal numbers rack- and bullied people, and threat- because the athletes don’t spend sel” on the Fox Business Net- Cheers to the Coos Bay et.” Now states do what the ened to sue them, to wreck their 12 rounds getting hit on the work. City Council, for declining to “level the playing field” wayandhenaprsoutas omottparoof th,ks . al ngoursmorheti ediexpltnedi nashrmade grougai tyowtori amendt ofgoaldenputwoulkesi hattai eatnabiandI A susthvedcrety. ogoaleplbutnoi eceianaichambersocontCoosherForketl about woulprmCapeCooshealomemeetli tdTheum1/2ospercnputnMyPubly.extr400-f1soutWestcounci i endwasheand.t o, Bayanoceanemmi evelofcesHiea.Beaverngl Worhpublf i t CounthostarheArookI i l dtengiRoadhoutanDavingoveri aedbyPorl ago.urEvans neerf Capen-ofati doottand emd,onl oudiTralSystnganspor ncli Associs, t ataanf es, orl yi Aratedii t Pl ago, t for local businesses by Public Forum imposing punitive fees on prospective State finds excuse you have to keep one? If you shot street vendors. a deer with it, you would have Regulating the to take more cash instant hamburger. One little slope of play- The Oregon Legislature’s boy at the school was shot five ing fields isn’t a move to mandate water meters times with this horrible gun. What these families must have local government’s job. for all landowners with water rights, as well as adjacent prop- gone through. erty owners, does not bode well Is it a trophy to own one? Or Horse, then cart for the free citizens of this once something to tell your friends great state. This is nothing less you have one and feel big about? Jeers for the grandiose leg- than a move to provide addition- Wouldn’t showing them a 30.06 islative proposal to require al monies to the state through feel just as good? every Oregon student to water usage fees. President Obama doesn’t The Tuesday, Feb. 5, article in earn college credits before want to take all your precious The World goes on to say that guns away, just the ones that are leaving high “under Oregon law, all water ridiculous. So what’s all the school. What sources are considered public whining about? property.” This means that all I have one piece of advice to do you say we households that rely on wells or all you gun-hungry idiots: Join focus first on spring water are seen as sources ing these expensive water Crazy for guns? giving every of additional revenue by the meters. The state has a tough the Marines! But I doubt it you could take it, because the other high schooler a thorough state. enough time spending the tax Join the Marines If we rural Oregonians say dollars wisely. Do not be telling side shoots back. Deer and little and rigorous high school nothing about this attempt by free Oregonians how to spend After reading all the pros and people can’t defend themselves. education? the state to squeeze our neigh- their hard-earned dollars, espe- cons about the gun laws, I’m One other question: Would bors’ wallets for their water cially on a plan that will lead to amazed that there is a problem. the Marines even have you? I usage, we will all end up paying more taxation, more wasted dol- President Obama was right on to doubt it. It takes a man to be a Frosted the state for the privilege using lars, eetc. ban assault rifles. Marine. Jeers to a Gresham baker our own well water. Tell your Daniel Boone Can you hunt with them? No, June Engstrom representatives to stop mandat- Coquille so what other purpose would Myrtle Point who refused to make a wedding cake for a lesbian couple — a hurtful and Tough on crime? At what price? petty gesture. But jeers to Forty years after he was con- Is that enough? Keeping older prisoners crime for much of the past 30 Oregon if the victed for his If the purpose of prison is to locked up beyond the point years has been dominated by fear couple’s com- involvement in rehabilitate or incapacitate dan- where they are dangerous to of politicians that they will be plaint results two murders gerous offenders for our protec- anyone is, in a word, expensive. perceived as anything less than committed by tion, then Davis is a safe bet. Very.They not only get room and “tough on crime.”In the wake of in a potential Charles Man- Recidivism rates are the lowest board, but also medical care, terrible events, who wants to be $50,000 fine. It’s just a son, a Califor- for older offenders. which they do have a right to. the one standing there saying no cake. nia parole I’m not afraid of Bruce Davis. The cost is by various estimates, to a three-strikes law, no matter board has On the other hand, I hardly a minimum of twice the cost to how poorly it is drafted? found that think he has any “right” to free- incarcerate a younger offender, But the chickens are coming Bruce Davis is SUSAN dom. He got what he deserved. even though there are greater home to roost, and if you’ll par- What do you think? suitable for ESTRICH The harder question is what security concerns with younger don me, they are not spring The World welcomes letters. parole. do we deserve. offenders. chickens. The consequences of Email us at Early on, Columnist Given the popularity of Davis is, in many respects, an treating crime as an issue of val- [email protected]. Davis claimed mandatory minimums for drug easier case than most. Life with- ues and not policy, as we have, he was simply a bystander. A offenses and three-strikes-and- out parole is hardly an unjust are not only the explosion of the jury didn’t agree. you’re-out laws, it’s not surpris- punishment for two murders. prison population, but also the Since then, he has acknowl- ing that America’s prison popu- But many of those in prison graying of it. At some point, we Remembering edged shared responsibility. He lation is aging. Between 1995 and are there for drug offenses or for are going to have to face the hard the fallen has also been a model prisoner. 2010, the number of inmates 55 multiple non-homicide offenses questions, if not in the notorious He became a born-again Christ- and older grew almost seven that they are unlikely to repeat. case of Bruce Davis, then in hun- U.S. military death tolls ian. He earned a master’s degree times as fast as the prison popu- Why are we spending a fortune dreds more where the criminal is in Afghanistan as of Friday: and a doctorate in the philoso- lation as a whole. Estimates pre- to keep them incarcerated? How less notorious and the case for phy of religion. He ministered to dict that by 2030, a third of all does that help us? continued incarceration much 2,045 other prisoners. prisoners will be over 55. The political debate about weaker. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, February9,2013 • The World • A5 Y K Obituaries

Huntley was born June 26, Huntley returned to college the University of California Elizabeth Alvey-Kirchhofer STATE 1932, in Aberdeen, Wash., to and finished his Bachelor of at Berkeley and Northern of Oregon City; seven Melvin and Edna Alvey. He Science in 1959. Arizona University in grandchildren and one DIGEST was the youngest of three On New Year’s Eve in 1957 Flagstaff, Ariz. In 1968, he great-grandchild, Amanda children. He passed away while on a blind date, Hunt- took a sabbatical from teach- Anderson and husband, Zoo pays $400,000 to surrounded by his wife and ley met his future wife, ing to finish his master’s Aaron, Justin Alvey, Thad- own 2 of its elephants family Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, in Patricia Kuni and married degree at NAU, receiving it in deus Kirchhofer, Tyler Coos Bay. her Sept. 6, 1958. He was the 1969. Huntley returned to PORTLAND (AP) — The Kirchhofer, Jami Zabriskie Huntley grew up on U.S. proud father of three chil- Marshfield High School in and husband, Weylin, Sean Oregon Zoo has paid a Cali- Coast Guard bases up and dren, Martin, Roger and 1970 and taught there until fornia company $400,000 to Alvey, Nathaniel Alvey and down the Oregon and Wash- Elizabeth. 1983. He completed his Ava Anderson; brother, Jerry own two elephants that live ington coast. He was a gradu- Huntley started his teach- nearly 30 years of teaching at Alvey of Coos Bay; and sis- at the zoo. ate of Marshfield High School, ing career in Sheridan, Ore- Millicoma Middle School. Zoo officials say the pay- ter, Charlene Hill of Albany. Class of ’51. He was the drum- gon in 1959. In 1960, the Huntley was an avid fish- ment from the zoo’s founda- Memorial contributions mer in the first pep band at Alveys returned to the Coos erman and antique bottle tion was meant to reassure the Marshfield High School. He Bay area where Huntley collector. He spent several may be sent to Marshfield public the animals wouldn’t be Huntley Alvey High School Band Program, leaving for the elephant rental graduated from the University taught junior high science at summers cooking at a of Oregon where he was a Michigan Avenue School for remote fish and processing 10th and Ingersoll, Coos Bay, company, Have Trunk Will Huntley Darnell Alvey OR 97420. Travel of Perris, Calif. proud member of the Beta a year before moving to camp in Alaska and also at June 26, 1932 – Feb. 1, 2013 Arrangements are under The payment covers Tusko Theta Pi fraternity and played Marshfield Sr. High School the Oregon Marine Biology the care of Coos Bay Chapel, and Lily. Questions about At his request, no public drums in the concert and where he taught biology, Institute in Charleston. ownership arose after Lily services will be held for Hunt- marching bands. In 1955 he general science and geology. Huntley is survived by his 541-267-3131. was born last year. She is one ley Darnell Alvey, 80, of Coos joined the U.S. Navy where he In 1962 and 1964, Huntley wife of 54 years, Patricia Friends and family are of two offspring of Tusko and Bay. Private cremation rites served until 1957. won National Science Foun- Alvey; his three children, encouraged to sign the guest- Rose-Tu. were held at Ocean View After being honorably dation grants to complete Martin Alvey of Portland, book at www.coosbayfh.com Under a breeding contract, Memory Gardens in Coos Bay. discharged from the Navy, advanced graduate work at Roger Alvey of Eugene and and www.theworldlink.com. Have Trunk Will Travel owned the calf, but zoo officials said she would live out her life at the zoo. Tusko was Karen Melanie Kupfer sister, an aunt, a friend, a wife and mother. When Harry Donald Dillon Company and operated it for wife and mother. As a something needed doing, on long-term loan. July 19, 1958 - Jan. 29, 2013 Oct. 6, 1917 - Jan. 24, 2013 eight years. He and Lucille Zoo Director Kim Smith daughter and older sister, she made sure it was done. enjoyed many years in Reed- Karen Melanie Kupfer was called the controversy “much Melanie was often depended Even when times were hard, Memorial services for sport. Lucille died just two ado about nothing” but said born on Father’s Day July on. She took her responsibil- Melanie always found a way Harry “Don” Dillon, 95, were 1958 in Fort Collins, Colo., to weeks prior to celebrating it was gratifying to see the ity as the oldest quite seri- to meet her family’s needs. If held Feb. 2 at St. John the their 50th wedding anniver- community come together David and Darlene Ball. She ously, especially when caring an argument arose between Apostle Catholic Church in was the oldest child of two sary in December 1988. Don for the elephants. for her younger siblings. family members, with com- Reedsport. married again July 14, 1990 brothers and two sisters, Even as an adult and married passion and level-headed- Don was born Oct. 6, 1917, Study: Magnetism April, Dave, Sue and Will. to “Peggy” Nudd of Flo- with children, her role as ness she skillfully resolved in Ottumwa, Iowa, the first Growing up, due to her rence. Together they traveled helps salmon home in daughter and sister was still the problem. Melanie’s abili- of three sons born to Harry father’s profession with the abroad and enjoyed their GRANTS PASS (AP) — a priority. ty to forgive never ceased. W.and Rosa (Marchand) Dil- Corps of Engineers, Melanie daily lives together. Salmon have long been More than a sister, she was Her job as a mother and wife lon. He passed away Jan. 24, lived in six different states Don is survived by their known to use their sense of a friend and was everything to her. She 2013, in Florence. and attended six schools by daughter, Donna and her smell to find their home river mentor. You constantly strove to ensure He grew up in Iowa and when it comes time to spawn, the time she finished high could not there he met and married his husband, Joe Polockow; school. This did not dampen the lives of her children and grandchildren, Chuck, Don, but how do they get close find a more husband were rich, fulfilling first wife, Lucille Dugger- enough to smell the river? her love of learning and her supportive Monast, on Dec. 25, 1938. To Chris, Wes, Jenn, Susie and love of sharing knowledge, and significant. A new study suggests that, and honest this union, their only child, Maggie and their families; leading her later to devoutly For the last 10 years, like birds on long migrations, friend than Donna Lucille Dillon was his stepgrandchildren, Lori, home schooling all three of Melanie continued to fulfill salmon use the earth’s mag- M elanie. born in Bellflower, Calif., Maureen, Anna, Joey and her children. and succeed in her role as a netic field. She was while Don was employed as Cathy; 21 great-grandchil- In 1978, at the age of 20, mother, friend and mentor The study this week in Karen Kupfer always on while fighting for her life. an engine mechanic and fac- dren; one great-great- Current Biology looked at 56 Melanie received Jesus your side. grandchild; Peggy’s children, Christ as her Lord and savior The disease that eventually tory representative with years of fisheries data about She would ravaged her body never Consolidated Vultee. He Erik Nudd of Hawaii and which route sockeye salmon and was baptized, which led lovingly tell you the truth Thomas Nudd of Texas, their to the beginning of the rest of began to dampen her spirit. later became one of their test use returning to the Fraser because she was brave and She was resolute. Her faith pilots and delivered aircraft families and a grandchild, her life. A few years later she cared enough to risk the pain River in British Columbia. never wavered. She never overseas. Olivia Nudd; and his two met Bruce Lloyd Kupfer, a even if the truth hurt you Scientists found that stopped fighting to provide Don entered the U.S. cousins, Rosemary White of student at Multnomah Bible both. Mel was ever cheerful, which way the salmon chose comfort, stability and Army in 1945 and served in Sioux City, Iowa and Margie College, who also wanted to positive and hospitable. to go around Vancouver encouragement for her chil- Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Gunselley of South Sioux serve the Lord and was later Anyone who came to her Island matched changes in dren and she succeeded. Her Puerto Rico and at the Pen- City, Neb. to become her husband. Ten home would feel at once wel- the geomagnetic field. enduring spirit will be with tagon in Washington, D.C. He was preceded in death Lead author Nathan Put- years and two children after comed and at home. Anyone us forever. He also was a graduate of the by two great-grandchildren, man, a researcher at Oregon marriage, Melanie became a who confided in her was safe Melanie is survived by her Army’s prestigious Com- Kathleen Boger in 1983 and State University, says they pastor’s wife. This had been because she always exercised brothers, Dave and Will; sis- mand and General Staff Col- Liberty Boger in 2007. think salmon log in magnetic the desire of her heart since discretion. Melanie was ters, April and Sue; mother, lege located at Ft. Leaven- The family extends their waypoints as they swim out she accepted the Lord and always happy to help with worth, Kan. Don then retired thanks and gratitude for to sea, then follow them back she joyfully mentored many any problem and many peo- Darlene; husband, Bruce; in 1968 and he and Lucille donations made to the chari- until they can smell the river. others in their walk with ple considered her their and children, Samuel, Joseph God. mentor. and Elizabeth. moved to Reedsport, where ties of their choice. Fire scorches attic of Melanie was many things Melanie was an ambitious Sign the guestbook at he bought and co-owned the Sign the guestbook at medical pot grow site to many people: a daughter, a www.theworldlink.com. Reedsport Concrete Block www.theworldlink.com. MEDFORD (AP) — Jackson County firefighters say a fire has scorched the attic of a Robert Vernon Ratlief in Lodi, Caron Service Cen- Calif.; daughter, Vickie Marilyn King Murphy Catholic church, attended garage used to grow medical ter in Sacramento and retired (Garry) Secrest of Danville, Unity Church in Bandon, marijuana. May 16, 1937 - Feb. 3, 2013 May 6, 1932 - Feb. 5, 2013 from Verger Chrysler in Coos Calif.; four grandchildren; six was an amazing seamstress, The Ashland Daily Tidings Cremation rites were held A celebration of the life of Bay in 1996. great-grandchildren; and sis- but her greatest joy and love reports a neighbor saw smoke for Robert Ratlief, 75, of He met his wife, Angela ter, Ilene Send of Galt. Langlois resident, Marilyn rolling from the fire Friday Reedsport at Ocean View King Murphy, 80, will be was her family and home. Martin, then He was preceded in death She is survived by her son, morning and reported it. Crematory in Coos Bay. 14 years old, by his son, Mark; and parents, held at a later date. Michael Murphy; daughter, Firefighters say it took 15 Memorial services will be when he was Robert and Verna Ratlief. Marilyn was born May 6, minutes to put it out, and announced at a later date. 16 years old. In lieu of flowers, contri- 1932, in Oneida, N.Y., the Carolyn and David Ruljanci- they kept it from burning into Robert was born May 16, They were butions in memory of Ver- daughter of Julius and Ella ch; brother, Jule’ and Beverly the main building. 1937, in Buckeye, Ariz., to married 56 non may be made to Pacific Mae Veling King. She died King; four grandchildren; James Robert Ratlief and years. Robert Home Health and Hospice, Feb. 5, 2013, at her home. her extended family; and her Verna Evelyn Bradford. He was a loving 455 S. Fourth St. No. 3, Coos Marilyn was raised and many dear friends. died Feb. 3, 2013, at his home husband, Bay, OR 97420; or Harbor educated in New York. She She was preceded in death married Gordon D. Murphy in Reedsport due to a rare Robert Ratlief father and Baptist Chruch Youth Camp by Gordon Jan. 5, 1991. Death July 23, 1953 in Rome, N.Y. form of cancer. friend. Ministry, P.O. Box 1613, Arrangements are under Robert worked as an auto He enjoyed family, camp- Winchester Bay, OR 97467. They started their family Notices while living in New York. the direction of Amling mechanic his entire lifetime. ing, fishing, serving his savior Arrangements are under Schroeder Funeral Service, Kelly Darlene Kennedy — He worked in California at Jesus and sharing his faith. the direction of North Bend They moved to Langlois in Bandon, 541-347-2907. 47, of Myrtle Point, died Feb. Nickel’s Automotive in Galt, Robert is survived by his Chapel, 541-756-0440. 1974. 7, 2013, in Coos Bay. Winter Motors in Sacramen- wife, Angela; son, Ronald Sign the guestbook at Marilyn was a member of Sign the guestbook at Arrangements are pending to for 20 years, Weil Motors (Darlene) Ratlief of Torrance, www.theworldlink.com. the Floras Willow Club, the www.theworldlink.com. with Myrtle Grove Funeral Service-Bay Area, 541-269- 2851. Marshfield High School, Class Emerson; son, Terry Emerson • Cremation Harley A. Nissen — 93, of of 1940. He then joined the and his wife, Connie; son, • Funeral Service North Bend, died Feb. 6, U.S. Navy at the start of World Dennis Emerson and his wife, 2013, in North Bend. War II. He went to the South Anita; grandchildren, Tonya Locally Arrangements are pending Robert Eugene Pacific, and when on leave, and her husband, Bob Franks, “Our family Owned with North Bend Chapel, married Barbara Todd Emerson and his wife, & Emerson Operated 541-756-0440 Dey of Myrtle Kristeen, Jennifer Dey, Jason serving your family” Dec. 5, 1923 – Feb. 4, 2013 Point Aug. 26, Emerson and his wife, Linda, 541-267-4216 At his request, no public 1944, in Walnut Tara Hebner and her husband, 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson Funerals services will be held for Robert Creek, Calif. Fol- Rob, Dennis Emerson, and Saturday, Feb. 9 E. Emerson, 89, of Coos Bay. lowing the war, he worked at Denise Gravelle and her hus- Jerry Luoto, memorial Private cremation rites were the Coos Bay docks, Coos band, Jerod; and seven great- service, 1 p.m., Coquille held at Ocean View Memory Head Lumber and lived in grandchildren. Christian Community Gardens in Coos Bay. Eastside, where he built three Arrangements are under Church, 10th and Folsom. Robert was born Dec. 5, homes. He loved to deer hunt the care of Coos Bay Chapel, Sunday, Feb. 10 1923, in Red Lodge, Mont., to at Steens Mountain in Eastern 541-267-3131. Jimmy Choi Gibson, cele- Albert Emerson and Peggy Oregon … this was a very spe- Friends and family are bration of life, 2 p.m., Coos (Glenn) Emerson. He passed cial place to him. encouraged to sign the guest- Bay Eagles Lodge, 568 S. away Feb. 4, 2013, in Coos Bay. Robert is survived by his book at www.coosbayfh.com Second St. Robert was a graduate of wife of 68 years, Barbara and www.theworldlink.com.

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C M C M Y K Saturday, February9,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Community Anniversary Zonta Foundation receives $3,500 grant

The Coos Bay Area Zonta Service Foundation Applause announces receipt of a By Melissa Hart $3,500 grant from the Coquille Tribal Community Know someone or something that Fund to support Zonta’s Lit- deserves a round of applause? tle Red Schoolhouse Project. Contact Melissa Hart at Since 1998, this project has provided basic school sup- [email protected] or plies to low-income stu- P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR, 97420; dents in kindergarten or call 541-269-1222, ext. 242. Contributed Photos Coos Bay Public Works Operations Administrator Randy Dixon receives HOMER ‘JOHNNY’ AND VIOLA OLDHAM through sixth grade at Coos Married Feb. 8, 1943 County elementary schools. sage and encourage learning, an award from Wayne Shuyler,Boating Facilities Manager for the Marine “It’s community support growing and showing to a Board for “Outstanding Boating Facilities Maintenance.” Oldham 70th anniversary like that of the Coquille higher level. They will assist Tribal Community Fund that youth in both OHSET and 4- This is the first time the City Homer “Johnny” and Islands. During one of his enables Zonta to address a H programs who wish to of Coos Bay has been given Viola (Potterf) Oldham will trips home to Seattle, the growing need in our county,” broaden their knowledge and this honor. be celebrating their 70th couple married on Feb. 8, said Brooke Yussim, Zonta skills in dressage and English “City of Coos Bay boating wedding anniversary from 1943. They moved to the foundation president. riding. Throughout the year, facilities are consistently noon to 2 p.m., Saturday, Coos Bay area in 1950, resid- The Coquille Tribal Com- SCC-ODS will host various clean, safe, and inviting Feb. 9 at the Greenacres ing in Greenacres since 1953 munity Fund has helped the activities such as dressage whenever we stop by to Church, 93512 Green Acres and have been members of Zonta service foundation clinics, ride-a-tests, league inspect them,” said Wayne Lane, Coos Bay. Greenacres Church for many over time, helping needy shows and combined train- Shuyler, Boating Facilities Johnny and Viola were years. Coos County students start ing opportunities, as well as Manager for the Marine offer non-mounted social Board. “Since Randy Dixon’s raised and met in Kelso, Johnny and Viola have the first day of school with Airman Colton Nelson Wash., graduating from been blessed with a son, the supplies necessary to activities. (Public Works Operations Kelso High School. Upon Dennis, deceased; two learn. Zonta funding comes Chapter officers are: Administrator) arrival to the City of Coos Bay, we have Lackland Air Force Base, San graduation, Viola moved to daughters and sons-in-law, from its annual Celebrity President, Melissa Bates; Antonio, Texas. Seattle and worked at the Cathy and Mark Siegrist, Dinner and Auction, sched- Vice President, Jennifer seen major improvements made to the city facilities and The airman completed an Boeing Aircraft Company. and Sharon and Deon Meyer; uled this year for Feb. 23. For Aldrich; Secretary/Youth wanted to recognize the City intensive, eight-week pro- John served as a Merchant five grandchildren; and six more information, those Rep, Jasmine Barker; Trea- for their efforts.” gram that included training Seaman aboard several ves- great grandchildren with one interested may contact surer, Pamela Stevens; Youth The boating facility must in military discipline and sels sailing out of Seattle on the way. Both couples Michaela Vonderohe, Chair Rep, Cassie Homenyk; and show evidence of regular studies, Air Force core val- during WWII, sailing to now reside on the property of the Little Red School- Membership, Melissa King. cleaning, repair and mainte- ues, physical fitness, and Alaska and the Philippine in Greenacres. house Project Committee, To become involved with basic warfare principles and the South Coast Chapter, nance, based on site inspec- 541-217-1058. tions made by Marine Board skills. please contact new presi- staff. In addition, the recipi- Airmen who complete Dressage group dent, Melissa Bates, at mbat- Weddings ent must demonstrate basic training earn four forms new chapter [email protected] or 541- prompt action by fixing any credits toward an associate The Oregon Dressage 290-1445. conditions brought to their in applied science degree Society Board of Directors Marine Board honors attention by Boating Facilities through the Community has unanimously approved College of the Air Force. city of Coos Bay Program staff based on com- the application to form a new plaints received from boaters Nelson earned distinction chapter – the South Coast On Jan. 10, the Oregon and observed conditions. as an honor graduate. Chapter which will serve the State Marine Board recog- He is the son of David Coos Bay/North Bend region nized the City of Coos Bay Colton Nelson Nelson Sr. of Weiss Road, of Oregon. with an “Outstanding Boat- completes training Creswell, and brother of The South Coast Chapter ing Facilities Maintenance” Air Force Airman Colton Heather Nelson of Sunny was formed in order to edu- award. The Board recognizes R. Nelson graduated from Hill Lane, North Bend. He is cate equine enthusiasts in outstanding boating facility basic military training at a 2011 graduate of Creswell the fundamentals of dres- managers every two years. High School.

SARAH HOLMEN AMANDA WICKSTROM Coquille High School Honor Roll AND BRIAN KIDD AND JAMES ABRAM II Married Sept. 2, 2012 Married Dec. 1, 2012 Trimester 1 – 2012-2013 10TH GRADE Piburn and Ashley Thompson; Frederick, Kaela Libby and 3.80 – McKenzie Church and Eduardo Ruiz-Beltri; 3.87 – Corin 4.00 – Kaitlyn Davidson, Kaitlyn Hunter DeLaTorre; 3.71 – Alexis Wesman and Annmarie Earl; 9TH GRADE Dixon and Marina Wilson; 3.86 – Holmen, Wickstrom, Ladig; 3.67 – Jessica McElravey, 3.80 – Brittney Wilson; 3.75 – 4.00 - Zachary Amavisca, Hannah Michael Gunther and Hannah Rachel Romine, Joyce Scolari Larry Bowen and Taylor Kidd Abram Elmer and Hailey Riley; 3.86 – Spencer; 3.83 – Hannah Royal; 3.71 – Tristan Benjamin; 3.67 – and Sierra Yarnell; 3.60 – GeDeros; 3.60 – Ryak Martin and Zachary Ray; 3.71 – Sadie Matthew Crim, Terrence Sarah Holmen and Brian James and Tammy Jessica Hall, Kaili Kerr and Bayli Sarah Spencer; 3.57 – Simona Beaver, Zachary Breitkreutz, Edwards and Kai Griggs; 3.50 – Kidd, both of Portland, were Wickstrom are pleased to Waddington; 3.57 – Tea Larson Stefanak; 3.50 – Jenna Goin, Nancy Ferrer, McKailey Land- Jade Mang, Brayden Schmitt and announce the marriage of and Phoebe Summers; 3.50 – Austin Steele and McKenna married Sept. 2, 2012 in mark, Johnny Rowe, Savanna James Wolfe Colonial Heights, Va. their daughter Amanda Gayle Saﬁ and Timothy Smith; 3.667 – Brandon Bowen, Jordan Tassey Thommen The bride is daughter of Wickstrom to James H. McKenzie Gibson; 3.57 – Aurora and Christina VanLeuven Principal’s List - 3.00 to 3.49: Principal’s List - 3.00 to 3.49: Dan and Trudy Holmen, of Abram II, the son of James Moss, Mariah Ray, Bradley Principal’s List - 3.00 to 3.49: Kionna Faith, Dariane Clements, Michael Romine, Sye Yates, North Bend. Sarah is pursuing Abram of Mississippi and Romine, Anna Sweeney, Ryan Caroline Newman, Makel Faith, Madison Grant, Kaitlyn Hyatt, Emily Lack, Camilla Pettersen, a doctorate in environmental Rochelle Abram of Nevada. Swenson and Emily Terry Marissa Gouvea, Hayley Davis, Daniel Reed, Katie Gurney, Noah Smith, Henrique Toffoli, science as an NSF fellow at The couple was married Breana Matthews, Jerika Casil- Skyler Saﬁ, Elisabeth Thomas, Jacob Pelc, Austin Arrant, Kevin Principal’s List, 3.00 to 3.49: Kim- Tanner Flood, David Roberson, Portland State University. Dec. 1 at the Langlois berly Nichols, Trisha Ray, Wyatt las, Serena Erler, Kelsey Hurt Mast, Marcus Allen, Christian The groom is son of Henry Community Church and cel- and Brian Smith Jacob Vigue, Gavin Landmark, Ferrer, Henry Lau, Dillon Carter, Yates, Chandler Fisher, Gavin Jonathan Logan and Christopher and Sharon Kidd of Colonial ebrated with a reception at Austin Flood, Lydia Gray, Bailey Clawson, Rachel Coleman, Makala Moss Heights. Brian is employed the bride’s parents’ home in Edgar, Kody Woody, Takeisha 11TH GRADE Hermann, Isaiah Hill, Wilson by Watershed Sciences, Inc. Bandon. Clawson, Tori Howard, Brett 4.00 – Nicole Romine; 3.83 - Tris- Hodge, Logun Mather, Larissa and continues his musical The Abrams are residing Belcher, Kody Courtright, Taylor tan Dixon, Chris Elmer, Thomson 12TH GRADE Nasvall and Jamison Schwerdt- career of “Unipiping” when in North Bend. Flood and Rebeckah McCall Hallmark, Tasia Hyatt, Andrew 4.00 - Claire Beery, Brettany feger time allows. The wedding took place at the “Old Brick House” along Births .. the Appomattox River of EN. Colonial Heights. The recep- RE tion followed at the historic COQUILLE VALLEY Sadie Lynn Green was born at O G Petersburg Train Station, HOSPITAL 11:48 a.m. on Jan. 14, 2013, G 1 NEW weighing 8 pounds, 9⁄4 ounces. complete with Southern Aurora Noel Wilson was born at “fare.”Special guest of honor Parents are Jason and Amy 9:24 a.m. on Jan. 13, 2013, Green of Coos Bay. TUESDAYUESDAY & SSATURDAYATURDAY 7 TUESDAY & SATURDAY was Brian’s grandmother, weighing 6 pounds, 3 ⁄10 ounces. Elizabeth Veseley of Peters- Parents are Jason and Nichole Karma Shaelynn Robertson was HOME DELIVERY PAID MONTHLY AT burg, Va. Sarah and Brian Wilson of Myrtle Point. born at 9:37 p.m. on Jan. 14, continued their celebration, 2013, weighing 6 pounds, 1 Tucker Quinn Moran was born at traveling to Florida, taking in ounce. 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, February9,2013 Y K Nation After elections, GOP WORLD governors switch DIGEST views on Medicaid Officials: Worst of flu season may be over DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) declined to take responsibili- NEW YORK (AP) — The — Once largely united in ty for the online exchanges worst of the flu season resisting the Obama admin- that would offer subsidized appears to be over. istration’s new health care private coverage to the mid- The number of states overhaul, a growing number dle class. reporting intense or wide- of Republican governors are Both would pose costs to spread flu dropped again last now buying into parts of the the states and also involved week, U.S. health officials system as the financial reali- cooperating with a larger said Friday. ties of their states’ medical government role in health The season started earlier costs begin to counterbal- care that many Republicans than normal, spiking first in ance the fierce election poli- strongly opposed. the Southeast and then spreading. But now, by some tics of the issue. However, the federal gov- The Associated Press This week, Michigan’s ernment’s agreement to pay measures, flu activity has A snow plow clears the path in the park along Commonwealth Ave in Boston on Friday. Snow began been ebbing for at least four Rick Snyder became the most of the added Medicaid falling across the Northeast, ushering in what was predicted to be a huge, possibly historic blizzard . sixth GOP governor to pro- expense, and belief that weeks in much of the coun- pose expanding his state’s fewer residents would be try. Flu and pneumonia health insurance program to showing up at local hospitals deaths have been dropping cover more low-income resi- without insurance, have Storm dumps on New England for two weeks, the Centers dents, in line with the begun to break down some for Disease Control and Pre- Democratic administration’s governors’ opposition. vention reported. BOSTON (AP) — Snow began falling Taunton, Mass. “Wherever you need to It’s been nine years since a strong recommendation. “Politically, the dynamic across the Northeast on Friday, ushering get to, get there by Friday afternoon and Eleven Republican governors may be shifting,” said Matt conventional flu season in what was predicted to be a huge, possi- don’t plan on leaving.” started like this one. That have rejected the idea while a Benson, a senior aide to bly historic blizzard and sending residents The heaviest snowfall was expected dozen, who have been most- Arizona Republican Gov. Jan was the winter of 2003-04 — scurrying to stock up on food and gas up Friday night and into today. Wind gusts one of the deadliest in the ly critical, have not Brewer, who proposed their cars. The storm could dump 1 to 3 could reach 75 mph. Widespread power past 35 years, with more than announced a decision. expanding Medicaid last feet of snow from New York City to failures were feared, along with flooding 48,000 deaths. Like this year, Although the Democratic month. “There may be some Boston and beyond. in coastal areas still recovering from that season had the same president’s re-election last folks looking at this anew.” Even before the first snowflake had fall- Superstorm Sandy in October. dominant flu strain, one that fall cleared the way for pro- Two high-profile en, Boston, Providence, R.I., Hartford, Boston could get 2 to 3 feet of snow, tends to make people sicker. viding health insurance for Republican governors, Scott Conn., and other towns and cities in New while New York City was expecting 10 to But back then, the flu vac- millions of Americans who Walker of Wisconsin and England and upstate New York towns can- 14 inches. Mayor Michael Bloomberg said cine didn’t protect against don’t have it, many Rick Scott of Florida, have celed school, and airlines scratched more plows and 250,000 tons of salt were being that bug, and fewer people Republican governors have voiced skepticism about the than 3,700 flights through today, with the put on standby.To the south, Philadelphia got flu shots. resisted parts of the plan that federal terms but are still disruptions certain to ripple across the U.S. was looking at a possible 2 to 5 inches. So far, the season has been remained optional. They considering the option. “This one doesn’t come along every Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick labeled moderately severe. have been reluctant to Most Democratic gover- day. This is going to be a dangerous winter banned all traffic from roads after 4 p.m., expand their Medicaid pro- nors have supported storm,”said Alan Dunham, meteorologist believed to be the state’s first such ban Amish beard-cutting grams to cover more low- expanding their Medicaid for the National Weather Service in since the blizzard of 1978. ringleader sentenced income residents. And many programs. 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C M C M Y K Saturday, February9,2013 • The World • A9 Y K World Funeral French ranson funded the marred militants they are ﬁghting

PARIS (AP) — A former lion was funded largely by Department and Defense by clash U.S. ambassador to Mali has ransoms paid in recent years. Department in the U.S. alleged that France paid a $17 In February 2011, three of the before retiring, told France’s million ransom to free hostages seized at a French iTele network that the TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — hostages seized from a uranium mine in Niger — French money allowed al- The funeral of a slain French mining site — cash including one Frenchwoman Qaida’s North Africa branch Tunisian opposition leader she said ultimately funded — were freed; four remain in to flourish in Mali. was marred Friday by clashes the al-Qaida-linked Islamist the hands al-Qaida-linked “Although governments between police and gangs of The Associated Press militants its troops are now militants in Mali. deny that they’re paying young men destroying near- Cars burn next to the cemetery where thousands of Tunisians are gath- fighting. French officials, The Islamist rebels are ransoms, everyone is pretty by cars, as black smoke spi- ered to attend the funerals of slain opposition leader Chokri Belaid,near whose soldiers are pushing apparently taking their much aware that money has raled from burning vehicles Tunis on Friday. north into the territory Western hostages with them passed hands indirectly into the sky and clouds of where the missing captives — among them the mine through different accounts tear gas floated over the government, sparked days of was rejected by his own rul- are believed to be held, workers and three other and it ends up in the treas- nearby cemetery. rioting by his supporters, ing party. Jebali expressed denied paying any ransoms. French citizens seized else- ury, let us say, of al-Qaida in Hundreds of thousands of who hold the ruling Ennahda confidence that Ennahda Vicki Huddleston’s alle- where. the Islamic Maghreb and Tunisians chanting anti- party complicit in his death. would back him, and sug- gations, which she said dated Huddleston, who served allows them to buy weapons government slogans con- The nation was largely shut gested he would resign if the back two years, strengthened as ambassador to Mali and and recruit,” she said in the verged on the Jellaz cemetery down Friday due to a general plan failed to get approval. the view that the Mali rebel- held positions in the State comments that aired Friday. for the funeral of Chokri strike called by the labor Belaid’s funeral procession Belaid, a left-wing politician unions in solidarity, and the passed into the cemetery whose assassination national carrier Tunis Air amid a scene of chaos caught Wednesday outside his home canceled all its flights. live on television. His col- D has exacerbated Tunisia’s Late Friday, Prime league Hamma Hammami of E political crisis and escalated Minister Hamadi Jebali said the Tunisian Workers’ Party R T tensions in the North African he still intends to try to gave the eulogy. O ! nation that helped kick off install a technocratic gov- “Sleep well, Chokri, we H S the Arab Spring. ernment — a decision he first will continue the fight,” he UY The murder of Belaid, a announced hours after said, even as the acrid stench B NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 28TH harsh critic of the Islamist Belaid’s killing and which of the tear gas hung in the air. EU leaders 3 for 99 2 for agree to a 9 00 Pleated Furnace Air Filter 12 new budget Various sizes 72 Qt Clear Tote available. 4044327 6208326 BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union leaders agreed Friday to a significantly reduced 7-year budget worth $1.28 trillion — the first cut in spending in the 99 27-country group’s history. 9 European Council 32 Gal. President Herman Van 541.271.1080 Trash Can Rompuy announced that the • Pizzas • Callzones • Salad Bar • Burgers 599 699 7208366 agreement had been reached VALUE 99 VALUE 99 after two days of nearly Next to the Discovery Center at 351 Riverfront Way, Reedsport 3 ea. 13 round-the-clock negotia- 10 Lb. Sunrise Blend 8 Lb. Premium Blend VALUE tions — the longest negotia- 8337214 8337222 tions of his tenure in office. The issue of what to give to Coquille the EU was made more difficult because,he said,its mem- Supply bers were struggling with poor economic growth and harsh “Everything for your home but the view.” The helpful place. austerity measures. Prices valid through 2/28/13 while supplies last. See store for details. “We simply could not 10054 Hwy. 42 Coquille, Oregon • (541) 396-4264 ignore the extremely difficult economic realities across Europe,” Van Rompuy told reporters. “It had to be a leaner budget.” The final number was far less than the $1.38 trillion the EU’s executive arm, the European Commission, had originally proposed. The total will cover the years 2014-2020.

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C M C M Y K A10 •The World • Saturday, February9,2013 Y K South Coast Weather

Oregon weather Saturday, Feb. 9 Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures

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South Coast a high near 51. Today: Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, with a Monday Night: Areas of fog. Mostly high near 49. North wind 5 to 11 mph. cloudy, with a low around 38. Tonight: Areas of drizzle. Patchy fog. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy. High near 54. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 42. Willamette Valley Sunday: Patchy fog. Partly sunny, with a high near 51. North wind around 10 mph. Today: Areas of fog. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 47. Sunday Night: Areas of fog. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. Tonight: Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. Calm wind. Monday: A chance of drizzle. Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 50. Sunday: Areas of fog. Partly sunny, with a high near 48. Monday Night: A chance of drizzle. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 39. Sunday Night: Patchy fog. Partly cloudy, with a low around 32. Tuesday: Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. Monday: Patchy fog. Mostly sunny, with a high near 44. Curry County Coast Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 51. around 34. North wind 8 to 15 mph. Tuesday: Partly sunny. High near 46. Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low Portland area around 42. North wind 8 to 13 mph. Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Today: Partly sunny, with a high near By Lou Sennick, The World 45. Southwest wind around 6 mph. Mason Henderson, left, and Johnny Silba measure a tree along Pony Slough on Friday morning.A group of students from Marshfield High School 54. North wind 9 to 13 mph. Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low worked with the Coos Watershed Association along the slough behind North Bend High School. On this morning, they were identifying and map- around 41. North wind 9 to 14 mph. around 35. Calm wind. ping out the plants along the waterway. Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Sunday: Partly sunny. High near 48. 53. Sunday Night: Patchy fog. Partly cloudy, Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low with a low around 36. Light north wind. of bacteria,”Souder said. Pet people to be those leaders.” As for the future of the Monday: Chance of rain or drizzle. WATERSHED waste that washes out of One of those people is class? If the students’ atti- around 41. Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near Partly sunny, with a high near 46. Continued from Page A1 yards and automotive fluids Darby Dittmer, a Myrtle tudes are any indication, it’s 54. Monday Night: Slight chance of rain. that leach in from storm Point student who received bright. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 37. Rogue Valley drains also pose a threat to special permission to enroll Climbing down the North Coast to help restore the slough, Today: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly and the Master Stewards water quality. in the course. Dittmer is a stream banks with mapping cloudy, with a high near 48. Today: Occasional drizzle. Cloudy, with a program has partnered with Nutria are another chal- student leader in the class. tools in hand, returning stu- Tonight: Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, with high near 45. West wind 6 to 9 mph. the group for the class. lenge wetlands stewards “It’s fun teaching people dent Mason Henderson said a low around 38. Light and variable wind. Tonight: Occasional drizzle. Mostly Sunday: Areas of freezing fog. Cloudy, cloudy, with a low around 39. Friday morning, the stu- face, Souder said. The giant how to do this stuff,”Dittmer his mom had let him decide Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near rodents burrow into stream said. “I’m a hands-on learn- whether he wanted to take with a high near 46. Calm wind. dents were hard at work Sunday Night: Areas of fog. Mostly 46. North wind around 6 mph. mapping the location of banks and destroy root sys- er.” the next term of the class. cloudy, with a low around 35. Calm wind. Sunday Night: A 30 percent chance of native and invasive species in tems. The capstone project of “I told her I’m going to Monday: Areas of freezing fog. Mostly rain. Mostly cloudy, and a low around 39. the slough’s riparian zone. Joyce said one of the ulti- the class is an educational take it until I’m 18.” sunny, with a high near 48. Monday: Chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, Monday Night: Areas of fog. Mostly with a high near 47. The previous week’s class mate goals of the class is to outreach event planned with Reporter Thomas Moriarty Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low heighten the students’ envi- North Bend Middle School can be reached at 541-269- cloudy, with a low around 38. had focused on removing Tuesday: Areas of freezing fog. Partly around 40. Scotch broom and other ronmental awareness. Soud- students on May 17. Joyce 1222, ext. 240, or by email at sunny, with a high near 52. Central Oregon invasive plants. er agreed. said the program will also thomas.moriarty@the- Central Douglas County Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near Invasive plants aren’t the “We need to train the next hold an Earth Day event worldlink.com. Follow him on Today: Areas of fog. Mostly cloudy, with 39. West wind 5 to 10 mph. only obstacle. generation of leaders,”Soud- April 20 near the North Bend Twitter at a high near 50. Calm wind . Tonight: Partly cloudy, with a low “There’s a fairly high level er said. “We would like these High School footbridge. @ThomasDMoriarty. Tonight: Patchy fog. Cloudy, with a low around 21. around 38. Light and variable wind. Sunday: Mostly sunny. High near 40. Sunday: Areas of fog. Cloudy, then grad- Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 21. North wind 5 to 7 mph. mandatory budget cuts that home’s attic. Fire crews ually clearing, with a high near 51. TIMBER FIRE Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near will take effect if Congress remained on scene until 4:13 around 36. North wind 5 to 7 mph. 45. DeFazio asked does not agree on a deficit- Damages pass p.m. Monday: Areas of fog. Partly sunny, with Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low reduction plan by March 1. Frazier said the daring res- around 26. to investigate Coos County can make up $300,000 mark cue revitalized her son, who Continued from Page A1 the held-back money from Continued from Page A1 has been out of work recently its reserves of forestry rev- and searching for employ- Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall enue, but Commissioner Bob ment while living in Eugene. Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 48, low 30 Rain: None to counties under the Secure Main said the Association of for the fire at 11:40 a.m. Four “It brought back my old for the previous 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. engines, one aerial truck and Hi Lo Prc Total rainfall to date: 5.10 inches Rural Schools Act. The 18 so- O&C Counties has asked Travis,”she said. “He said to Astoria 48 29 0.06 Rainfall to date last year: 5.02 inches called O&C counties in Ore- Congressman Peter DeFazio three staff vehicles respond- me,‘This is what I was meant Brookings 42 33 0.25 Average rainfall to date: 12.41 inches gon received the reduced to find out whether the O&C ed, with 33 firefighters from to do.’” Corvallis 48 35 0.02 funds are actually subject to Coos Bay and North Bend. Eugene 47 38 0.03 payments Friday. Gibson said the building Klamath Falls 36 13 0.11 The Tide Tables sequestration. When the firefighters The payments compen- will be written off as a total La Grande 39 27 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Main said Coos County is arrived, they found Erickson, Medford 48 35 0.04 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- sate the counties for logging loss. The damage was esti- mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by better off than other rural Nelligan, Browning and Lan- Newport 45 34 0.06 the high or low ratio for your area. receipts that were reduced by mated at $225,000 for the Pendleton4727T counties because it has a dis safely outside the home. Location High time ratio Low time ratio environmental restrictions. building and $100,000 for its Portland 50 30 0 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Counties with U.S. Forest county forest that generates “I’m incredibly proud,” Redmond 43 16 T Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 revenue. Frazier said of her son. “It’s contents. Roseburg 50 36 0.08 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Service lands get SRS pay- The cause of the fire Salem 49 33 0.13 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 ments from the Forest Ser- Main blamed the federal so him.” Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 Landis was taken to Bay remains under investigation. Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 vice. The O&C counties, government for gradually Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Area Hospital for smoke Reporter Thomas Moriarty Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 with lands that once diminishing rural counties’ sources of revenue. inhalation, where he was contributed to this report. Extended outlook belonged to the Oregon & HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. “From the county’s per- treated and released. No City Editor Ryan Haas can California Railroad, get pay- TODAY SUNDAY Date time ft. time ft. spective, we can’t go cut other injuries were reported. be reached at 541-269-1222, ments from the BLM. 9-Feb 11:14 9.61 - - timber, the dunes are being By 1 p.m., firefighters were ext. 239, at ryan.haas@the- 10-Feb 12:30 8.2 12:05 9.44 The final year of BLM pay- closed down slowly, and the on the building’s roof, fight- worldlink.com, or on Twitter 11-Feb 01:08 8.5 12:53 9.07 ments totals $38 million, of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- ing flames that burned in the @ryanjhaas. 12-Feb 01:46 8.67 01:41 8.51 which Coos County was vice wants to make more 13-Feb 02:23 8.69 02:29 7.83 slotted to receive more than marshes and put more peo- Mostly cloudy Partly sunny LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. $2 million. ple off productive farmland,” 49/42 51/36 Date time ft. time ft. Although the U.S. Forest 9-Feb 05:15 2.38 06:02 -1.07 Main said. 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C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2013 • SECTION B Blazers High School Boys Basketball blasted Sutherlin 67, North Bend 47 Brookings-Harbor 78, Siuslaw 72, OT Coquille 39, Bandon 12 Gold Beach 58, Myrtle Point 44 Glide 72, Reedsport 44 Pacific 65, Camas Valley 27 High School Girls Basketball Sutherlin 52, North bend 14, Brookings-Harbor 53, Suislaw 33 Houston Coquille 43, Bandon 35 PORTS S tops Gold Beach 31, Myrtle Point 30 Pacific 49, Camas Valley 44 NBA, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4 Blazers.

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North Bend’s boys basketball team lost its first league game since 2010 when host Sutherlin beat the Bulldogs 67-47 on Friday night. North Bend still has a two- game lead in the Far West League with two to go and can clinch the Boys title outright with a home win Recap over Siuslaw on By Lou Sennick, The World Tuesday. North Bend’s Cassie Dallas swims one of her laps in the girls 500-yard freestyle preliminary Friday afternoon in North Bend at the Class 4A-3A-2A-1A District 4 championships. But Sutherlin outplayed North Bend on Friday. “They came out with a lot of energy and got going,”North Bend Hornets, Lions look strong at district coach Tom Nicholls said. “They did a nice job. “We were out of sync. We’d I Team titles and state berths make a little run and we couldn’t get ourselves over the hump to get are on the line today at North back in it.” Bend Municipal Pool Derik Wattman had 18 points and 13 rebounds and Taler Jensen also had 18 points for Sutherlin. BY JOHN GUNTHER Hayden Davisson and Cam The World Lucero each scored 14 for North Bend. NORTH BEND — District 3 has traditional- Brookings-Harbor 78, ly been one of the toughest in the state for Class Siuslaw 72, OT: The Bruins got a 4A-3A-2A-1A swimming, and this year appears key win for their playoff chances, no different. edging the visiting Vikings to forge Defending state girls champion Henley and a three-way tie for third place. boys champion Cottage Grove both had strong Brookings-Harbor, Siuslaw days in qualifying, while several individuals and South Umpqua all are knotted had standout efforts, too. at 4-4 with a week to go in the reg- All team scoring comes today at North Bend ular season. Municipal Pool, when swimmers also will be Ronnie Manley had 35 points in pursuing berths in next weekend’s state meet at the win for the Bruins. Gresham. South Umpqua 61, Douglas Henley’s girls are poised to run away with 33: South Umpqua scored 46 first the team title, boasting both a large squad and half points compared to Douglas’ several standout individuals. 15 as the Lancers cruised to an easy “We’ve grown a lot as a team,” said junior victory. Kaylie Severson. The Hornets have 24 girls and 20 boys, far SEE BOYS | B2 more than any other squad in the district meet. “We’ve got a lot of new kids,”Severson said, adding that the squad members have recruited other students who weren’t competing in a dif- Panthers ferent winter sport. Henley also has solid individuals. During qualifying Friday, they had the top time in rally for two relays and also three of the top six qualifiers in two events and two in several others. This weekend is important, not just for the big victory district title, Severson said. North Bend’s James Jordan starts his 100-yard freetyle preliminary Friday afternoon. “It’s very important because we won state THE WORLD last year and want to repeat the title,”she said. The Lions will try to do that today,getting as Cassie Dallas. Moments before Sapienza’s heat, The winners of each event today will many swimmers to state as possible. Dallas just missed breaking North Bend’s Gold Beach’s girls basketball advance to the Class 4A-3A-2A-1A state meet “If we don’t step up, we can’t win state,” school record with a time of 1:09.42, finishing team clinched a spot in the Class next weekend, as will any other swimmers who Garrison said. “If we step up, we have the capa- .01 seconds behind Michelle Jasmer’s Bulldog 2A district playoffs by edging have times that are among the eight best for bility to.” record. visiting Myrtle Point 31-30 on swimmers who don’t win district titles. Friday’s prelims did include one meet Defending state champion Kelsey Morgan of Friday. Cottage Grove’s boys were similarly suc- record, by one of the returning state champi- North Bend also is in the event, though she has The Panthers rallied from a cessful, with the top qualifiers in four individ- ons. been slowed by an injury and had the fourth three-point deficit in the final 1:37. ual events and all three relays. In the girls breaststroke, Cascade best qualifying time Friday. With the win, Gold Beach “We’re doing good,” said Sam Garrison, who Christian’s Breanna Sapienza set the meet “It will be fun pushing each other,”Sapienza clinched the top seed for the cruised to the top time Friday in the 100 back- record with a time of 1 minute, 8.46 seconds. said. Sunset Conference stroke. “We had some good swims. The final should be a great race today into the district Girls “We had more in us. We can swim better.” between Sapienza and North Bend freshman SEE DISTRICT | B4 playoffs. The second seed will Recap be determined Tuesday, when Pirate girls have big opening day in MWL Reedsport visits Myrtle Point in a regular-season finale that also serves as a loser- THE WORLD breaststroke Friday and will be favored in both relays today. out game. events today, when the winner of each event Spencer Fromm qualified third in the 500 The top seed in the district EUGENE — Marshfield’s girls swimming qualifies for next week’s Class 5A state meet. freestye and fourth in the 200 freestyle for playoffs means the Panthers will team had a solid day in qualifying at the Alyssa Hedgpeth had the top time in the 100 Marshfield’s boys, while Elias Mendez qualified get two chances to win a game at Midwestern League meet in Springfield on butterfly and Bridget McCarthy qualified first fourth in the 100 freestyle and Wesley Bauer St. Mary’s High School in Medford Friday. in the 100 freestyle. was fifth in the 100 butterfly. next weekend and advance to the All team scoring in the meet comes in Marshfield also qualified second in four The Pirates will benefit from their depth Class 2A playoffs. today’s finals. events — Hedgpeth in the 100 breaststroke, when the team races are decided today. The top “That’s big-time for us,”Gold The Pirates had the top qualifying mark in McCarthy in the 200 freestyle, Elyse Trendell 16 swimmers in each individual event score Beach coach Chris Clark said. four of the eight individual events, including a in the 50 freestyle and Kayla Sparkman in the points, and nearly all the Marshfield athletes “It’s a big thing going to that pair of first-place efforts by Shaylyn 500 freestyle. will score. conference tournament knowing Brownell. Trendell had the third-best time in the 100 “Most of our kids advanced,” said you only need to get one out of The junior had the best time in both the freestyle. Marshfield coach Kathe Stufflebean. “They two.” 200-yard individual medley and 100-yard Marshfield also should do well in all the swam very, very well. I was pretty happy.” Gold Beach also can share the Sunset Conference hybrid league title if it wins at Coquille in its finale Tuesday. The Panthers,Red Three Marshfield wrestlers reach semifinals Devils and Glide all are tied for first place after Coquille and Glide THE WORLD Gregory (145) all will wrestle in the seed. Between them, they had five match to stay alive. also won Friday night. semifinals this morning, when a pins Friday,including all three pin- Other Marshfield wrestlers still “That would be good for our EUGENE — Marshfield had win will guarantee them a spot in ning their quarterfinal opponents. alive in the consolation bracket kids,” Clark said. “We’re going to three wrestlers reach the semifi- the state tournament. Two other Marshfield were Cole Smith (106 pounds), go to Coquille and play our hearts nals in the Class 5A District 4 meet The top four wrestlers in each wrestlers reached the quarterfi- Brandon Campbell (132) and out and see what happens. at Churchill High School on Friday. weight class advance to state. nals and lost — Izaak Grubbs (113 Taylor Dornbusch (138). They each Coquille’s a tough place to play.” Tyler Campbell (106 pounds), Nelson and Harvey both are top pounds) and Vern Stevens (145). need to win twice today to qualify Thaddeus Nelson (120) and Tyler seeds, while Campbell is a No. 2 They each won their consolation for state. SEE GIRLS | B2

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scored six points. GIRLS North Bend’s Britini Ring Sutherlin beats scored nine of her team’s 14 points in the loss. North Bend Ring and North Bend’s From Page B1 other seniors will be honored Tuesday when the Bulldogs host Siuslaw in their final The Panthers forced two home game. late turnovers Friday, scoring Brookings-Harbor 53, after each. Morrigan Clifford Siuslaw 33: The Bruins kept got the winning bucket with their share of second place three seconds to go and with Douglas and guaranteed scored a team-best 14 points. a spot in the Class 4A play-in Morgan Newton had 16 round with the home win. points to lead the Bobcats. The Bruins and Trojans, Glide 40, Reedsport 32: both 6-2, are three games in The Wildcats kept their share front of North Bend with two of first place by outscoring games to go. Reedsport 29-18 in the sec- Douglas 57, South ond half. Umpqua 30: Douglas The Braves had just one outscored South Umpqua 25- point in the first quarter, but 14 in the first half and never rebounded to take a 14-11 looked back, going on to beat halftime lead. They couldn’t the Lancers by 27 points. hold on. Geniva Johnson and Tori Hayley Livingston scored Bond led the way for the 17 points and Kali Vicery Trojans with 13 and 12 points, added 10 for Glide. respectively. The Trojans Madi Richardson had 13 scored 21 in the first and 20 in points and Kayla Doane the fourth in the big win. added 10 for the Braves. Bri Bohnenkamp had 12 The Associated Press Reedsport coach Stu points for South Umpqua. Portland’s Meyers Leonard and Houston’s Patrick Beverley, left, go after a loose ball in the second half Friday. Richardson quickly put Friday’s loss in the rearview Skyline League mirror and focused on the big Pacific 49, Camas game Tuesday. Valley 44: The Pirates got a Harden leads Rockets past Portland “It’s all Tuesday night,”he huge win in their quest for a said. “I love it. That’s what spot in the Class 1A playoffs HOUSTON (AP) — James Harden “I’m just focused on rallying these play,” Rockets point guard Jeremy Lin basketball’s about.” behind a big night from Riley put on an All-Star performance just guys together, every single game,” said, “and then you look up and you Coquille 43, Bandon 35: Engdahl, who finished with before the real thing comes to Houston. Harden said. “If I’m leading and show- realize, ‘Oh, he had a great game.’ You The Red Devils completed a 29 points. Harden had 35 points and 11 assists, ing my work ethic, they’ll follow.” kind of take it for granted sometimes.” sweep of the Tigers, building The Pirates started off Chandler Parsons scored 20 and the LaMarcus Aldridge, another All-Star Nicolas Batum scored 24 points and an early lead and holding on. hot, scoring 17 points in the Rockets beat the Portland Trail Blazers reserve for the West, scored 31 points Damian Lillard had 18 for the Blazers, “For the first time this first quarter. 118-103 on Friday night. and grabbed 11 rebounds for Portland. who never slowed down the Rockets’ year, we were really patient Camas Valley kept it Harden went 13 for 16 from the field The Blazers had won the previous two high-powered offense. Houston shot a and we ran our offense,” interesting late by hitting a and 4 of 5 from 3-point range, a near- meetings this season in overtime, rally- season-high 59.5 percent (47 of 79) from Coquille coach Tim GeDeros couple 3-pointers, but the perfect night in the last game at the ing from double-digit deficits in both. the field and is averaging 118.4 points in said. “It was the best game Hornets were never able to Toyota Center before it plays host to the Not this time. Houston preserved a its last seven games. we played this year.” catch up. Hannah Fortune NBA’s All-Star weekend. Acquired by comfortable lead for most of the second “Houston is shooting the ball well Taylor GeDeros had 16 had 15 for Pacific to go with Houston in a stunning trade with half, and Harden finished off Portland these days,”Portland coach Terry Stotts points and 10 assists and Engdahl’s game-high 29. Oklahoma City just before the season, with a fadeaway jumper from the wing said. “They were shooting the ball well Maddy Grant added 10 points Julia Mooney poured in 20 for Harden was chosen as a reserve for the with just under 4 minutes remaining. inside, outside and mid-range, and for the Red Devils, who Camas Valley. West squad, making his first All-Star “Tonight was one of those where it’s were getting to the rim. We didn’t have improved to 7-4 in league Pacific, which finishes the team. just like he makes play after play after any answers for them defensively.” play. regular-season at home Raelyn Freitag had four 3- against Elkton tonight, has pointers and finished with 13 guaranteed itself third place, points for the Tigers, who meaning the Pirates will have Miami cruises to win over Clippers still can play spoiler in the two chances to get a win next league title race when they week at the league playoffs THE ASSOCIATED PRESS worst team and pulled within All five Thunder starters seconds left and Paul visit Glide in the finale and advance to the state three games of .500. had at least one basket during George’s 15-footer rimmed Tuesday. playoffs. MIAMI — LeBron James Byron Mullens and Gerald a 21-0 run that put Oklahoma out as the horn sounded. New Hope 47, Powers scored 30 points in another Henderson each had 20 City in position to complete a David West scored 30 Far West League 24: The Cruisers saw their efficient performance, points for the Bobcats, who perfect homestand with a points and George had 26 as Sutherlin 52, North season end with the road Dwyane Wade added 20 and have lost six straight. third straight blowout. the Pacers’ 15-game home Bend 14: Sutherlin’s stifling loss. the Miami Heat dominated Pistons 119, Spurs 109: Michael Beasley led the winning streak came to an defense held North Bend to Kendall Stallard scored 12 the middle two quarters on Greg Monroe had 26 points Suns with 25 points. end. five first-half points while points and Jessie Martinez the way to an and 16 rebounds as Detroit Bulls 93,Jazz 89: Carlos Wizards 89, Nets 74: staying perfect on the sea- added nine. easy 111-89 snapped San Antonio’s 11- Boozer scored 19 points, The Washington Wizards son. Sisters Alondra and win over the NBA game winning streak with a including 11 straight in the held Brooklyn without a field Sutherlin didn’t allow Briana Chavez scored 15 Los Angeles victory over the short-hand- fourth quarter, and Chicago goal for nearly 9 minutes North Bend to score more points each for the Warriors, Clippers on Recap ed Spurs. closed out a six-game road during the first half, with- than five points in any quar- who led 31-5 at halftime. Friday night. San Antonio played with- trip with a victory over Utah. stood a second-half slump ter, while they poured in 32 Powers finished with a 2- James shot 9 for 11, giving out Tim Duncan and Manu Nate Robinson added 18 and held on for their latest second-half points. Kylee 10 league record and 8-12 him 37 makes on his last 47 Ginobili, and the Pistons led points for the Bulls, who win over a team near the top Carson and Ricki Mock both overall mark, but better attempts, and sat out the by as many as 21 points in the rebounded nicely from a 32- of the standings. had 10 points for Sutherlin hopes for next year when fourth quarter. It was his second quarter. It was 65-52 point loss in Denver 24 hours Nene had 20 points and 11 and three other players every player returns. fourth straight 30-point at halftime, and although the earlier. rebounds for the Wizards, game, tying him with Wade Spurs cut the deficit to seven Al Jefferson had a season- who have one of the worst as the only Heat player with in the fourth, they fell short high 32 points for Utah. records in the NBA but have points for Myrtle Point in the such streaks in the fran- against a Detroit team that Grizzlies 99, Warriors nevertheless taken eight of BOYS loss. chise’s 25-year history. equaled its highest point 93: Marc Gasol scored six of their last nine at home — a Red Devils Gold Beach beat Myrtle Mario Chalmers finished total of the season. his 20 points down the stretch that includes wins Point for the first time in with 18 points and Shane Tony Parker scored 31 stretch to help Memphis beat over Oklahoma City, Atlanta, clinch title share three tries this year. The Battier scored 12 for Miami, points for San Antonio. Golden State. Chicago, New York and the From Page B1 Bobcats have the top seed for which improved to 21-3 at Knicks 100, Minnesota Gasol, who also grabbed 11 Los Angeles Clippers. the Sunset Conference when home. 94: Carmelo Anthony had rebounds, was 9 of 14 from Deron Williams scored 20 South Umpqua opened the league gets together with The Clippers got 36 points and nine rebounds, the field to help the Grizzlies points for the Nets, who lost with a 29-point first quarter the Southern Cascades Chauncey Billups, Chris Paul scoring 12 points down the end a two-game slide. to a sub-.500 team for only while holding Douglas to just League for the Class 2A and Blake Griffin back from stretch to rally New York over Stephen Curry had 32 the second time this season. six.Erik Johnson had 24 for the District 1 playoffs next week- injuries, but that trio of Minnesota. points and eight assists for Hornets 111,Hawks 100: Lancers and Nathan Philips end, which will decide the starters combined for only 23 Derrick Williams scored the Warriors. Greivis Vasquez had his first added 13. Cade Claughton had two spots in the state play- points. DeAndre Jordan led 19 points and Ricky Rubio Raptors 100, Pacers 98, career triple-double, leading 10 for the Trojans. offs. Gold Beach has the No. 2 Los Angeles with 17 points. had 18 points and 11 assists OT: Rudy Gay scored 17 of New Orleans over Atlanta to seed. Lakers 100, Bobcats 93: for the Timberwolves, who his 23 points in the fourth give the last-place Hornets a Sunset Conference Glide 72, Reedsport 44: Kobe Bryant shrugged off a lost for the 14th time in 16 quarter and overtime, rally- rare winning streak. Coquille 39, Bandon 12: The Wildcats stayed within a scoreless first half to finish games. ing Toronto past weary Josh Smith led Atlanta The Red Devils limited the game of the Red Devils in the with 20 points, eight assists Thunder 127, Phoenix Indiana. with 23 points and Jeff Tigers to five points through standings, overcoming a 15- and seven rebounds and Los 96: Kevin Durant scored 21 The game went into over- Teague added 21. the first three quarters as 10 deficit after the first quar- Angeles overcome a 20-point points, Thabo Sefolosha had time after Amir Johnson’s Cavaliers 119, Magic they try to stay sharp for the ter. second-half deficit to beat a season-high 18 and buzzer-beating tip-in stood 108: Kyrie Irving scored 24 upcoming Class 3A playoffs. Glide finishes with a Charlotte. Oklahoma City rode a gigan- following a replay review. points and Cleveland sent Larry Bowen and Matt home game against Bandon, The Lakers avoided a tic third-quarter run to a vic- The Raptors won it when Gay Orlando to its 12th straight Miranda scored 10 points while Reedsport ends the costly defeat to the NBA’s tory over Phoenix. hit a 17-foot jumper with 1.7 loss. each for Coquille. Tristian season at Myrtle Point. Davidson led Bandon with Skyline League seven points. Colorado sends Oregon to third straight loss “It was a very solid defen- Pacific 65, Camas sive game,” said Coquille Valley 57: A big night from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS half before closing the game on a 13-2 run. Thursday morning, and the Tennessee coach Dan Cumberland, junior guard Ethan Cline With the score tied, Indiana’s Victor Titans hired him as a senior defensive whose team led 13-0 after the helped lead Pacific to a con- EUGENE — Andre Roberson scored Oladipo turned the ball over and recov- assistant later in the day. first quarter. vincing win against Camas the game-winner with 29 seconds left, ered to block a breakaway layup by D.J. The league issued a statement saying “We got a good start. That Valley. capping Colorado’s game-closing 8-0 Richardson out of bounds with less than that Goodell cited several reasons for kind of got us jump-started. Cline had 34 points and run and the Buffaloes handed No. 19 a second to play. reinstating Williams, including For the middle part of the shot 8-10 from the free throw Oregon its third straight loss, 48-47 on Griffey, who was open after setting a Williams accepting responsibility for game, it was just a real solid line. The Pirates had a huge Thursday night. screen, took the inbounds pass from his role in the bounty program, his com- defensive effort for both second quarter, scoring 24 points on their way to a 32-27 Roberson finished Brandon Paul with .9 seconds left and mitment to never be involved in any pay sides.” halftime lead. with 10 points and gently laid the ball into the basket. for performance system and pledging to Coquille finished with a Pacific knocked down free 13 rebounds for the Sports teach safe play and respect for the rules. 33-24 rebounding edge and Buffaloes (15-7, 5-5 Mariners, King Felix close to deal forced 20 turnovers, includ- throws late to put the game Williams, suspended indefinitely last out of reach, shooting 22-31 Pac-12), who trailed Shorts CARACAS, Venezuela — Felix March, is the last person involved in the ing 18 steals, while giving up 47-40 with just under the ball just nine times. from the stripe for the game. Hernandez won’t pitch for Venezuela in scandal to be reinstated by league. Cole Kreutzer added 14 4 minutes to play when the upcoming World Baseball Classic. The Red Devils clinched at least a share of the Sunset for Pacific and Ryan they rallied for their lowest-scoring The Seattle Mariners ace said in an Bruins trade goalie Thomas victory of the season. Conference title, and can win Gallagher had 15 for Camas interview with the Venezuelan sports NEW YORK — Veteran goalie Tim E.J. Singler scored 14 points for the it outright by beating Gold Valley. newspaper Lider that it was a difficult Thomas, who has said he won’t play this Ducks (18-5, 7-3), who had their 20- Beach at home in the regular- The two teams,tied for first decision to sit out. But he says he should season, was traded by the Boston Bruins game home winning streak snapped. season finale Tuesday. at 6-5 heading into the final Singler had a chance to win it for think of his future and denied being influ- to the New York Islanders on Thursday Gold Beach 58, Myrtle day of the regular season Oregon but his long jumper was tipped enced by any type of pressure from the for a conditional second-round draft Point 44: Gold Beach surged today, will meet again in the and fell into Roberson’s hands with 1.1 Mariners. Hernandez and the Mariners choice either next year or in 2015. in the second half to get past first round of the Skyline seconds left. are working on a $175 million, seven- Thomas chose to take this season off Myrtle Point. League playoffs next weekend. year contract that would make him the following the NHL lockout and was The Panthers led by only Pacific finishes at home No. 1 team goes down again highest-paid pitcher in baseball. suspended by the Bruins after he didn’t three at halftime before against league-leading CHAMPAIGN, Ill — Tyler Griffey report to training camp last month. outscoring the Bobcats 32-21 Elkton. made an uncontested layup at the Williams gets reinstated, hired in the second half to pick up New Hope 69, Powers buzzer off a baseline inbounds pass and NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Gregg Former Fresno State coach dies the home win. 25: The Cruisers were unable Illinois beat No. 1 Indiana 74-72 on Williams thanked NFL Commissioner FRESNO, Calif. — Jim Sweeney, who Three players were in to get a league win, falling in Thursday night, the fifth straight week Roger Goodell for reinstating him and coached Fresno State’s football team for double figures for Gold Grants Pass to the Warriors in the nation’s top-ranked team has lost. he also apologized while taking “full 19 seasons and retired with a school- Beach, including 19 from the season finale for Powers. The Illini trailed 41-29 at halftime and responsibility” for his role in the New record 144 victories, has died. He was 83. Garret Litterell and 16 from New Hope is tied with by double digits for most of the second Orleans Saints’ bounty scandal. The school announced Sweeney’s Dustin Carter. Umpqua Valley Christian for The NFL reinstated Williams on death on Friday. It provided no further Matt Newton had 22 second place. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday,February9,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Wallace takes trip down memory lane at hall of fame

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — are the only two living members of winning his championship that wouldn’t be up here,” said Wood, graduate of Baker’s driving school, Rusty Wallace touched on his early this year’s class. continued into retirement. He’s who also listed every racer who has a tale also touched on by the late days trying to make it as a profes- “The thing I learned, and I said it currently an analyst for ESPN. driven the No. 21. Baker’s wife, Susan. sional race car driver, the lessons he the driver meeting in 2005 the day I “I feel so different, I feel so Wallace found a twist in being She recalled getting a call from learned from NASCAR’s pioneers retired and walked out, I said ‘This happy. I feel like my career has inducted with Leonard Wood, who someone pushing for Gordon to be and his relentless push to drive for is a privilege. This is a privilege to finally got a period on the end,” was the first person to congratulate accepted into the driving school, Roger Penske in an energetic race in NASCAR. You don’t have to Wallace said after the ceremony. him following his first career Cup and Baker later getting the same acceptance into the Hall of Fame. do it, we’re not making you do it. “People are already acting differ- win at Bristol. call. Baker listened as Gordon was Then Wallace, winner of 55 races It’s a privilege to race in NASCAR, ent, they are acting kinder. They are “He stuck his hand in the win- described as the next great star of and the 1989 championship, called and it’s a blessing for me to be in calling me Mr. Wallace and treating dow and said ‘Kid, congratulations,’ NASCAR, and said simply at the Friday night’s induction “the this sport and do what I’ve done,”’ me different.” and I could hear his voice over the end: “I don’t want you to bring biggest day of my driving career.” Wallace said. “I just hope all the Wood, who was inducted a year engine,” Wallace said. “Leonard some S.O.B down here and he tears Wallace was the headliner of the young drivers respect NASCAR as after his older brother, Glenn, made was the first guy to congratulate me all my cars up.” fourth Hall of Fame class, which much as I respect it and go out there a point to thank Ford Motor for winning at Bristol and I’m going Baker was the first driver to win included innovative mechanic and and say nice things about NASCAR Company. The famed No. 21 Wood into the Hall of Fame with you.” consecutive NASCAR premier crew chief Leonard Wood, former and help build this sport.” Brothers entry has a long associa- Baker was introduced by Jeff series championships. His 1956 and series champions Buck Baker and Wallace has been a tireless tion with the blue oval. Gordon, one of five active drivers 1957 titles came during a four-year Herb Thomas and former car owner ambassador for NASCAR, taking a “If it wasn’t for Ford Motor chosen to introduce the nominees. span when he finished in the top Cotton Owens. Wallace and Wood hands-on role in promotion after Company and my brother, Glenn, I Gordon talked about being a proud two in points in all four seasons. Scoreboard

GOLD BEACH (58): Garrett Litterell 19, Dustin First of two days 2. Lexi Healy, Hen, 2:07.16; 3. Eliana Ramirez, CG, 100 Breaststroke — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, Mars, Washington State 57, USC 54 On The Air Carter 16, Garrett Dolan 10, Raef Williams 6, Team Scores: Redmond 194.5, Eagle Point 152, 2:13.08; 4. Melissa Britsch, KU, 2:16.93; 5. Tiana 1:10.67. Also: 2. Alyssa Hedgpeth, Mars, 1:16.91; Stanford 73, Arizona 43 Jalen Robinson 5, Colton Pearson 2, Jacob Churchill 140, Mountain View 110.5, Springfield Bowman, HV, 2:19.51; 6. Emily Samudio, Pho, 9. Asha Huffman, Mars, 1:29.12; 15. Cheyenne UCLA 65, Washington 61 Today Carpenter, CJ Belanio, Jimmy Edwards, Brandon 75, Marshfield 61.5, Willamette 61, Summit 46, 2:27.19; 7. Taylor Wilkins, HV, 2:31.21; 8. Katie McNeely, Mars, 1:36.91. California 66, Arizona State 53 Men’s College Basketball — Michigan at Hensley, Maurico Boydston. Ashland 45.5, Bend 43, North Eugene 3. Brown, NV, 2:37.25; 9. Mattie Ward, Pho, 2:37.62; Sunday’s Games Wisconsin, 9 a.m., ESPN; Florida State at Wake Skyline League Marshfield Results only 10. Brittany White, Hen, 2:41.95; 11. Kristen Case, Pro Basketball Oregon State at Utah, noon Forest, 9 a.m., ESPN2; Mississippi at Missouri, 10 League Overall Pigtail Round KU, 2:46.22; 12. Bailey Thomas, Hen, 2:49.49; 13. UCLA at Washington State, noon a.m., CBS; North Carolina at Miami, 11 a.m., W L W L 138 — Taylor Dornbusch, Mar, p. Greyson Cindy Reed, KU, 2:50.54; 14. Brooke Notter, HV, NBA Arizona at California, noon ESPN; Saint Josephs at Massachusetts, 11 a.m., Lahonyay, Spr, 4:46. 2:55.80; 15. Taylor Thomas, Hen, 2:57.15; 16. Oregon at Colorado, 12:30 p.m. Elkton 9 2 16 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE ESPN2; Kansas at Oklahoma, 1 p.m., ESPN; First Round Mayleigh Workman, NB, 3:04.75; 17. Alexis Stroh, USC at Washington, 1 p.m. New Hope 8 3 14 6 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Valparaiso at Cleveland State, 1 p.m., ESPN2; 106 — Derick Tollen, Chu, p. Cole Smith, Mar, KU, 3:12.57; 18. Shaelynn Brierley, NB, 3:12.94. Arizona State at Stanford, 2 p.m. UVC83147 New York 32 16 .667 — Pepperdine at Portland, 1 p.m., Root Sports; 2:57; Tyler Campbell, Mar, p. Dustin Melicke, EP, 200 Individual Medley — 1. Leta Spradley, Hen, Camas Valley 6 5 14 9 Brooklyn 29 21 .580 4 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 3 p.m., ESPN; Iowa :50. 113 — Gabe Blough, Chu, p. Ryder McKee, 2:18.20; 2. Haley Steiner, Hen, 2:24.11; 3. Lauren 1 Pacific 6 5 8 13 Boston 26 23 .531 6⁄2 Hockey State at Kansas State, 3 p.m., ESPN2; Idaho at Mar, :28; Izaak Grubbs, Mar, bye. 120 — Speaks, Pho, 2:25.94; 4. Galen Wash, NB, 2:42.53; Yoncalla 2 9 5 18 Philadelphia 21 27 .438 11 Denver, 3 p.m., Root Sports; Utah at Oregon, 5 Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Reece Burri, Sum, 5. Sliva Davis, Hen, 3:00.14; 6. Jordan Adams, Powers 0 12 4 17 Toronto 18 32 .360 15 NHL p.m., Pac-12 Networks; LSU at Alabama, 5 p.m., 1:26; JR Pascual, Wil, p. Justin Gearhardt, Mar, Maz, 3:00.75; 7. Beth Duran, Hen, 3:03.33; 8. Friday’s Scores Southeast Division W L Pct GB ESPN2; Loyola Marymount at Gonzaga, 5 p.m., :18. 126 — Levi Pomeroy, EP, p. Logan Caitlin Riechmann, KU, 3:27.17. Thursday’s Games Pacific 65, Camas Valley 27 Miami 33 14 .702 — Root Sports; Louisville at Notre Dame, 6 p.m., Entgelmeier, Mar, 1:41. 132 — Skyler Harvey, Mar, 50 Freestyle — 1. Jenny Kirschner, Hen, 26.52; Buffalo 5, Montreal 4, SO New Hope 69, Powers 25 Atlanta 27 22 .551 7 ESPN; New Mexico at UNLV, 6 p.m., NBC Sports d. Taylor Mitchell, EP, 6-3; Max Thomas, Chu, d. 2. Kylee Burks, Pho, 26.99; 3. Lorin Alexander, Florida 3, Philadelphia 2, SO UVC 64, Elkton 60 Washington 14 35 .286 20 Network; Illinois State at Creighton, 7 p.m., Brandon Campbell, Mar, 15-0. 138 — Sherman Hen, 27.22; 4. Kelsey Morgan, NB, 27.82; 5. Kaylie 1 New Jersey 4, Tampa Bay 2 Orlando 14 36 .280 20⁄2 ESPN2. Pacific 65, Camas Valley 57 Hammond, EP, d. Taylor Dornbusch, Mar, 11-3. Severson, Hen, 28.98; 6. Emily Murphy, HV, N.Y. Rangers 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 Golf — PGA Tour AT&T Pebble Beach National Camas Valley 12 15 15 15 — 57 145 — Jacob Thompson, Sum, p. Tyler Gregory, 29.25; 7. Kimi Haruyama, NB, 29.40; 8. Daylin Charlotte 11 38 .224 23 Pittsburgh 5, Washington 2 Central Division W L Pct GB Pro-Am, 10 a.m., Golf Channel, and noon, CBS; Pacific 8 24 17 16 — 65 Mar, 5:03; Vern Stevens, Mar, d. Jimmy Snee, Pho, 29.48; 9. Taylor Willrett, KU, 29.51; 10. Calgary 4, Columbus 3, OT CAMAS VALLEY(57): Ryan Gallagher 15, Indiana 31 20 .608 — Champions Tour Allianz Championship, 3:30 p.m., Radaford, MV, 7-0. Lizzie Brown, KU, 31.30; 11. Emily Vermmer, NV, 1 Carolina 3, Ottawa 2, OT Lanakila Peck 11, Theran Hunt 10, Kai Wolfe 8, Chicago 30 20 .600 ⁄2 Golf Channel; European Tour Joburg Open, 6 a.m., Quarterfinals 31.50; 12. Andrea Gettman, KU, 31.73; 13. Christi 1 Toronto 3, Winnipeg 2 Golf Channel. Weston Tilton 7, Caleb Lindsey 3, Josh Mattox 3, 106 — Tyler Cambell, Mar, p. Bailey Simms, Willits, CG, 31.96; 14. Natalie Patton, Maz, 32.24; Milwaukee 25 23 .521 4⁄2 Detroit 5, St. Louis 1 Matt thompson, Richard Powell, Michael Detroit 19 32 .373 12 Rugby — Sevens World Series, 11:30 a.m. and 4 Ben, 1:38. 113 — Colton Love, MV, d. Izaak 15. Brianna Anders, NV, 32.40; 16. Amelia 1 Nashville 3, Los Angeles 0 p.m., NBC Sports Network; USA Sevens, 1 p.m., Williams. Grubbs, Mar, 11-8. 120 — Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, Philips, CG, 32.75; 17. Adriane Still, HV, 32.84; 18. Cleveland 16 34 .320 14⁄2 Vancouver 4, Minnesota 1 NBC. PACIFIC (65): Ethan Cline 34, Cole Kreutzer 13, p. Cole Spring, Chu, 2:58132 — Skyler Harvey, Aylee Capetz, NV, 32.90. WESTERN CONFERENCE Chicago 6, Phoenix 2 Southwest Division W L Pct GB Sunday, Feb. 10 Tyler Cline 8, Mike Wagner 4, Tim Hunter 4, Mar, p. Jacob Dupuis, Ben, 1:33. 145 — Ethan 100 Butterfly — 1. Breanna Sapienza, CC, Friday’s Games San Antonio 39 12 .765 — NBA Basketball — Los Angeles Clippers at New Tanner Colton 1, Nick Scaffo 1. Pomeroy, EP, p. Vern Stevens, Mar, 3:37. 56.83; 2. Aunika Torres, Hen, 1:03.62; 3. Olivia Dallas 3, Anaheim 1 Sanchez, Pho, 1:06.28; 4. Braelyn Swan, Hen, Memphis 31 18 .633 7 Today’s Games York, 10 a.m., ABC; Los Angeles Lakers at Miami, GIRLS Consolation First Round 1 12:30 p.m., ABC; San Antonio at Brooklyn, 5 p.m., Far West League 106 — Cole Smith, Mar, d. Corbin Wasson, Spr, 1:08.16; 5. Eliana Ramirez, CG, 1:08.19; 6. Emily Houston 28 24 .538 11⁄2 Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 10 a.m. Samudio, Pho, 1:12.97; 7. Galen Wash, NB, 1:14.92; Dallas 21 28 .429 17 Carolina at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. ESPN. League Overall 10-2. 113 — Dayton Woodward, Red, p. Ryder 1 Men’s College Basketball — Indiana at Ohio McKee, Mar, 1:05. 120 — Casey Beuschlein, Ben, 8. Madysen Hannah, NB, 1:15.45; 9. Dulci Kau, New Orleans 17 33 .340 21⁄2 Edmonton at Detroit, 11 a.m. W L W L Northwest Division W L Pct GB State, 10 a.m., CBS; St. John’s at Syracuse, noon, p. Justin Gerhardt, Mar, 1:06. 138 — Taylor Pho, 1:33.46; 10. Laura Hankins, Hen, 1:36.05; 11. Winnipeg at Ottawa, 11 a.m. Sutherlin 8 0 22 0 Oklahoma City 38 12 .760 — ESPN; Colorado at Oregon State, 6 p.m., Pac-12 Brookings-Harbor 6 2 15 6 Dornbusch, Mar, p. Derek Smith, Wil, 1:53. 145 — Bailey Thomas, Hen, 1:41.97. Phoenix at San Jose, 1 p.m. 100 Freestyle — 1. Alyse Darnall, Pho, 55.10; 2. Denver 32 18 .640 6 Tampa Bay at Boston, 4 p.m. Networks; Washington at USC, 7 p.m., Root Douglas 6 2 12 9 Tyler Gregory, Mar, d. Makinah Dunn, Red, 16-0. 1 Utah 28 23 .549 10⁄2 Sports. North Bend 3 5 5 17 Consolation Second Round Alyssa Bennett, NB, 55.86; 3. Jenny Kirschner, Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. Hen, 57.13; 4. Lorin Alexander, Hen, 1:00.13; 5. Portland 25 25 .500 13 Florida at Washington, 4 p.m. Women’s College Basketball — Houston at Rice, South Umpqua 1 7 5 14 106 — Cole Smith, Mar, d. Mikey Johnson, EP, 1 Minnesota 18 29 .383 18⁄2 10 a.m., Root Sports; Michigan State at Penn State, Siuslaw 0 8 2 17 14-2. 113 — Izaak Grubbs, Mar, p. Gage Stroub, Taylor Willrett, KU, 1:04.65; 6. Kimi Haruyama, Toronto at Montreal, 4 p.m. 11 a.m., ESPN2; Tulane at Tulsaa, noon, Root Sports; Wil, 3:07. 126 — Chad Nicks, Red, d. Logan NB, 1:05.66; 7. Megan Cushman, Maz, 1:08.38; 8. Pacific Division W L Pct GB Anaheim at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Friday’s Games L.A. Clippers 35 17 .673 — Kentucky at Vanderbilt, 1 p.m., ESPN2; Oklahoma Sutherlin 52, North Bend 14 Entgelmeier, Mar, 8-3. 132 — Brandon Campbell, Lizzie Brown, KU, 1:09.21; 9. Daylin Snee, Pho, Nashville at Minnesota, 5 p.m. 1:09.68; 10. Katie Brown, NV, 1:10.42; 11. Molly Golden State 30 20 .600 4 Calgary at Vancouver, 7 p.m. State at Oklahoma, 2 p.m., Root Sports. Douglas 57, South Umpqua 30 Mar, p. Sam Hendrickson, Wil, 5:43. 138 — Taylor 1 L.A. Lakers 24 27 .471 10⁄2 Golf — PGA Tour AT&T Pebble Beach National Brookings Harbor 53, Siuslaw 33 Dornbusch, Mar, d. Tristan Block, Bend, 8-6, 3 Anderson, CG, 1:11.26; 12. Adriane Still, HV, Sunday’s Games Pro-Am, 10 a.m., Golf Channel, and noon, CBS; OT. 145 — Kaden Crandall, EP, p. Tyler Gregory, 1:15.11; 13. Deborah Schuyler, Hen, 1:15.18; 14. Sacramento 17 33 .340 17 Los Angeles at Detroit, 9:30 a.m. Sutherlin 52, North Bend 14 1 Champions Tour Allianz Championship, 4 p.m., Golf Mar, 4:30; Vern Stevens, Mar, p. Lawson Brooks, Haleigh Aubut, Hen, 1:16.20; 15. Kristen Case, Phoenix 17 34 .333 17⁄2 Edmonton at Columbus, 3 p.m. North Bend 2 3 5 4 — 14 Channel; European Tour Joburg Open, 6 a.m., Golf Wil, 1:32. KU, 1:16.90; 16. Laura Flocchini, Maz, 1:17.70; 17. Thursday’s Games Boston at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Sutherlin 5 15 13 19 — 52 Channel. Caitlin Riechmann, KU, 1:18.12; 18. Bayley Boston 116, L.A. Lakers 95 Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 4:30 p.m. NORTH BEND(14): Britini Ring 9, Shalah Hockey — Los Angeles at Detroit, 9:30 a.m., NBC; SWIMMING Christopher, NB, 1:18.21. Denver 128, Chicago 96 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. Collicott 2, Gabby Hobson 2, Alex Wilkinson 1, New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Class 4A-3A-2A-1A District 4 Meet 500 Freestyle — 1. Cassie Dallas, NB, 5:29.17; 2. Friday’s Games Chicago at Nashville, 5 p.m. Rachel Oman, Rylie Waddington, Aubree Network. At North Bend Leta Spradley, Hen, 5:32.46; 3. Olivia Sanchez, L.A. Lakers 100, Charlotte 93 Williams, Madison Spence, McKenzie Edwards, Monday, Feb. 11 Friday preliminaries (top 18 in each event) Pho, 5:56.25; 4. Braelyn Swan, Hen, 5:59.40; 5. Toronto 100, Indiana 98, OT Emma Powley, Cherise Kirkpatrick. Transactions Men’s College Basketball — Marquette at All team scoring is in finals today Tiana Bowman, HV, 6:25.47; 6. Brooke Notter, Washington 89, Brooklyn 74 SUTHERLIN(52): Kylee Carson 10, Ricki Mock New Orleans 111, Atlanta 100 Georgetown, 4 p.m., ESPN; Old Dominion at Teams include HV, 6:59.47; 7. Mattie Ward, Pho, 7:14.59; 8. BASEBALL 10, Miranda Mendenhall 6, Cassidy Bell 6, Cleveland 119, Orlando 108 Delaware, 4 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Kansas BOYS Brianna Anders, NV, 7:48.95; 9. Taylor Thomas, American League Jennifer Hults 6, Baylee Merrifield 4, Kazlyn Detroit 119, San Antonio 109 State at Kansas, 6 p.m., ESPN. 200 Medley Relay — 1. Cottage Grove, 1:45.51; Hen, 7:55.17; 10. Ryssa Smith, NV, 8:16.58; 11. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Agreed to terms with Clarno 4, Brittany Hanson 3, Carmer Seehawer Houston 118, Portland 103 Women’s College Basketball — Maryland at 2. Klamath Union, 1:53.64; 3. Phoenix, 2:03.95; 4. Desiree Adams, NB, 8:32.09. RHP Jim Johnson and RHP Jason Hammel on 1, Cheyanne LeFevre 2, Kayce Mock, Gabby Memphis 99, Golden State 93 Duke, 4 p.m., ESPN2; Louisville at Notre Dame, 6 Hidden Valley, 2:03.99; 5. North Bend, 2:09.66; 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Henley, 1:48.23; 2. one-year contracts. Agreed to terms with RHP Cornelia. New York 100, Minnesota 94 p.m., ESPN2. 6. Henley, 2:12.97; 7. North Valley, 2:22.50; 8. North Bend, 1:48.78; 3. Phoenix, 1:54.19; 4. Joel Pineiro on a minor league contract. Oklahoma City 127, Phoenix 96 Douglas 57, South Umpqua 30 Mazama, 2:33.53. Hidden Valley, 2:02.86; 5. Klamath Union, CLEVELAND INDIANS—Agreed to terms with Miami 111, L.A. Clippers 89 South Umpqua 8 6 3 13 — 30 200 Freestyle — 1. Brandon Hill, CG, 1:54.18; 2. 2:03.71; 6. Cottage Grove, 2:05.03; 7. Mazama, INF Mike Aviles on a two-year contract. Local Schedule Chicago 93, Utah 89 Douglas 21 4 12 20 — 57 David Richards, CG, 1:59.08; 3. Aaron Heard, Pho, 2:08.27; 8. North Valley, 2:11.07. SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to terms with C SOUTH UMPQUA(30): Today’s Games Today Bri Bohnenkamp 12, 2:06.78; 4. Chandler Davis, Hen, 2:10.17; 5. 100 Backstroke — 1. Alyse Darnall, Pho, Kelly Shoppach on a one-year contract. Schofield 10, Alex Richey 6, Rory Petterson 5, Denver at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. High School Boys Basketball — Skyline Sawyer Stever, HV, 2:10.57; 6. Justen Peery, Pho, 1:01.14; 2. Lexi Healy, Hen, 1:05.57; 3. Aunika Designated RHP Shawn Kelley for assignment. Christina Kelley 4, Shelby Boyd 3, Kristen Beebe, Charlotte at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. League: Elkton at Pacific, 7:30 p.m. 2:12.10; 7. Jarett Raade, CG, 2:12.19; 8. Jackson Torres, Hen, 1:07.04; 4. Madysen Hannah, NB, National League Kaysandra Maunu. Golden State at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. High School Girls Basketball — Skyline League: Keppen, Hen, 2:13.38; 9. Caleb Adkisson, KU, 1:09.20; 5. Taylor Wilkins, HV, 1:13.15; 6. Melissa ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Agreed to terms DOUGLAS (57): Geniva Johnson 13, Tori Bond Detroit at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. Elkton at Pacific, 6 p.m. 2:17.88; 10. Joseph Hagy, Pho, 2:21.17; 11. Jackson Britsch, KU, 1:15.17; 7. Andrea Gettman, KU, with 2B Aaron Hill on a four-year contract. 12, Anna Reitmann 6, Krystal Erickson 4, Costello, KU, 2:24.90; 12. Edie Metcalf, NB, 1:20.37; 8. Srejah Olsen, Maz, 1:21.57; 9. Brittany Utah at Sacramento, 7 p.m. High School Swimming — North Bend at district Sunday’s Games CHICAGO CUBS—Promoted Alex Sugarman to meet, North Bend, noon; Marshfield at Midwestern Katherine Miller 4, Anna Reitmann 3, Kelsey 2:28.39. White, Hen, 1:22.40; 10. Amelia Philips, CG, senior vice president of strategy and develop- Warren 2, Cheyenne Harris 2. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Caleb Leczel, CG, 1:22.68; 11. Emily Vermmer, NV, 1:24.25; 12. Laura L.A. Clippers at New York, 10 a.m. League ditrict meet, Springfield, 10:45 a.m. L.A. Lakers at Miami, 12:30 p.m. ment. High School Wrestling — Far West League district Sunset Conference 2:02.99; 2. Amedee Kirkpatrick, NB, 2:22.71; 3. Hankins, Hen, 1:24.31; 13. Cheyene Vasquez, NV, COLORADO ROCKIES—Agreed to terms with C 1:30.27; 14. Cindy Reed, KU, 1:30.86; 15. Mayleigh Minnesota at Memphis, 3 p.m. meet at North Bend, 9 a.m.; Marshfield at district League Overall Cheney Hardt, Hen, 2:38.35; 4. Trahern Fox, Maz, Gustavo Molina and C Yorvit Torrealba on minor Workman, NB, 1:31.66; 16. Dulci Kau, Pho, Denver at Boston, 3 p.m. meet, Churchill High School, 9 a.m. W L W L 2:38.36; 5. Wolf Porter, HV, 2:40.88; 6. Taylor league contracts. 1:32.29; 17. Sarrah Pardon, KU, 1:33.45; 18. New Orleans at Toronto, 3 p.m. Men’s College Basketball — Portland at SWOCC, Glide 7 4 17 6 Brown, Pho, 2:41.56; 7. Thomas Ward, Pho, MIAMI MARLINS—Agreed to terms with 3B Mariah Tarr, CC, 1:34.39. Portland at Orlando, 3 p.m. 4 p.m. Coquille 7 4149 2:45.10; 8. Jasper Schurman, Pho, 2:45.59; 9. Chone Figgins on a minor-league contract. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Breanna Sapienza, CC, Oklahoma City at Phoenix, 5 p.m. Women’s College Basketball — Portland at Gold Beach 7 4 14 7 Eddie Stewart, Pho, 2:55.04. NEW YORK METS—Agreed to terms with RHP 1:08.46 (new meet record); 2. Cassie Dallas, NB, San Antonio at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. SWOCC, 2 p.m. Myrtle Point 5 6 11 12 50 Freestyle — 1. Marich Sikes, KU, 22.96; 2. Brandon Lyon on a one-year contract. 1:09.42; 3. Lauren Speaks, Pho, 1:13.23; 4. Kelsey Houston at Sacramento, 6 p.m. College Wrestling — SWOCC at regional tourna- Bandon 4 7 9 10 Treyson Robbins, CC, 23.93; 3. Camas Rudicel, SAN DIEGO PADRES—Designated 2B Jeudy Morgan, NB, 1:14.23; 5. Kaylie Severson, Hen, ment, 9 a.m., Oregon City. Reedsport 3 8 10 11 CG, 24.04; 4. Haden Wallin, Hen, 24.13; 5. Rockets 118, Blazers 103 Valdez for assignment. 1:24.57; 6. Srejah Olsen, Maz, 1:28.76; 7. Molly Sunday, Feb. 10 Friday’s Games Amedee Kirkpatrick, NB, 24.62; 6. James Jordan, PORTLAND (103): Batum 7-12 6-6 24, Aldridge ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with Anderson, CG, 1:31.53; 8. Beth Duran, Hen, No local events scheduled. Coquille 43, Bandon 35 NB, 24.80; 7. Caleb McInnis, Hen, 24.95; 8. Ethan 14-23 3-5 31, Hickson 6-11 0-0 12, Lillard 7-13 2-3 3B David Freese on a one-year contract. 1:32.17; 9. Shaylee Stuve, Maz, 1:34.04; 10. Monday, Feb. 11 Gold Beach 31, Myrtle Point 30 Shepherd, Pho, 25.54; 9. Nick Leiter, Pho, 25.92; 18, Matthews 1-9 0-0 2, Leonard 0-3 1-2 1, BASKETBALL Haleigh Aubut, Hen, 1:35.01; 11. Megan No local events scheduled. Glide 40, Reedsport 32 10. Alex Hernandez, Pho, 26.68; 11. Matt Katibah, N.Smith 2-7 2-2 6, Claver 2-6 0-0 5, Babbitt 1-3 0- National Basketball Association Pho, 26.98; 12. Quentin Buckland, CG, 27.03; 13. Cushman, Maz, 1:37.03; 12. Jordan Adams, Maz, 0 3, Barton 0-1 1-2 1, Freeland 0-0 0-0 0. Totals MIAMI HEAT—Signed F-C Chris Andersen for Coquille 43, Bandon 35 Alexandre Siebenaller, NB, 27.52; 14. Shaun 1:38.15; 13. Daysha Crosier, NV, 1:40.91; 14. Laura 40-88 15-20 103. Bandon 10 12 2 11 — 35 remainder of season. High School Results Wheelock, Hen, 27.65; 15. Paul Brown, KU, 28.13; Flocchini, Maz, 1:45.09; 15. Sofia Levernois, KU, HOUSTON (118): Parsons 8-14 0-0 20, MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES—Waived F Lou Coquille 15 12 5 11 — 43 16. Luke Dusenbury, CC, 28.81; 17. Jeff Meeds, 1:52.80; 16. Jade Penalva, Pho, 2:01.39. Patterson 8-11 0-0 16, Asik 3-9 3-4 9, Lin 6-10 2- BANDON (35): Raelyn Freitag 13, Hailey Amundson. Signed F Mickael Gelabale and F BASKETBALL Maz, 29.19; 18. Zach Patterson, NV, 29.90. 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Phoenix, 3:57.57; 2. 4 16, Harden 13-16 5-6 35, Aldrich 3-3 0-0 6, Chris Johnson for the remainder of the season. BOYS Iverson 9, Riley Wahl 8, Kady Valentine 3, Toni 100 Butterfly — 1. Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, NB, Henley, 3:57.82; 3. Klamath Unoin, 4:30.70; 4. Douglas 0-0 0-0 0, Morris 2-4 0-0 5, Delfino 2-7 Hall 1, Claire Ledig 1, Krista Peters, Amy PHILADELPHIA 76ERS—Signed G Jeremy Pargo Far West League 57.90; 2. Brandon Hill, CG, 58.40; 3. Caine Hidden Valley, 4:49.42; 5. North Bend, 4:53.85. 0-0 5, Anderson 0-0 0-0 0, Beverley 0-2 2-2 2, to a 10-day contract. League Overall Schoonmaker. Castleman, CG, 1:00.96; 4. Noah Langlie, NB, Midwestern League District Meet G.Smith 2-2 0-0 4, Motiejunas 0-1 0-0 0. Totals FOOTBALL W L W L COQUILLE (43): Taylor GeDeros 16, Maddy 1:03.69; 5. Justen Peery, Pho, 1:07.57; 6. Reid 47-79 12-16 118. At Springfield National Football League North Bend 7 1 17 2 Grant 10, Kaitlyn Hyatt 6, Emily Lack 4, Mikayla Anderson, HV, 1:12.65; 7. Eddie Stewart, Pho, Portland 28 25 27 23 — 103 Top times and Marshfield results NFL—Named Dean Blandino vice president of Sutherlin 5 3 15 7 Schepp 3, Makala Edgar 2, Nicole Romine 2, 1:27.29. Houston 34 28 33 23 — 118 All scoring is in finals today officiating. Reinstated coach Gregg Williams South Umpqua 44 119 Jessica McElravey, Hannah Royal, Marina 100 Freestyle — 1. Haden Wallin, Hen, 53.11; 2. 3-Point Goals—Portland 8-26 (Batum 4-8, Teams include Churchill, Marist, Marshfield, from suspension. Brookings-Harbor 4 4 11 10 Wilson. Treyson Robbins, CC, 54.84; 3. Camas Rudicel, Lillard 2-5, Babbitt 1-3, Claver 1-3, Barton 0-1, North Eugene, Springfield and Willamette BUFFALO BILLS—Announced they will not ten- Siuslaw 4 4 10 10 Gold Beach 31, Myrtle Point 30 CG, 54.91; 4. Caleb McInnis, Hen, 54.97; 5. Lucas Matthews 0-6), Houston 12-26 (Harden 4-5, BOYS der WR Donald Jones. Douglas 0 8 1 20 Myrtle Point 7 6 7 10 — 30 Crebbin, KU, 56.50; 6. Nick Leiter, Pho, 56.73; 7. Parsons 4-8, Lin 2-3, Morris 1-1, Delfino 1-5, 200 Freestyle — 1. Carlos Hunnicutt, Spr, CAROLINA PANTHERS—Signed DT Colin Cole. Friday’s Games Gold Beach 8 6 7 10 — 31 James Jordan, NB, 57.04; 8. Caleb Adkisson, KU, Motiejunas 0-1, Patterson 0-1, Beverley 0-2). 1:45.44. Also: 4. Spencer Fromm, Mars, 2:01.48; CLEVELAND BROWNS—Named Chris DiSanto Sutherlin 67, North Bend 47 MYRTLE POINT (30): Morgan Newton 16, 58.64; 9. Alex Hernandez, Pho, 1:01.46; 10. Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Portland 45 7. Bill Fields, Mars, 2:12.23; 12. Brogan Bracelin, assistant strength and conditioning coach, Ken Brookings-Harbor 78, Siuslaw 72, OT Caitlyn Robison 8, Chelsie Fandel 2, Nicole Seals Shaun Wheelock, Hen, 1:02.99; 11. Matt Katibah, (Aldridge 11), Houston 44 (Asik 13). Assists— Mars, 2:21.50; 15. George Hill, Mars, 2:35.29. Flajole inside linebackers coach, Steve Gera spe- South Umpqua 61, Douglas 33 2, Daysha Stidham 2, MacKenzie Findley, Pho, 1:03.32; 12. Dylan Cotton, NB, 1:04.52; 13. Portland 21 (Lillard 6), Houston 27 (Harden 11). 200 Individual Medley — 1. Elijah Yang, Wil, cial assistant to the head coach, Derik Keys Bethany Meyer. Edie Metcalf, NB, 1:04.99; 14. Alexandre Sutherlin 67, North Bend 47 2:11.82. Also: 5. Wesley Bauer, Mars, 2:31.05; 9. Total Fouls—Portland 12, Houston 19. assistant strength and conditioning coach and GOLD BEACH (31): Morrigan Clifford 14, Siebenaller, NB, 1:05.59; 15. Cody Frank, HV, North Bend 10 8 17 12 — 47 Derek Miller, Mars, 2:39.49; 16. Lane Koster, Technicals—Houston delay of game, Houston John Settle running backs coach. Savanna Rucker 5, Hailey Timeus 5, Jessica 1:08.16; 16. Kurtis Stotts, Maz, 1:10.25; 17. Ethan Sutherlin 14 14 18 21 — 67 Mars, 2:59.70. defensive three second. A—15,655 (18,023). JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Named Ron Young 4, Eliza Lander 2, Clara Herbage 1, Lacy Hernandez, HV, 1:24.48. NORTH BEND (47): Hayden Davisson 14, Cam 50 Freestyle — 1. Thomas Beedy, Chu, 23.65. Middleton tight ends coach, Terry Richardson Lang, Makayla Stone. 500 Freestyle — 1. Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, NB, Lucero 14, Drew Matthews 10, Ty Roane 5, Zach Also: 6. Elias Mendez, Mars, 25.97; 10. Zaq running backs coach, Matthew Smiley special 5:01.76; 2. Logan Nash, CG, 5:17.93; 3. David College Basketball Barker 2, Wyatt Cunningham 2. Glide 40, Reedsport 32 Carroll, Mars, 26.90; 11. Caleb Kyllo, Mars, 27.21; teams assistant and Mike Rutenberg defensive Richards, CG, 5:21.95; 4. Noah Langlie, NB, SUTHERLIN (67): Derik Wattman 18, Taler Glide 8 3 15 14 — 40 16. John Lahr, Mars, 29.20. backs assistant. 5:35.21; 5. Aaron Heard, Pho, 5:54.89; 6. Jarett Pac-12 Standings Jensen 18, Noah Callier 11, Ryan Eakin 8, Reedsport 1 13 8 10 — 32 100 Butterfly — 1. Carlos Hunnicutt, Spr, 52.46. NEW YORK GIANTS—Re-signed DT Shaun Raade, CG, 6:03.43; 7. Taylor Brown, Pho, Pac-12 Men Cameron Mock 6, Treven Anspach 4, Michael GLIDE (40): Hayley Livingston 17, Kali Vickery Also: 8. Wesley Bauer, Mars, 1:08.06; 13. Derek Rogers. 6:04.56; 8. Sawyer Stever, HV, 6:07.92; 9. Nigel League Overall Matteo 2, Brewer, Jace Martineau. 10, Heather Graham 8, Amanda Hatley 2, Alexa Miller, Mars, 1:13.46; 17. Lane Koster, Mars, NEW YORK JETS—Named Brian VanGorder Leonis, Pho, 6:21.34; 10. Joseph Hagy, Pho, W L W L South Umpqua 61, Douglas 33 Evans 1, Makayla Moyers 1, Elle Rappé 1, Shelby 1:28.08. linebackers coach and Bobby April III defensive 6:27.28; 11. Stewart Lyons, NB, 6:40.74; 12. Jessie Arizona 8 2 18 2 South Umpqua 29 17 11 13 — 61 Thompson, 100 Freestyle — 1. Hayden Dover, NE, 51.12; 4. quality-control coach. Cheely, NV, 6:58.98; 13. Logan Collins, Hen, Arizona State 7 3 18 5 Douglas 6 9 7 11 — 33 REEDSPORT (32): Madi Richardson 13, Kayla Elias Mendez, Mars, 54.86; 11. Caleb Kyllo, Mars, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Named Dave Fipp 8:14.45; 14. Nolan Owens, Hen, 8:30.00; 15. Theo Oregon 7 3 18 5 SOUTH UMPQUA (61): Erik Johnson 24, Nathan Doane 10, Ruby Cardoso 4, Gabby White 3, Lara 59.36; 14. Caydn Lofton, Mars, 1:00.53; 15. Zaq special teams coordinator. Mandrones, Hen, 8:49.74. UCLA 73 176 Phillips 13, Brevin Ball 9, Matt Yarbrough 6, DJ Zetzsche 2, Alex Glover. Carroll, Mars, 1:00.56. TENNESSEE TITANS—Named Gregg Williams 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Cottage Grove, Stanford 5 5 14 9 Holloway 5, Austin page 4, Sam gulliford, Loper, 500 Freestyle — 1. Alex Seaver, Mari, 4:53.45. senior assistant defensive coach. Skyline League 1:38.54; 2. Klamath Union, 1:39.93; 3. North California 5 4 13 9 Forrest Parker, Nathan Thompson. Also: 3. Spencer Fromm, Mars, 5:28.21; 9. Brogan HOCKEY League Overall Bend, 1:40.29; 4. Phoenix, 1:42.75; 5. Henley, Washington 5 5 13 10 DOUGLAS (33): Cade Claughton 10, Brandon Bracelin, Mars, 6:19.82; 10. Michael Stephens, National Hockey League W L W L 1:43.54; 6. Hidden Valley, 1:50.08; 7. Cascade USC 55 1013 Stewart 8, Riley Lavin 6, Olin Minicher 6, Austin Mars, 6:20.49; 19. Victor Lahr, Mars, 7:36.40. BOSTON BRUINS—Traded G Tim Thomas to the Yoncalla 11 0 20 3 Christian, 1:54.86; 8. North Valley, 2:05.64. Colorado 4 6 14 8 Maley 3, Michael Griffin, Jordan Shaffer, Levi 100 Backstroke — 1. Alex New, Chu, 1:00.60. N.Y. Islanders for a 2014 or 2015 second-round Elkton 9 2 11 11 100 Backstroke — 1. Sam Garrison, CG, 57.45; 2. Washington State 2 8 11 12 Copenhaver. Also: 11. Michael Stephens, Mars, 1:16.81; 13. draft pick. Pacific 7 4 11 11 Caine Castleman, CG, 1:01.03; 3. Alex Willrett, Oregon State 2 8 12 11 Caydn Lofton, Mars, 1:20.18; 15. John Lahr, Mars, LOS ANGELES KINGS—Acquired D Keaton Sunset Conference Camas Valley 5 6 19 13 KU, 1:02.56; 4. Nigel Leonis, Pho, 1:13.01; 5. Utah 2 8 10 12 1:24.52; 17. George Hill, Mars, 1:27.96. Ellerby from Florida for a 2013 fifth-round draft League Overall New Hope 5 6 7 13 Jackson Costello, KU, 1:16.22; 6. Sam Chumby, Thursday’s Games 100 Breaststroke — 1. Elijah Yang, Wil, pick. W L W L Powers 2 10 8 12 Hen, 1:17.01; 7. Kyle Ferguson, CC, 1:21.40; 8. Colorado 48, Oregon 47 1:06.00. Also: 6. Bill Fields, Mars, 1:15.88. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS—Signed D Kimmo Coquille 10 1 17 6 UVC 0 11 0 21 UCLA 59, Washington 57 Dominic Sampaulesi, NV, 1:25.56; 9. Logan GIRLS Timonen on a one-year contract extension Glide 9 2 18 5 Friday’s Scores Collins, Hen, 1:31.91; 10. Nolan Owens, Hen, Arizona State 66, California 62 200 Freestyle — 1. Larissa Augustine, Spr, through the 2013-14 season. Gold Beach 6 5 14 8 Pacific 49, Camas Valley 44 1:37.10; 11. Gabriel Baumgarten, CC, 1:37.78; 12. USC 72, Washington State 68 2:04.72. Also: 2. Bridget McCarthy, Mars, 2:05.87; SOCCER Myrtle Point 6 5 11 10 New Hope 47, Powers 24 Jarred Peery, Pho, 1:51.45; 13. Neil Purkhiser, KU, Today’s Games 4, Kayla Sparkman, Mars, 2:11.61; 17. MacKenzie Major League Soccer Reedsport 2 9 6 13 Elkton 59, UVC 24 1:52.90. Stanford at Arizona State, 4 p.m. Stueve, 2:46.49. COLORADO RAPIDS—Re-signed MF Jamie Bandon 0 11 1 18 Pacific 49, Camas Valley 44 100 Breaststroke — 1. Caleb Leczel, CG, Utah at Oregon, 5 p.m. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, Smith. Friday’s Games Camas Valley 8 15 8 13 — 44 Washington State at UCLA, 7 p.m. 1:02.68; 2. Logan Nash, CG, 1:07.17; 3. Chandler Mars, 2:18.28. Also: 8. Asha Huffman, Mar, COLUMBUS CREW—Agreed to terms with MF Coquille 39, Bandon 12 Pacific 17 8 11 13 — 49 Sunday’s Games Davis, Hen, 1:13.91; 4. Ethan Shepherd, Pho, 2:42.52; 18. Nichole Norton, Mars, 3:28.23; 19. Matias Sanchez. Gold Beach 58, Myrtle Point 44 CAMAS VALLEY(44): Julia Mooney 20, Taylor California at Arizona, 4 p.m. 1:14.43; 5. Cheney Hardt, Hen, 1:14.74; 6. Jackson Casside Devoe, Mars, 3:31.69. HOUSTON DYNAMO—Signed D Jermaine Taylor Glide 72, Reedsport 44 Colvin 12, Justine Bringhurst 7, Whitney Lindsey Colroado at OSU, 6 p.m. Keppen, Hen, 1:16.38; 7. Quentin Buckland, CG, 50 Freestyle — 1. Alicia Parks, Wil, 26.79. Also: to a contract extension. 3, Nicole Lewis 2, Jessica Plummer, Ciara Colvin, Washington at USC, 7 p.m. Coquille 39, Bandon 12 1:16.47; 8. Wolf Porter, HV, 1:17.53; 9. Reid 2. Elyse Trendell, Mars, 267.90; 6. Jodi Mork, NEW YORK RED BULLS—Signed MF Ruben Kayla Tilton. Bandon 0 3 2 7 — 12 Anderson, HV, 1:18.54; 10. Jasper Schurman, Mars, 29.41; 9. Amanda Waldrop, Mar, 30.27; 14. Pac-12 Women Izquierdo. PACIFIC (49): Riley Engdahl 29, Hannah Coquille 13 5 7 14 — 39 Pho, 1:19.92; 11. Thomas Ward, Pho, 1:21.33; 12. MacKenzie Vick, Mars, 32.55 League Overall COLLEGE Fortune 15, Brittany Figueroa 3, Hailey Bowman BANDON (12): Tristian Davidson 7, Evan Spencer Jackson, KU, 1:22.58; 13. Stewart Lyons, 100 Butterfly — 1. Alyssa Hedgpeth, Mars, W L W L WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE— 1, Andee Keeler 1, Mirina Byrne. Henson 2, Mason Menser 2, Logan Shea 1, NB, 1:23.99; 14. Zach Patterson, NV, 1:25.28; 15. 1:09.56. Also: 9. Cheyenne McNeely, Mars, Stanford 10 1 21 2 Announced Missouri-Kansas City has accepted Quinten Coomer, Derik Cox, Shawn Peters, Jon New Hope 47, Powers 24 Kurtis Stotts, Maz, 1:25.52; 16. Graham Vangeem, 1:23.41; 10. Kaitlyn James, Mars, 1:24.49. California 10 1 20 2 an invitation to join the conference, effective Wilhite, Tyler Wiprud, JJ Witte. Powers 2 3 12 7 — 24 KU, 1:26.11; 17. Jeff Meeds, Maz, 1:27.44; 18. 100 Freestyle — 1. Bridget McCarthy, Mars, UCLA 9 2 18 4 July 1. COQUILLE (39): Larry Bowen 10, Matt Miranda New Hope 16 15 7 12 — 47 Dylan Cotton, NB, 1:27.81. 57.38. Also: 3. Elyse Trendell, Mars, 1:00.75; 16. Washington 8 3 16 6 DELAWARE—Named Tim Weaver as defensive 10, Caleb Owens 8, Terrence Edwards 6, Brayden POWERS (24): Kendall Stallard 12, Jessie 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Cottage Grove, Amanda Waldrop, Mars, 1:15.20; 17. Kassy Colorado 6 5 17 5 coordinator, Sean Devine offensive coordinator Schmitt 4, Drew Piburn 1, Austin Arrant, Martinez 9, Rebecca Standley 2, Elizabeth 3:31.53; 2. North Bend, 3:46.39; 3. Klamath Freerksen, Mars, 1:15.46. USC 6 5 9 13 and John Perry passing game coordinator/wide Brandon Bowen, Mo Faith, Wilson Hodge, Kevin Standley 1, Riley Middlebrook. Union, 3:47.87; 4. Henley, 3:51.71; 5. Phoenix, 500 Freestyle — 1. Larissa Augustine, Spr, Washington State 5 6 9 13 receivers coach. Mast. NEW HOPE (47): Alondra Chavez 15, Briana 3:52.21. 5:36.13. Also: 2. Kayla Sparkman, Mars, 5:49.56; Utah 38 1210 MICHIGAN STATE—Named Ron Burton defen- Gold Beach 58, Myrtle Point 44 Chavez 15, Sarah Kostma 4, Josie Joling 4, GIRLS 10. Kaitlyn James, Mars, 6:39.96; 12. Hannah Arizona 3 8 11 11 sive line coach. Myrtle Point 8 15 9 12 — 58 Ariana Lee 4, Lydia Cunningham 3, Taylor 200 Medley Relay — 1. Henley, 1:58.32; 2. Delgado, Mars, 6:48.29. Arizona State 3 8 11 12 OHIO STATE—Announced cornerbacks coach Gold Beach 12 14 15 17 — 14 Stephens 2, Alyssa Goddard. Phoenix, 1:59.20; 3. North Bend, 1:59.83; 4. 100 Backstroke — 1. Angela Sampson, Mari, Oregon State 3 8 9 14 Kerry Coombs will also coach the team’s special MYRTLE POINT(44): Matt Newton 22, Brad WRESTLING Hidden Valley, 2:20.55; 5. Cottage Grove, 1:06.57. Also: 6. Jodi Mork, Mars, 1:15.76; 7. Oregon 1 10 3 20 teams. Larsen 10, Cooper Stateler 5, Taylor Fischer 3, 2:20.64; 6. North Valley, 2:31.25; 7. Mazama, Brittany Banks, Mars, 1:16.08; 16. Kassy Friday’s Games OKLAHOMA STATE—Named Mike Yurcich Kyle Seals 2, Thomas Nathan 2, Trenton Philips 2, Class 5A District 4 meet 2:33.45; 8. Klamath Unoin, 2:40.34. Freerksen, Mars, 1:35.57; 17. Larissa Norton, Colorado 61, Oregon State 47 offensive coordinator and quarterbacks Kelley Caffey, Kenden Findley, Billy Strain. At Churchill High School 200 Freestyle — 1. Alyssa Bennett, NB, 2:02.16; Mars, 1:41.09. Utah 67, Oregon 47 coach. C M C M Y K Y K

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THE WORLD Trujillo and Sierra Bell at Level 4. Gymnastics Plus was Gymnastics Plus is a part well-represented at the of the Boys & Girls Club of Pacific Edge Invitational, a Southwestern Oregon. large meet that included six Results for the club are different sessions last week- listed in today’s Community end. Scoreboard. A total of 27 girls from the club participated in the Sportsmanship Awards event, covering four different Bay Area Sportsman’s levels and a number of age Association sportsmanship groups. and official awards for Boys & The top Girls Club of Southwestern all-around Youth Oregon basketball games finish and played Saturday, Feb. 2. best indi- Sports Sportsmanship Awards vidual event Third Grade Girls: Signs finish for Unlimited/Umpqua Bait Gymnastics Plus was by (Reedsport), coached by Kiana Thomas, a Level 4 Amber Corcoran. gymnast who won the vault Third Grade Boys: Farr’s for her age group and was True Value (Coos Bay), second in the all-around. coached by Alicia Sternenberg. Julie Gage, one of several Fourth Grade Girls: Level 7 gymnasts for the Reedsport, coached by Ryan club, was second in the vault Anderson. for her age group. Fourth Grade Boys: Claire Patin, competing at Myrtle Point RP, coached by Level 5, was third in the all- Rachel Price. around for her division, as Fifth Grade Girls: was Parker Stocker, a Level 6 Lighthouse Tsunami gymnast. (Lighthouse), coached by Others from the club who Julia Johnson. competed included Grace Fifth Grade Boys: JW Roderick, Annika Johnson, White Painting & Decorating Payton Davidson, Khaley (Bandon), coached by Brian Aguilar, Elise Martin, Callista Freitag. Martin and Ravyn Miranda at Sixth Grade Girls: Level 7; Ashley Warrick, Spinreel Dunebuggy Rentals Abbie Curtis, Keneley Tams (North Bend), coached by and Rowan Colby at Level 6; Jaime Belzer. By Lou Sennick, The World Ella Thomas, Kenna Jones Sixth Grade Boys: North Bend’s Karl Stuntzner-Gibson takes a breath as he swims the 100-yard butterfly for the Bulldogs on Friday afternoon. and Jamie Foster at Level 5; Reedsport JP (Reedsport), and Fernanda Gonzalez, coached by John Priest. Abby Warrick, Roxy Day, Officials Awards SWIMMING “It’s something new,” she the 500 freestyle. seconds off my best time in Amayika Funk, Shelby Professional: Chris said of the latter distance. “I Among the boys, Cottage the 500 and I feel like I was Merritt, Lorelei Martin, Alonzo. Hustle: Lia Lucas Finals start at wanted to try it.” Grove’s Caleb Leczel quali- just cruising.” Isabella Grotzky, Guadelope and Joe Burgmeier. Sapienza and Alyse fied first in both the 200 The finals begin at noon noon today Darnall of Phoenix both individual medley and 100 today at North Bend From Page B1 qualified first in two differ- breaststroke, while North Municipal Pool. ent events, with Darnall Bend freshman Karl Admission is $5 for Coast League set to posting the fastest times in Stuntzner-Gibson had the adults and $2 for students Last year, the Cascade the 100 freestyle and 100 best time in the 100 butterfly and concessions will be Christian junior won titles in backstroke. and 500 freestyle. available in the gym lobby kick off 2013 season the 50 freestyle and 100 but- North Bend’s Alyssa “I was trying to go not too near the pool. North Bend is terfly. This year, she is doing Bennett was the fastest fast,”said Stuntzner-Gibson, hosting the district the butterfly and breast- qualifier in the 200 freestyle who wants better times in the wrestling tournament in the THE WORLD stroke. and Dallas qualified first in finals today.“I was only three gym today. The Coos Bay Coast Independent League, an affiliate of Babe NB league Ruth and Cal Ripken Lakers will honor Baseball, will hold its first plans meeting preseason mini camp and begin sign-ups for the 2013 The North Bend former star Evoniuk season on Saturday, Feb. 23, Independent Baseball at Marshfield High School. League will hold its board THE WORLD and free throw shooter — she Camps will be held for meeting to elect 2013 offi- led the conference in free four age groups on Feb. 23, cers on Monday, Feb. 25. Southwestern Oregon throw accuracy both years, as each lasting about an hour. The meeting starts at Community College will well as in scoring. They will be on the artificial 6 p.m. in the Hall of honor one of its past greats “She could play wherever turf football field at Champions at North today when the Lakers host we needed her,” Cumberland Marshfield. Bend High School. Portland in basketball. said. The camp for players in T- Anybody interested Stacey Evoniuk will be the The Laker women face ball (ages 5-6 as of April 30) may attend the meeting seventh former athlete added Portland at 2 p.m., followed starts at 10 a.m. The camp for and run for office. to the school’s Wall of Honor. by the men about 4 p.m. rookies (ages 7-8) is at 11, fol- For more informa- Evoniuk, who played for The games are important lowed by the camp for minors tion, call Rod Duryee at Marshfield, led the confer- for both clubs. (9-10) at noon and majors 541-756-4425. ence in scoring during her SWOCC’s men lost to (11-12) at 1 p.m. two years at SWOCC, 1980- Portland when they met ear- If it is raining, the camps 81 and 81-82. lier this season and could will be moved inside to the fundamentals and a lifelong She was an all-conference bolster their position in the Harding Gym across from the love of baseball. performer both years and playoff race with a win. football field. The second camp will be was second-team all-region The Lakers are tied for Players must sign up prior held on March 9, and players (now the entire NWAACC) second with Lane at 6-3, to the camp for insurance will be placed on teams fol- one of the two years. while Portland is a game back reasons. Registration for the lowing that camp. She went on to play for at 5-4. The top four teams at youngest players begins at When the season starts, Lewis & Clark State College the end of the regular season 9:45 a.m. the T-ball games will be for two years and then was advance to the NWAACC Cost for the baseball sea- played on the Sunset School part of the touring group tournament. son is $70 and includes two football field in Empire. Athletes in Action. SWOCC’s women are tied mini camps, plus the team Rookies games will be played Evoniuk will be intro- for fourth with Umpqua after practices and games. Players on the Sunset small field and duced by her former coach, beating the Riverhawks in also will be able to keep their minors games will be played Dan Cumberland, who is Roseburg on Wednesday and team hats. on the Sunset big field. Coquille’s boys head basket- need to avoid slipping up Some scholarships will be Majors games will be played ball coach. The presentation against the Panthers, who are available, based on approval at the BACAPA Field near will take place during half- in seventh place. from the Coast League board Charleston. time of the men’s game. People who can’t make Contributed Photo of directors. For more information, call Cumberland described the games can watch them Stacey Evoniuk will be honored during halftime of today’s men’s game The focus for the season League President Tony Crane Evoniuk as a versatile player online through at Southwestern Oregon Community College. Her banner will be placed will be good sportsmanship, at 541-297-0438. who was a standout scorer www.socc.edu/athletics. on the Wall of Honor in Speasl Court. Community Scoreboard

Friday Bumpers — Nick Severs 161, Noah Silver Tip Seniors — Richard Dupret 577, Tams, 9.000; 7. Colby, 8.500. All-Around: 7. Tams, Gonzalez, 9.000; 10. Abby Warrick, 8.800; 14. Casual Fridays Bowling Young 138, Orion Osborn 128; Devan Nasby 120, Nathan LaRue 562, Bud Grant 551; Gloria 33.500; 9. Colby, 29.450. Roxy Day, 8.400; 16. Amayika Funk, 8.250. Bars: Feb. 1 Kendall Norton 111, McKenzie Rescoral 110. Surprise 603, Linda Nichols 584, Doris Forcia Session 2 3. Thomas, 9.000; 5. Warrick, 8.950; 6. Day, Individual Modified Stableford North Bend Lanes Timber — Brian Fletcher 227, Ron Schaar 198, 542. Level 5 Junior A 8.900; 14. Gonzalez, 5.400; 15. Funk, 5.000. Totals — Sean Suppes 14 points, Dewey Larry Huffman 196; Rosanna Wales 212, Sally Friday Bumpers (two game series) — Nick Beam: 4. Thomas, 8.700; 6. Warrick, 8.600; 10. Jan. 28 - Feb. 3 Vault: 14. Ella Thomas, 8.350. Bars: 13. Powers Sr. 10, Dewey Powers Jr. 10, David Kimes Sullivan 190, Bernice Sanders 174. Severs 253, Orion Osborn 244, Matthew Allen Thomas, 8.100. Beam: 15. Thomas, 8.000. Floor: Gonzalez, 7.150; 12. Day, 6.925; 16. Funk, 5.150. 10, Al Greenfield 9, Dennis Allen 9, Brian Boyle 7, High Game Sunday Reno — Bill Springfels 253, Kelly 208; Devan Nasby 228, McKenzie Rescoral 205, Floor: 2. Thomas, 8.900; 6. Warrick, 8.700; 7. Larry Grove 3, Ron Cookson 3, Jonnny Young at Heart Seniors — Stephen Reed Sr. 8. Thomas, 9.150. All-Around: 11. Thomas, Swope 250, Jeff Stanley 243; Viki Springfels 222, Kendall Norton 194. 33.600. Day, 8.575; 10. Gonzalez, 7.750; 14. Funk, 7.050. Ohanesian 0, Chris Holm -4. 258, Bud Grant 249, Don Bomar 248; Thelma Sandra Davis 211, Lisa Duryee 169. Timber — Brian Fletcher 629, Ron Schaar 555, All-Around: 2. Thomas, 36.250; 6. Warrick, Closest to Pin — Dewey Powers Sr. (No. 9), Al Fairchild 191, Sally Curtis 189, Nancy Lauth 181. High Series Phillip Murray 544; Rosanna Wales 531, Debra Level 5 Junior B 35.050; 9. Day, 32.800; 12. Gonzalez, 29.300; 16. Greenfield (No. 11), Larry Grove (No. 14), Dewey Men’s Coast — Clyde McCall 244, Bill Springfels Young at Heart Seniors — Don Bomar 681, Huffman 482, Sally Sullivan 447. Vault: 20. Kenna Jones, 7.950; 23. Jamie Foster, Funk, 25.450. Powers Jr. (No. 17). 243, Adam Slater 243. 7.350. Bars: 17. Foster, 8.100; 20. Jones, 7.650. Bud Grant 661, Stephen Reed Sr. 623; Thelma Sunday Reno — Kelly Swope 685, Bill Level 4 Junior A Tuesday Senior Boomers — Bruce Watts 228, Fairchild 515, Nancy Lauth 499, Sally Curtis 482. Beam: 14. Jones, 8.550; 17. Foster, 8.450. Floor: 7. Springfels 648, Jeff Stanley 638; Viki Springfels Vault: 27. Shelby Merritt, 8.900. Bars: 12. Michael King 202, Gary Paulson 193; Randy Men’s Coast — Clyde McCall 662, Adam Slater Jones, 9.150; 18. Foster, 8.350. All-Around: 14. Road Runs 584, Sandra Davis 545, Lisa Duryee 465. Merritt, 9.150. Beam: 14. Merritt, 9.050. Floor: Freeman 206, Irma Koivunen 176, Kitty Russell 652, Luke Clark 642. Jones, 33.175; 20. Foster, 32.250. 29. Merritt, 8.100. All-Around: 19. Merritt, Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast 161. Tuesday Senior Boomers — Gary Paulson 547, Session 4 Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 212, Gymnastics 35.200. For more information on upcoming road Bruce Watts 544, Harry Winslow 535; Randy Level 7 Child B races or photos from past events, log on to the Mehrdad Gerami 203, James Buchanan 200; Freeman 541, Kitty Russell 449, Karyn Level 4 Child B Vault: 12. Grace Roderick, 8.700; 17. Annika South Coast Running Club’s Web page at Tina Chambers 198, Lisa Wooley 191, Sandra Swinderman 435. Pacific Edge Invitational Johnson, 8.350; 18. Payton Davidson, 8.250. Vault: 15. Lorelei Martin, 9.150; 25. Isabella Feb. 1 www.southcoastrunningclub.org. Jacobs 190. Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 538, James Bars: 7. Roderick, 9.000; 14. Johnson, 8.400; 15. Grotzky, 8.850; 27. Guadelope Trujillo, 8.500; 29. Gymnastics Plus results, listed by age group Prediction Run — Today, starting at 10 a.m. on Cosmo — Debbie Cramer 246, Laura Kahler Buchanan 533, Mehrdad Gerami 527; Tina Davidson, 8.300. Beam: 11. Davison, 8.650; 12. Sierra Bell, 7.100. Bars: 7. Martin, 9.250; 26. and event. 244, Char Gary 209. Chambers 557, Lisa Wooley 539, Sandra Jacobs Roderick, 8.500; No Score: Johnson. Floor: 12. Trujillo, 8.250; 28. Grotzky, 7.850; 29. Bell, 6.350. the boardwalk in Coos Bay. Events include a 5- Session 1 Rolling Pins — Debbie Cramer 247, Linda 528. Johnson, 9.300; 15. Davidson, 9.050; 16. Beam: 11. Trujillo, 8.550; 16. Grotzky, 8.325; 21. mile run or a 3-mile walk. Before the race, run- Nichols 223, Shirley Bridgham 189. Cosmo — Debbie Cramer 676, Laura Kahler Level 5 Child A Roderick, 8.950. All-Around: 9. Roderick, 35.150; Martin, 8.050; 29. Bell, 5.400. Floor: 12. Martin, ners will predict their time (watches aren’t Primers Too Seniors — Don Bomar 278, 611, Char Gary 570. Vault: 3. Claire Patin, 8.050. Bars: 2. Patin, 15. Davidson, 34.250; 18. Johnson, 26.050. 8.825; 16. Grotzky, 8.700; 26. Trujillo, 7.450; 30. allowed on the course). The winners will be the William Merkow 254, Nathan LaRue 237; Linda Rolling Pins — Debbie Cramer 661, Linda 7.00. Beam: 3. Patin, 8.350. Floor: 3. Patin, Level 7 Junior A Bell, 5.300. All-Around: 14. Martin, 35.275; 21. people closest to their predictions. Homemade Nichols 217, Mary Loss 210, Mary Barnes 199. Nichols 607, Shirley Bridgham 539. 8.250. All-Around: 3. Patin, 31.650. Grotzky, 33.725; 26. Trujillo, 32.750; 30. Bell, Vault: 2. Julie Gage, 9.300; 10. Khaley Aguilar, chili will be available after the race. Cash Classic — David Warrick 279, Chet Primers Too Seniors — William Merkow 710, Level 6 Junior 24.150. Run of Two Cities — Saturay, March 9, starting Cunnington 255, Robert Black 246; Toni Smith 8.900; 12. Elise Martin, 8.850; 13. Callista Martin, Don Bomar 676, Bruce Walker 629; Linda Vault: 6. Parker Stocker, 8.750; 13. Ashley at 9 a.m. on Eighth Terrace above the Mingus 264, Debbie Cramer 238, Stacey Nelson 227. 8.600; 15. Ravyn Miranda, 8.500. Bars: 6. Nichols 544, Mary Loss 527, Mary Barnes 525. Warrick, 8.000. Bars: 4. Stocker, 8.150; 7. Park softball field. Events include a 10-kilometer Thursday Bumpers — Michael Morgan 120, Aguilar, 8.750; 7. Callista Martin, 8.550; 9. Elise Golf Cash Classic — David Warrick 758, Robert Warrick, 7.400. Beam: 3. Stocker, 9.100; 7. run and a 5-kilometer run/walk, both on hilly, Nathaniel Landry 118, Nathanael Arellano 114; Martin, 8.400; 14. Miranda, 7.000; 15. Gage, Black 680, Bob Nelson 669; Toni Smith 668, Warrick, 8.550. Floor: 5. Stocker, 9.000; 11. challenging courses. The longer course takes Lilee Fitzhenry 123, Lucia Jimenez 114, Alaina 6.850. Beam: 9. Elise Martin, 8.900; 11. Aguilar, Bandon Crossings Debbie Cramer 622, Stacey Nelson 610. Warrick, 7.600. All-Around: 3. Stocker, 35.000; runners into downtown North Bend. Proceeds Sullivan 98. Thursday Bumpers (two game series) — 8.650; 12. Callista Martin, 8.650; 13. Gage, 8.650. Men’s Club 10. Warrick, 31.550. from the event benefit Special Olympics on the Varsity — Adam Slater 276, Robert Berry 269, Nathanael Arellano 218, Michael Morgan 212, No Score: Miranda. Floor: 2. Aguilar, 9.625; 5. Wednesday David Clark 269. Nathaniel Landry 194; Lucia Jimenez 205, Lilee Level 6 Senior A Gage, 9.400; 13. Callista Martin, 9.200; 14. Elise Jim Wakeman 9 South Coast. For more information, call Tim Wall Nascar Bowling League — Theron Gerber 217, Fitzhenry 194, Alaina Sullivan 191. Vault: 8. Abbie Curtis, 8.750. Bars: 5. Curtis, Martin, 9.050; 15. Miranda, 8.700. All-Around: 8. Low Net — Dennis Allen 34.5, Dewey Powers at 541-269-5169. Nick Holcomb 210, Aaron Johnson 203; Carolin Varsity — Robert Berry 703, Chet Cunnington 8.425. Beam: 4. Curtis, 9.050. Floor: 4. Curtis, Aguilar, 35.925; 11. Elise Martin, 35.200; 12. 37.5, Larry Grove 39.5, Tom Gant 39.5, David Salmon Creek Run — Satuirday, April 6, start- Trent 161, Nancy Davidson 147, Elizabeth Watson 699, David Warrick 688. 9.400. All-Around: 4. Curtis, 35.625. Callista Martin, 35.000; 14. Gage, 34.200; 15. Kimes 40, Al Greenfield 40.5, Dick Wold 41, Val ing at 10 a.m. at the corner of Second and 141. Nascar Bowling League (two game series) — Level 6 Senior B Miranda, 24.200. Nemcek 42, Christo Schwartz 42, Ron Cookson Hemlock Streets in Powers. Events include a 5- Silver Tip Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 206, Nick Holcomb 390, Walt Weber 380, Aaron Vault: 4. Keneley Tams, 8.900; 6. Rowan Colby, Session 6 42.5, Chris Holm 46.5. kilometer run/walk and 10-kilometer run on David Rutledge Sr. 203, Bud Grant 203; Gloria Johnson 379; Carolin Trent 285, Nancy Davidson 8.750. Bars: 6. Tams, 8.100; 10. Colby, 6.000. Level 4 Child A Closest to Pin — Dennis Allen (No. 14), Val rolling, paved and gravel roads. For more infor- Surprise 222, Nancy Mattix 211, Sally Curtis 202. 272, Dudi Wittwer 265. Beam: 7. Tams, 7.500; 11. Colby, 6.200. Floor: 4. Vault: 1. Kiana Thomas, 9.6509. Fernanda Nemcek (No. 17). mation, call Joe Hallett at 541-439-4485. C M C M Y K Y K

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BY BEAU HUNTER AND JACOB KLEIN From the schools The Marshfield Times This story is reprinted with permission from Marshfield High Getting experience. Helping support the fam- School’s student newspaper. The ily. World welcomes contributions of Saving for college. articles from local schools. Buying gas. MHS students work for a variety of reasons and must Bend McDonald’s, have learn how to juggle the dealt with different situa- demands of their job and tions in their family and school. work as many hours as they Sophomore Taylor Mauer can. Setzer has managed to is employed at Allegany find time to cram his assign- Windows and Doors where ments in while still working she learns many responsi- almost 40 hours a week. bilities and has adjusted to “It is monumentally diffi- balancing the duties of work cult,” Setzer said. “I still and students. She said she is manage to get it done for the fortunate to have a schedule most part.” By Spencer Hurbis, The Marshfield Times Senior Noshua Setzer serves a customer at McDonald’s, where he works 40 hours a week. that allows her to still get her Setzer was faced with school work completed on getting a job at the end of time. last school year when his “My mother, uncle (who want to prepare for future job. Senior Kirsten Woolsey, “I have found it challeng- “I work good hours and parents moved to South also lives with his grand- careers. who now works at Coos Bay ing to cram all the online Carolina and he stayed my work doesn’t interfere mother), and I are the only Mauer is happy to have a Fred Meyer, spent three classes I need to graduate behind, often sleeping on a with my schooling,” Mauer ones who have jobs right job that will help her earn months seeking a job before and then adding a job on top said. friend’s couch because he now, and I’ve had a job money and provide a start- finally being hired at the of it,”Woolsey said. Mauer works on week- had no other place to stay. longer than all of them,” ing point for her employ- beginning of the 2012-2013 In addition to earning ends which allows her to Since then his parents have Setzer said. ment history. school year. money, Woolsey has found find some time to study. moved back and the three of Setzer has set aside his “It will help me go onto Woolsey has organized her job has had other bene- Although working stu- them now live with his difficulties and said he has other jobs with more experi- her school schedule to bene- dents like Mauer have been grandmother. Setzer has continued to work hard in ence,”Mauer said. “I’m sav- fits as well. fit her and the hours she “Having a job definitely lucky to obtain a schedule continued working, and his classes to get further in ing for college and to pay for works at her job. She is tak- allowing them time to deal now helps support his fami- life. gas when I get my license.” helped me grow up and have ing online classes to gradu- a big responsibility,” with their academics. Some ly. He explained it is tough While some students find Though some students ate early and is on track to do like senior Noshua Setzer, becuase he is one of the few jobs to help their current easily find jobs, like Setzer, Woolsey said. so. who works at the North who work in his family. funding situation, others others struggled in finding a Reedsport shipyard launches biggest vessel

BY SARAH HAASE separate seasons, including crab The World pot fishing and long line fishing. Three fish holds with a refriger- REEDSPORT — The largest ves- ated salt water system also will be sel ever built by Fred Wahl Marine tested to ensure proper storage of Construction was launched last the vessel’s catch. The boat can week and is expected to hit the high hold five to six seamen and will seas in a few months. hold up to 6,500 cubic feet of fish at The Victory was designed by a time. Fred Wahl and parts for the 114- The Victory will be employed foot, multiple fishing vessel, start- during crab, cod and tuna season, ed being built in December 2011. By and when not out catching fish or February of the following year, the other seafood, will be tending to ship was starting to take shape and the needs of other fishing vessels. on Jan. 29, Fisher Wahl, the Goetschalckx said boats that youngest Wahl family member, aren’t pulling in a catch are often christened the boat at the Reed- contracted out to bring groceries, sport shipyard as nearly 50 fuel, fresh water and other supplies employees watched and cheered. to other boats at sea that can’t The boat is expected to be com- make it back to land conveniently. plete, have passed all safety and “You want to keep the boats equipment tests and ready to set moving,” he said. “The more sail by April 1. they’re moving, the more money “We appreciate all the hard work they’re making.” and patience you guys have had Before the Victory’s christening, during the construction of this a coin was placed under the mast, vessel,” said Phil Goetschalckx, heads up, for a little extra good yard superintendent. “You should luck. be proud of this boat guys, it’s a It’s an ongoing tradition at Fred nice boat. This vessel is the flag Wahl Marine and other ship build- By Lou Sennick, The World ship of Fred Wahl Marine and we’re ing yards, Goetschalckx said. The crew that built the fishing vessel Victory poses in front of the boat before it was launched Jan. 29. hoping they’ll sell themselves and And all those good luck tradi- keep you and future employees tions coupled with hard work have gainfully employed.” paid off for the company. said. It is the second vessel in Wahl fishing boat to be fitted with the for the community is being planned The boat stretches 114 feet and Since its inception, Fred Wahl Fisheries LLC’s fleet. then-new Cummins diesel engine. and details will be made public as was built using around 50,000 Marine has launched 37 new ves- The first, the Vixen, began con- Currently there are three boats soon as they are finalized. pounds of steel. sels. The Victory is the 33rd new struction in 1991 as a way to keep being built at the shipyard, and Sarah Haase, editor of th Before it goes to sea, the boat will vessel to be launched from the the crew busy during slow periods. once the Victory heads out to sea, a Umpqua Post, can be reached at be fitted with fishing gear for three Reedsport facility, Goetschalckx The Vixen was finally completed in fourth could get under way. 541-271-7474 or at sarah.haase@ 1998 and was the first West Coast Goetschalckx said an open house theworldlink.com. Meet your local food makers When should you borrow?

Coos Head Food Co-op will celebrate 42 registration form, visit pcs.uoregon.edu and, Q: Should I consider borrowing loan. A written business plan will help years in business on Sunday with a festive under “News,”click the link for the reverse money to assist my small business to document assumptions made about the and informative afternoon at Black Market vendor fair. grow? future sales if the company chooses to Gourmet, 495 Central Ave., A: The decision to move forward. The business plan should Coos Bay. TRADE Take your business to the streets borrow money to grow a DOWN TO include a list of tangible assets that will From 1 to 4 p.m., there’ll Coos Bay Farmers Market is accepting business has several be used as collateral for the loan. If the be music by Brian Cutean, WINDS considerations. First, is BUSINESS applications for the new season, which will business does not have sufficient collat- hors d’oeuvres by Chef the anticipated growth start May 1. Markets will be open every eral, what personal assets are available? Jardin Kazaar using local Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., till Oct. 30. sustainable and prof- foods and produce from the itable even with the cost Is the growth the result of a new con- Vendors who pay for the whole season in coop, a no-host wine bar, of debt service? Second, tract? If so, some lenders may agree to and an opportunity to meet advance by June 30 get a 20 percent dis- does the company have use the signed contract as proof of with local food producers, count. Download an application at sufficient assets to col- repayment ability. including Valley Flora, www.coosbaydowntown.org/. lateralize the debt and The business plan should also include Organic Valley, Oregon Their products have Umpquality cash flow to repay the an environmental scan. What is the mar- Grass Fed Beef, Templeton Umpqua Dairy is a finalist for three top debt? Finally, does the ARLENE ket outlook over the next year, three GAIL national awards from Quality Chekd Dairies: Farm, Grace Apples, Oven growth fit the long term SOTO years and five years? Is the industry ELBER the 2013 Irving B. Weber Distinguished Spring Breads, Roland strategies of the busi- growing, stable or in decline? Are indus- Ransdell Garlic, and Award for Quality Excellence, the 2013 Pro- ness given the economic try regulations changing or are new Skookum Pisces Albacore. duction Excellence Award and the 2013 Out- outlook and industry trends? According competitors entering the market? If so, The co-op is at 1960 Sherman Ave. in standing Marketing Achievement Award. to the U.S. Small Business what plans are in place to overcome any North Bend and is open to the public, though Quality Chekd, a national association of 27 Administration, growth is sometimes a memberships are available. Learn more at dairies, will announce the awards in April. cause of business failure. regulatory changes or competition? coosheadfoodcoop.org — not coosheadfood- Taking on debt to fuel growth will add Borrowing money, adding capacity store.com, which now provides information IP presentations rescheduled cost (interest expense) and impact busi- and adding employees is assuming risk in Japanese about how to advantageously sell Presentations by intellectual property ness cash flow (repayments). Market but it makes sense if the market potential your car. lawyer Leonard DuBoff, originally scheduled research will help establish the potential is there to be successful. Careful analysis sales increases that can be achieved by for Sunday and Monday at Southwestern of the data collected during the research Maybe you’ll quack a new market growing a business. Will the business Oregon Community College, have been post- and business planning phase can reduce Discover opportunities for selling goods need to purchase new equipment or that risk and lead to greater financial and services to the University of Oregon at its poned till June 30 and July 1. SWOCC’s Small move to a larger facility? Will additional success in the future. annual “reverse vendor fair” Feb. 27.The uni- Business Development Center will publicize staff be needed to support the increased versity’s departments and other agencies will the new times and places. sales? If so, will the increases in revenue Arlene M. Soto is the director of the host tables where businesses can meet with New business? New product? New hire? be enough to cover the new costs plus SWOCC Small Business Development agency representatives and market their Promotion? Something local business own- provide cash flow to cover debt repay- Center, www.BizCenter.org. She can be products and services. It’s 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in ers should know about? Call Gail Elber at ment and interest? reached at 541-756-6445, the Club Room at Autzen Stadium, 2700 541-269-1222, ext. 234, tweet gailtheworld, Lenders will need proof of sufficient [email protected], or at 2455 Maple Leaf, Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Eugene. For a or email [email protected]. cash flow and collateral to approve a North Bend, OR 97459. C M C M Y K Y K

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BY MELISSA RAYWORTH faces and metallic touches,” rored items. A mirrored table The Associated Press he says, including mirrored “adds a dimension to a room accent tables and night- that wood just doesn’t,” she It’s cold out there. In stands, as well as mirrored says. But she cautions much of the country, now’s lamps. against taking the look too the time when home serves Flynn and Schuneman far. as a cozy refuge from the ice both recommend metallic If you’re buying mirrored and snow. We light our fire- wallpaper. “One bedroom I end tables, she says, put a places and wish for spring- designed in California was ceramic lamp on top rather time. completely inspired by than a mirrored or glass But what if we took the Candice Olsen’s birch bark lamp. Or mix mirrors and opposite approach, using the wallpaper from York chrome with warm shades of inspiration of frosty winter Wallcovering,” Flynn says. ivory, rather than stark colors and shimmering, icy “The paper is made from whites. textures to create rooms that white-toned birch bark, and look gorgeous year-round? A has a metallic backing which Use a range of colors winter-inspired room can just screams ‘winter chic.”’ “The biggest trick to celebrate the beauty of this If you’d prefer painted doing a wintry palette right season, and also provide a walls, Schuneman suggests is to layer, layer, layer,”Flynn cooling refuge perfect for the choosing a shade of pale gray says. “I like to stick with an spring and summer ahead. or icy blue and buying it in overall white palette, but “My clients usually think two different finishes — one bring in ultra-white, off- I’ve lost my mind when I with a high sheen that white, cream, blue-white suggest using winter as a almost looks metallic and and then add touches of The Associated Press source of inspiration for a the other matte. blue-gray. This makes a A living room that contrasts icy blue walls and white accents with shades of charcoal gray and black to cre- cozy bedroom,”says designer Paint the walls with space soothing and sophisti- ate winter-inspired style that looks good during any season. Brian Patrick Flynn, founder alternating stripes of each cated, while adding depth.” of decordemon.com. But, he finish. Burnham’s favorite win- says, “when done right, a This use of just a few try wall color right now is a Work it any where other warm locations, welcome feeling of warmth. If combination of layered metallic or mirrored items is shade called “Silver Spoon” Winter-inspired design Burnham says, it may work you choose a “fluffy, white whites, blue-grays and a great way to bring in some by Dunn-Edwards. “It’s a can work in any climate, best to mix winter-inspired flokati rug for the floor,you’re touches of metallic can add a icy glamour, Schuneman really, really pale gray-blue, from a Vermont ski house to items with something more still having a kind of wintry wintry look that’s chic, invit- says, “without it becoming and I cannot tell you how a California beach condo. reminiscent of the local moment,” Schuneman says, ing, surprisingly warm and the ice princess’ dungeon.” many rooms I’ve used it in,” “I did a bedroom in the weather. “but it’s just not hard- totally timeless.” Mirrored and metallic she says. It contrasts well Hollywood Hills with icy “Think of a beautiful edged.” driftwood table with some- Here, Flynn and two items also maximize light, with white for a modern look blue walls, and the head- What not to do other interior designers — warming a room even in or with warm shades of board wall was all metal ceil- thing sparkly on it. That Betsy Burnham of Los winter. brown for a more “organic ing tiles,” Schuneman says. brings it back to the sand and Just don’t get silly, Flynn Angeles’ Burnham Design “Since trees lose their and earthy” feel. For the bedside tables, he the beach, and keeps it relat- says. “First and foremost, I and Kyle Schuneman of Live leaves in the winter, the Schuneman loves mixing chose pale blue glass lamps able” to your warm-weather let my client know that just Well Designs — offer advice amount of light that streams wintry whites, silvers and that resemble melting location, but also includes a because we’re going wintry, on using winter as a decorat- in through the window can grays accented with shades chunks of ice. bit of icy beauty, she says. it doesn’t mean we’re going to pop out igloos, ing inspiration. be double the amount in the of purple. Or he sometimes “You can really go for it” Balance icy with cozy spring or summer,” Flynn pairs “a gray that has blue as and do a full-on winter- snowflakes and polar bears. Get reflective says. “By the time that gor- its base, and a blue that has inspired style, Schuneman Along with shimmery, In other words, we com- Start with the reflective geous light hits the reflective gray in its base” and brings in says, or use just touches of it mirrored surfaces, be sure to pletely avoid themes and sheen of ice as your main surfaces and metallics, the “hard edges, like crystal as “the thing that gives a include soft, cozy ones: Look cliches altogether.” inspiration, says Flynn. “Use room instantly warms up.” lamps” for a chic, “wintry room an edge.” for “beautiful cable-knit Instead, he says, “we just a plethora of reflective sur- Burnham also likes mir- feeling.” In southern California or cashmere throws,” Burnham think of different ways to use says, or “a big faux-fur coy- whites, grays, metallics and ote blanket on a bed. It’s textures in a manner which wintry, but it’s also so luxe, fits their personal style and HOME OVERLOOKING COOS BAY. 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MLS#8072966 plumbing, some new windows, & a newer garage. Lovely home has been updated large living $$ room facing a secluded back yard. Spacious kitchen, 1145,00045,,000 electrical panel. Owner may carry or trade. lots of cabinets, counter top galore. Private back yard Priced at only $139,500. MLS#12429456 with patio, extra building. The bedroom are generous size, with some built-ins, large closets. Wood insert Daavidvid LL.. DDavisavis $214,900 MLS# 12217100 in living room. PRICE TO SALE! Realeal EstateEstate Frred Gerrnandtt,, Brrokerr Cellll:: ((541)) 290--9444 Mariah Grami Shaun Wright Principal Broker Real Estate Broker (541) 271-9378 or 1110 Alabama Street, Bandon, OR 97411 541-290-7808 541-404-8689 toll free 1-800-923-1031 Office: (541) 347-9444 or toll free 1-800-835-9444 www.gramiproperties.com 1780 Winchester Ave. Reedsport Website: www.bandonhomes.com www.pacificwestrealty.net 399C N. CENTRAL , COQUILLE , OR 97423 • (541) 260-4663 [email protected] C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, February9,2013 • The World • C3 Y K Real Estate Some seeds need coaxing to sprout

BY LEE REICH tions, all this might take two sprout until they feel that The Associated Press years. In my house, all sys- winter is over, a condition tems should be go by spring. that could be mimicked by a You wouldn’t think that Lily and viburnum seeds couple of months in the the dead of winter would be a also respond to this treat- refrigerator in a sandwich good time to sow seeds. But ment. bag along with moist potting it is, for plants whose seeds For tender young soil. While doing time in the need some kind of long-term seedlings, a reluctance to refrigerator, it’s not unusual treatment before they will sprout as soon as they hit for a whole batch of seeds to sprout. moist soil often makes sense. sprout in unison, as if a Such is the case for the In a climate characterized by switch has been turned on, tree peony seeds I recently cold winters and periodic even before they’re released planted. Well,“planted” may drought, a wild tree peony into warmth. not be quite the right word. seedling does well not to rear Hormones in seeds are After soaking them in water its head until it’s sure that what bring them to life at the for a few hours, I merely winter is over and it’s got the appropriate moment. tossed them into a plastic support of an established Although the seeds appear to sandwich bag with a handful root system. be lying lifeless in a bag on a of moist potting soil. The bag refrigerator shelf, all sorts of will sit on the kitchen count- Dormancy reflects things are going on hormon- er for a couple of months, natural conditions ally. Levels, for instance, of a then go into the refrigerator Other germination quirks germination inhibitor called for a couple more. reflect other natural envi- abscisic acid are decreasing, ronments. Some seeds have a while levels of another hor- The Associated Press Holding back for a reason double dormancy, one for mone, gibberellic acid, are Yellowhorn seeds sprout after spending some time refrigerated in a sandwich bag in moist potting soil. Such treatment is needed the seedcoat and one for the increasing. These hormones because tree peony seeds embryo. Still others — gold- have been extracted from must lay down roots before enseal, for example — ripen seeds or synthesized, and Mechanical inhibition and thawing, by abrasion ping at them with a wire cut- any shoot growth takes with underdeveloped some seeds shed their nor- Let’s not blame dorman- and by passage through ani- ter also lets water penetrate. place. To grow, the roots embryos. That warm then mal reluctance to sprout cy only on hormones; some mals. Microbes work best at The easiest pretreatment need some rain (or a good cold treatment also prepares with nothing more than a dip seeds stay asleep for purely warm temperatures, so a is that needed by many soaking) to leach out seeds with either of these in an appropriate concentra- mechanical reasons. The couple of months in a sand- grasses and most annual inhibitors, and some quirks for germination. tion of gibberellic acid. All is tough seedcoats of honeylo- wich bag along with some flowers and vegetables. warmth. In places with consistent not so simple, though, cust, black locust and black moist potting soil could Seeds of these plants need The shoots, however, moisture throughout the because other hormones also cohosh are among those that awaken these seeds just as nothing more than a period won’t sprout until they’ve year, it is winter cold that are at work and other com- cannot imbibe water as soon they do those of tree of dry storage of from one to been exposed to a period of would snuff out any young pounds, such as potassium as their seeds hit the ground. peonies. six months before they’ll cool, moist conditions — sprout that began growing in nitrate, can, for unknown And a seed that remains dry The potting soil, in this germinate. Cold is not need- outdoors or in my refrigera- the fall. So seeds of many of reasons, also promote ger- inside will not sprout. case, should contain some ed but does keep them fresh tor. Under natural condi- our native plants won’t mination. In nature, these tough real soil or compost to supply longer, so my vegetable and coats are eventually softened living organisms to work on flower seeds are waiting out as soil microbes chew away the seedcoats. Nicking seeds winter sitting in airtight Handiness cures what ails you at them, by cycles of freezing with a file or carefully nip- plastic boxes in my garage. I think of time spent in the and worries of the world clamped together is for there U.S. home prices rose last year workshop as mental health beyond the shop doors. to be a little seam of glue therapy. When children become squeezed out all along the WASHINGTON (AP) — Higher prices can also the fundamentals underpin- I’m sure I’m not the only too cranky, there’s nothing joint — or at least a line of U.S. home prices jumped by make homeowners feel ning the U.S. housing market handyperson who pretty like a few minutes behind the glue beads. 1 the most in 6 ⁄2 years in wealthier.That can encourage recovery,” said Anand much loses himself or herself table saw to It will be a simple matter December, spurred by a low more consumer spending. Nallathambi, CEO of in a project only to emerge drown out HOUSE to scrape or sand the beads supply of available homes Most economists expect CoreLogic. hours later from the clouds their whines WORKS off after the glue has set. and rising demand. prices to keep rising this year. The states with the of sawdust and solvent with a dif- Q: In TV shows about Home prices rose 8.3 per- Sales of previously occupied biggest price gains were fumes to find that lunchtime ferent woodworking, the work- cent in December compared homes reached their highest Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, has come and gone. whine. benches are always in the with a year earlier, according level in five years in 2012 and California and Hawaii. The Not to mention sunshine. When middle of the room. Doesn’t to a report Tuesday from will likely keep growing. four states where prices fell Heck, there have been financial that waste a lot of space? CoreLogic, a real estate data Homebuilders, encouraged were Delaware, Illinois, New times when I poked my head insolvency You betcha, but it’s a provider. That is the biggest by rising interest from cus- Jersey and Pennsylvania. out the door to discover that threatens, trade-off. annual gain since May 2006. tomers, broke ground on the Housing has been a lead- it had been raining — or there’s A bench built against a Prices rose last year in 46 of most new homes and apart- ing driver of past recoveries. snowing — while I was play- something wall (I have two) takes up less STEVE 50 states. ments in four years last year. But the bursting of the housing inside. very sooth- floor space, but it has to be Home prices also Ultra-low mortgage rates ing bubble pushed a flood of Why I hadn’t noticed that ing about BATIE shallow enough so you can increased 0.4 percent in and steady job gains have foreclosed homes on the through the windows over refinishing reach over it to get at the December from the previous fueled more demand for market at low prices. That the bench I don’t know. a battered tools hanging on the wall month. That’s a healthy houses and apartments. made it hard for builders to It may look as though I’m bookcase you rescued from behind it. I found 24 inches, increase given that sales More people are moving out compete. fully engrossed in carving a the neighbor’s curb the night the same as kitchen base usually slow over the winter into their own homes after And a collapse in home wooden sign (fine wedding before trash pickup. cabinets (which they’re months. doubling up with friends and prices left millions of home- and birthday gifts, by the When the boss or the actually made from), is about Steady increases in prices relatives in the recession. owners owing more on their way) or repairing dining spouse or pretty much any- right. are helping fuel the housing At the same time, the mortgages than their houses room chairs, but I’m actually one else has been on your But sometimes what you recovery. They’re encourag- number of previously occu- were worth. That made it refueling my brain. case, you can repair the psy- want to put up on the bench ing some people to sell pied homes for sale has fallen difficult to sell. People who don’t engage chic damage with little more is wider than that. homes and enticing would- to the lowest level in 11 years. Now, six years after the in such hobbies (you know than a hammer, a fistful of That’s why I also have a be buyers to purchase homes “All signals point to a bubble burst, those barriers who you are) seem mystified nails and a pile of fence pick- small bench in the middle of before prices rise further. continued improvement in are fading. that we can spend hours at a ets. the room. That makes it eas- time, day after day, year after I’m told that cleaning the ier to handle larger projects year, in such mundane minu- house, polishing silver and and also allows me to work tia as sifting through the pulling weeds work just as on all sides of a project with- 5 ACRES PLUS 3 BAY SHOP NEW STOVE TOP scrap bin for just the right well. out having to shift it around. New piece of cedar or redwood. Q: How much glue (In a pinch, I also can put a Oven! They wonder that we should I use to glue boards project up on my table saw — seem to devote such concen- together? after the blade has been tration to finding the precise Edge gluing, right? To cranked down out of the way, shade of stain or the perfect make one wide board — of course.) paint color. maybe for a table top? Send your questions to: New Flooring! The truth is we really The answer is: Just HouseWorks, P.O. 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FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G Building a Christ Centered Family 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0822 South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am Rev. Betty and Russell Bazzell, Pastors Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org 541-751-9059 Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm

Baptist Church of Christ Jewish Presbyterian EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” SHABBAT Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Sunday School 9:30am Sunday School...... 9:15 am Morning Worship Service 10:45 am Mr. Ed Werner, Evangelist * (541) 267-6021 Friday, February 22nd @ 7pm Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm 775 W. Donnelly Ave. Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Led by Rabbi Jackie Brodsky Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm For more info call Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages 541-266-0470 Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm www.mayimshalom.org Combined Youth Group (Sunday) ...... 6 pm-7:00 pm 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Signing for Hearing Impaired 123 Ocean Blvd. *** Also, Nursery Available Lutheran FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay CHURCH OF CHRIST An American Baptist Church CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL Pastor Gary Rice 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Pastor Quintin Cundiff Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Sunday Worship (fall/winter)...... 10:30 am Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Sunday Bible Study for all ages ...... 11:45 am Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm Where You Can Find A Friend Women’s Bible Study ...... Wed 10:00am & Thurs 9:30 am Adult Bible Study ...... Wed 12:30 pm Reformed www.clcs-cb.org H OPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon Pastor J. L. Coffey Church of God (Clevland, Tenn.) Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH www.firstbaptistnb.org Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Sunday School...... 9:45 am NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Morning Service ...... 11:00 am Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm Pastor Gary L. Robertson Office Hours ...... Mon.-Fri. 9-1 pm Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am SOUTHERN BAPTIST Adult Study ...... 9:15 am Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm Salvation Army SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH “Building People Through Biblical Values” “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” THE SALVATION ARMY 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER www.sbcnb.org 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director Community Churches Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 NEW SCHEDULE Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am FALL WORSHIP HOURS Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm Worship Service ...... 8:30 am and 11:00 am Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am Sunday School for All Ages...... 10:00 am 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. Seventh-day Adventist Church Catholic Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) Sunday Worship Celebration ...... 8:15 & 11:00 am COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST Sunday School...... 9:45 am Methodist HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (West off Broadway) Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Worship Service...... 10:45 am MASSES: Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Worship Service...... 11:00 am Pastor Ken Williams Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Communion 1st Sunday of each month - Confessions: Saturday 4-5 pm or by appointment Eckankar Handicapped Accessible Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org ECKANKAR Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available Unitarian Universalist The Eck Worship Service ST. MONICA - COOS BAY A special celebration of the Light and Sound of God UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND 357 S. 6th St. February 10th, 11:00am - Noon 541-756-6959 DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP MASSES: Coos Bay Library, Cedar Room Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor Call 541-756-2255 • 1-800-LOVE GOD Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Liberal Religious Organization Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm www.eckankar.org Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am FALL SCHEDULE 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Spanish Mass: 1 pm Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. 541-266-7335 Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Celebration Service...... 10:55 am for more information and childcare arrangements Communion 1st Sunday of the month Episcopal Celebration Center Nazarene Unity Worldwide Ministries CELEBRATION CENTER EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA UNITY BY THE BAY Living the message Jesus preached! 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) “A spiritual community to come home to...” Now meeting at: Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson 2389 Sherman Ave., North Bend Sunday School...... 9:30 am Sunday Celebration Service - 10 am (Former Roosevelt School) Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am 2100 Union ~ North Bend • 541-751-1633 Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Pastors Ron & Debbie Moore Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Karen Lowe, L.U.T., Spiritual Leader Sunday Worship at 10am Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM Call Yellow Cab for free ride to church. (Nursery and Kids Church also provided) Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS Bookstore M-W-F 10 to 2 (541)756-4000 • www.celebrationcenter.com Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care For information or directions call 541-756-2004 www.unitybythebay.net

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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH CALVARY ON THE BAY HARVEST OF FAITH FAMILY CHURCH 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) “Teaching God’s Word book by book, 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Bringing help and hope through the Word of God Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon 131 N. 3rd (Hall Building), Coos Bay (541) 269-1821 Pastor Bart Cunningham Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Sunday Service...... 10:30 am Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am Wednesday Jr/Sr. High School Youth ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Service...... 7:00 pm Children’s services provided on Sunday & Wednesday Children’s Worship and Nursery Care Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am 1954 Union Avenue, North Bend (541)756-1707 We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. Pastors David & Bridgette Whinery Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack www.calvaryonthebay.org E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org P.O. Box 477, Coos Bay, 541-266-0613

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Dear Mary: I bought a car I can no longer afford. Thanks FRANK AND ERNEST to DebtProofLiving.com, I have made changes in my life and finances, but I still have some problems because of my car. I have put it up for sale, but I owe more than it’s worth. How do you sell a car when you don’t have the title? And how do you get out from under a car loan you can’t afford? — Kelly, Washington Dear Kelly: First, call your THE BORN LOSER lender to find out your exact payoff and the procedure for transferring the title to a new buyer. Next, go to a site like Edmunds.com or KBB.com to determine a realistic amount you can expect to get for the car. EVERYDAY Check CHEAPSKATE local listings to see if that ZITS number squares with what similar cars are going Mary for in Hunt your area. Now, determine about how much you will need to pay off the loan once you secure a buyer. CLASSIC PEANUTS Go to your credit union or bank, and tell them your plan to sell the car and why you need a short-term unsecured THE FAMILY CIRCUS signature loan to make up the difference between what you owe and the sale price you expect to get. I know this represents new debt, but it will be required for you to finally get out of this. Once you have a buyer, you will need the proceeds of that FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE new loan together with the buyers’ money to clear the title so it can be transferred. Once the car is sold, you will not be free of the debt, but you will have a much smaller loan. Even though the new payment will be a lot less than your old car payment, continue to pay as much toward the new loan each month as you did on the old loan. Doing this will get it ROSE IS ROSE paid off quickly. Don’t let the fear of the unknown deter you. It may sound like a big, fat hassle to sell a car for which you do not have the title, but people do that every day. Just take it one step at a time, make sure everyone involved knows what you are doing, and you’ll be just fine. You don’t mention your plans for a replacement car, but I suggest you forego that LUANN for now, opting for public transportation. Or a bike! Dear Mary: I am in a sticky situation. My husband and I have been trying to get out of debt, using your debt-proof living plan. Our Freedom Account and Contingency Fund are slowly gaining ground. Here’s the problem: My in-laws are horribly in debt, having lost their business and their home. They GRIZZWELLS called my husband recently asking for a $1,400 loan to buy a car. We don’t have that built into our plan, so he put it on our credit card. He did this because he feels he needs to help his parents. I am so mad! I love my husband dearly. I just don’t know how to deal with this. — Nancy, South Carolina Dear Nancy: I understand your angst, but I don’t think this is the hill you want to die on. The deed is done, so it’s time to back off and trust the decision your husband made. MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN Worst case, this will add a few more months to your RDRP. Best case? They make full repayment. In spite of everything, it sounds to me like you’ve got a pretty good guy. Do you have a question for Mary? Email her at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website and the author of “7 Money Rules for Life,” released in 2012. To find out more about Mary and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.

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www.theworldlink.com MENTAL HEALTH MHSII position #11 203 Clerical Starting salary $3,181 p/mo. Masters in Thomas and Sons Distributors psychology, social work, counseling, or related is currently seeking a field required, or bachelors’ in nursing or Clerical Assistant occupational therapy with license to work full time in our Coos Bay office. This is an and experience. Bi-Lingual a plus. entry level position paying $10-12 per hour DOE and skills. **EOE** Prefer someone Position Open Until Filled with financial services, customer service or related background. County application required. Duties will include billing, document imaging and filing, Visit www .co.coos.or.us for accounts receivable monitoring Application, or contact HR at and collections, and other duties as assigned. Only online 250 Baxter, Coquille, OR 97423 applicants will be considered. Please submit your cover letter, 541-756-7581 resume and 3 work related references online to [email protected] COOS COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH is recruiting for SECRETARY III Starting salary range $1,993-$2,483 p/mo. Must have two years experience in clerical work and one year in bookkeeping. Must be a High School Graduate. **EOE** County application required. Visit www.co.coos.or.us for Application and Job Description, or contact Human Resources at 250 Baxter, Coquille, OR 97423 541-396-7581 Open Until Filled

COOS COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT is recruiting for MAINTENANCE WORKER II Starting salary $16.74 p/hr. Basic knowledge of road maintenance methods, techniques and procedures. Able to operate equipment and knowledge of maintenance and minor repairs. Valid OR Driver license Class A Required. **EOE** County application required. Visit www.co.coos.or.us for Application, or contact Human Resources at 250 Baxter, Coquille, OR 97423 To learn more or to find the right person for your job, 541-396-7581 visit your local partner at theworldlink.com/jobs Closes February 27, 2013 @ 5 P . M . C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Saturday, February9,2013 • The World • C7 Y K 227 Elderly Care 404 Lost 477 Birthdays 601 Apartments 604 Homes Unfurnished 701 Furniture WINDY AUTUMN CAREGIVING: Coquille 2 bd, 1 bth. Sanford Heights. LIKE NEW black faux leather sleeper Offering 8-24 Hr. care in your Lost Specials Large yard. $575mo first, last plus couch $300. In Bandon. home. For Alzheimer’s, Hospice, Choose to add a photo in this $350 dep. 541-756-1598 720-231-0966. special for only $5.00 more Disabled and Elderly Adults. Call HOME FOR RENT Wendy 541-435-4045 1st Day Free Clean, small 2 bedroom 1 bath in MERCHANDISE 6 lines, North Bend near coast guard SPECIALS Each additional Day station. Large yard, wood stove, 229 Adult Foster Care dishwasher, carport,deck. $675 mo/ 3 Weeks $1.00 One Bedroom 1st and last month required. Choose any of these specials and ADULT FOSTER HOME VACANCY No Free reruns on same ad. By The Coos Bay Library 541-404-5023. Available 2/23/13. add a photo for $5.00 extra. Private room, Pleasant environment, All specials will appear in Birthdays! Anniversaries! Birth Very Large and Spacious. nutritious meals & walking deck. Ex- The World, Bandon Western LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 Announcement or any milestone Quite and Clean, conveniently Merchandise 1 perience care providers. 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Call good $25.00.Call 541-751-0336 familial status or national origin, or Business Service Franchise available statewide 4 week - 6 lines, 541-404-5075. an intention, to make any such For Sale. Owner Retiring. Repeat $59.95 Call 1-877-MY-LIMIT to talk preference, limitation or discrimina- Accounts. Financing Available All specials will appear in tion.” Familial status includes chil- No Exp Nec. 1-800-796-3234 to a certified counselor 24/7 The World, Bandon Western 610 2-4-6 Plexes dren under the age of 18 living with World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday or visit 1877mylimit.org to parents or legal custodians, preg- 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Garage W/D Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. nant women and people securing hookup. Quite - Empire Lake Area. 304 Financing chat live with a counselor. All specials are category specific. custody of children under 18. Sewer/garbage paid. No pet/ smoking We are not here to judge. There are no refunds on specials. 1- $650. + dep. 277 Ackerman. $$EASY QUALIFYING real estate This newspaper will not knowingly Starts October 1, 2012 1-$750. + dep. 275 Ackerman. equity loans. Credit no problem. We are here to help. You can accept any advertising for real es- 541-267-6278 541-888-5310 for application Oregon Land Mortgage. get your life back. tate which is in violation of the law. 541-267-2776. ML-4645. Our readers are hereby informed Coos Bay 533 Wall St. 2 bedroom , VICTORIAN STYLE that all dwellings advertised in this 604 Homes Unfurnished appliances, W/D hook ups, garage rocking love seat. In very good 306 Jobs Wanted Personals Special newspaper are available on an plus storage. $675 mo plus $900 shape. Burgundy floral print. 6 lines, 1 week equal opportunity basis. To com- dep. Pets Neg. Refreshed and new Asking $150. OBO 541-756-8430 plain of discrimination call HUD floor cover. 541-290-6255 MASTER BLASTERS $15.00 toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. 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Guy seeks gal, Newly remodeled by Pony Village no smoking/pets. $650/month. 710 Miscellaneous 48-64, slim/average build to come 506 Manufactured Hardwood floors $850. First, last, and deposit to move in. share quiet times, I like trips, walks, 541-297-4834 Please call 541-756-3691 or 5 month old Queen Pillow Top mat- nature, moonlight & cuddling. 541-294-7780. tress w/ frame $250. New Kenmore 966 Stillwater Drive, dehumidifier 30 pint $140. Call 403 Found Write Greg: P.O. Box 3013, Cute 2 bdr. house in desirable Min- 541-808-8456 Arlington, WA 98223 Coos Bay gus Park neighborhood.Front yard, 612 Townhouse/Condo Found Specials PRICE REDUCED garage w/workspace, W/D hookups. For Sale: Gemernhardt Flute $400 For Items or Pets on this nice HUD-owned 1995 No pets/smoking. $650/mo.,first, BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES firm. Chest w/ three drawers and last$500 deposit. references. 840 without/or with photo: manufactured home in the Cape Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, closet $30, great for a younger child. Services Arago area. 1716 square feet, 3 Date St. 541-294-2883. view of bay and bridge. Pride go power chair with new battery 6 lines, Free for one week bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. $2000 obo. Call 541-217-5934. 425 Coos Bay: Nice 2 bdrm., 2 bath w/ May rerun if necessary. indoor laundry, forced-air heat, 2 Tamarac 541-759-4380 basement. Appliances and W/D in- Golf Balls by the dozen $3. Large red car garage, HUD will pay 3% of All specials will appear in cluded. Pellet stove. N/S, pets on ap- boat buoy $35. Redwood double deck the sale price to buyer’s closing The World, Bandon Western World, proval $850 mo plus $1000 dep. bird house $60. Fishing net floats 426 Cake Decorating costs. $135,000. Call your local Umpqua Post, The Link, 541-756-4702 $10.ea. Call 541-888-3120 Online & Smart Mobile. Jobs Wanted broker for your showing, or call Other Stuff All specials are category specific. Tom at 541-913-2302 for more Electric wheel chair, Jazzy. Barely There are no refunds on specials. Special info. 700 used, good battery. $650 firm. Call Starts October 1, 2012 6 lines, 1 week 541-756-5087 541-267-6278 Thomas J. Dye Realty $15.00 701 Furniture Maroon stuffed vinyl chair $3. Black Local Listing Broker for TV stand with 2 doors and shelf$10, FOUND: ON 101 AND WENDY’S ON All specials will appear in portable bedside toilet w/frame $5, 2 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 02/03/13. PRE- The World, Bandon Western PEMCO, LTD. sets of golf clubs w/ bags $20 ea. 80 SCRIPTION GLASSES AND CASE. World, Umpqua Post, The Link, Coquille - Clean cozy 2 bedroom pieces women clothing 50cents ea. CALL TO IDENTIFY 541-267-3563. Online & Smart Mobile. 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3 BDRM. Townhouse close to lake, SOCC and shopping. Stove/ Fridge and drapes. W/G paid. Rent $530mo. Apply at 324 Ackerman. 541-888-4762

One bdr. CB 1277 N. 6th St.Laundry LOST PUPPY! 4 mo old Yellow LAB on site, $495mo. One bdr. NB 1189 Male. Hwy 42 at Dillard Dr, 1 mile SE Virginia no steps, Close to shopping of Coquille. No collar, escaped from and schools., $485mo. $400 Dep. No our fenced yard. 541 396 6644 or 541 pets/ smoking. W/G paid 572 6408 541-267-0125 or 541-297-6752.

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