CB Loses 'One of Its Great Citizens'

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BY CHELSEA DAVIS The World

COOS BAY — Cindi Miller may be gone, but her dedication to the Coos Bay community will never be forgotten. At 66, everyone was shocked to hear of Miller’s death on Saturday. “It was a surprise, because you always saw her as that person that would always be there. Cindi was such a hard worker in everything that she did that you forget that we aren’t immortal,” Photos by Lou Sennick, The World said K-DOCK Esther Sanchez, left, puts ribs into place on the skeleton of a juvenile gray whale Friday in Charleston. Sanchez, from Spain, is helping Lee Post, from Homer,Alaska, along general manager Stephanie Kilmer, with staff and students at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology construct two sets of whale bones for the Charleston Marine Life Center under construction.The skeleton who worked with in the foreground is from an orca that died and washed up on a Bandon beach several years ago.In the back,James Johnson,on staff at OIMB,helps the crew with the work. Cindi Miller Miller during her decade at the station. “No matter if she was in pain or she was sick, she had a lot of The rib bone’s connected to the ... things going on and she just trudged right through everything. She loved her work because she loved the people she got to work with. It’s been really hard on just about everybody.” Miller’s resume was packed with experience and community service, from launching the Bay Area Fun Festival in 1974 to serving on the Coos Bay city council to revamping K-DOCK’s sales team. “I think the other side’s a little better off today,” Kilmer said. “Cindi really paved the way into the market for not just radio female salespeople but salespeople in general. She’d been doing it for years and so a lot of us women in broadcasting give a lot of credit to Cindi for paving the way.” Miller was a city councilor when attorney Roger Gould

SEE MILLER | A8 Lee Post (above) positions and fastens a gray whale rib into place Friday. Lee, along with Esther Sanchez have been working all month on the project and should be done in a couple days. Post said he has assem- Lee Post and Esther Sanchez traveled to the Charleston bled about 20 whale skeletons. Marine Life Center, associated with the Oregon Teacher’s Institute of Marine Biology, to put together the bones the school had of the whales.They had lots of help from Video for this story can be found staff and students at the school in the project.They will online at: theworldlink.com trial set for be part of the displays in the center when it is ﬁnished. January

BY THOMAS MORIARTY Pizzeria The World

This winter, a jury will decide if a former Bandon teacher and rises from coach should do hard time on charges he sexually abused a student. In a hearing Monday morning, the ashes Coos County Circuit Judge Michael Gillespie scheduled Charles Eugene McLauchlin, Jr. for a 12-person jury trial on Jan. 28 BY CHELSEA DAVIS and 29. The World McLauchlin is charged with 25 counts of second-degree sex abuse COOS BAY — A prized pizzeria is back in and 10 counts of online sexual cor- business three years after a fire brought the ruption of a minor. restaurant to its knees. A former science teacher, he Dave and Theresa Sherwood had run Dave’s had also worked as a cross country Pizza at 1933 Newmark St. in North Bend for 13 and track coach in the Bandon years before a teenager set the restaurant on fire School District. Nov. 18, 2010. The charges stem from an On Wednesday,Dave’s Pizza will celebrate its alleged incident involving one of grand opening — or grand re-opening — at its his runners. new location, 740 Koos Bay Blvd. The Bandon Police Department “It was quite an undertaking transforming a began investigating McLauchlin in 40-year-old bar into a restaurant,” Theresa By Lou Sennick, The World August 2012. Sherwood said of the building that used to be Maressa Rosles and Conor Swan prepare the salad bar Monday morning before Dave’s Pizza opens for the day.Nearly He was placed on paid adminis- Wanda’s Food and Beverage House. “It’s been a three years after an arson-caused fire destroyed their business in North Bend, the restaurant has reopened on Koos trative leave last fall, and was long odyssey.” Bay Boulevard in Coos Bay. arrested in July following a search Opening the restaurant was much harder this of his home by police. time around, she said. The Sherwoods had McLauchlin’s second-degree taken over the lease at the former restaurant Dave’s Pizza sex abuse charges are an upgrade with two silent partners. The blaze caused “It was worse than a about $250,000 in damages. Location: 740 Koos Bay Blvd. from the third-degree misde- Hours: Open 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday to Thursday death. It was just meanor crime, triggered by his “This time it was just me and Dave. It required a lot of sacrifice. We had to sell his 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday and Saturday status as the victim’s coach. Menu: Dave’s Pizza offers appetizers, salads, soups, sandwiches, cal- devastating.” If convicted on the sex abuse grandfather’s ring and my wedding ring,” she said, wiggling her left ring finger as her eyes zones, spaghetti, “lunch express” menu, kids meals and pizzas, which Theresa Sherwood charges, he would face a maximum range in price from $12 for a small, one topping pizza to $23.70 for a on fire that destroyed their business sentence of 5 years in prison on large, two topping pizza. each count. SEE DAVE’S | A8

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A2 •The World • Tuesday,October 29,2013 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Chopper crashes near Days Creek

THE WORLD Rural Fire/Rescue, Junction TODAY Community Fall Festival 5-8 p.m., Snoddy Memorial SOUTH COAST City Police and Oregon Gymnasium, 1850 Clark St., North Bend. Spon- DAYS CREEK — Law Department of Transporta- Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch noon-5 p.m., Mahaffy’s, sored by several community churches. Free hot- enforcement and federal reg- REPORTS tion responded to the crash. 10362 Highway 241-Coos River, Coos Bay. dogs, beverages, candy, carnival games, Jump-4- ulators are investigating the NBPOA Haunted House 6-10 p.m. Pony Village Fun and more. Children must be accompanied by Hospital adds two an adult. crash of a small helicopter Coos Bay man died in a Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave., North Bend. Sponsored near Days Creek on Monday. hyperbaric chambers by the North Bend Police Officers Association. Safe Halloween 5-8 p.m., Pony Village Mall, 1611 two-vehicle collision last Admission: Adults, $5 and under 12, $4. According to the Douglas week. COOS BAY — The Bay Virginia Ave., North Bend. There will be treats County Sheriff’s Office, the James Richmond, 55, was Area Hospital keeps expand- Haunted Theatre 7-10 p.m., Little Theater on the from merchants in the mall, a cake walk and dispatchers received a report pronounced dead at Sacred ing, adding two hyperbaric Bay, 2100 Sherman Ave., North Bend. Adults, $5 cotton candy. Costume parade, 6 p.m. of the crash just before noon. Heart Medical Center at chambers that will be in and 13 and younger, $3. Second trip is half Haunted Halls 6-8 p.m., Bandon High School, 550 Emergency personnel place in early 2014. price. Not suitable for young viewers. RiverBend, in Springfield. Ninth St. SW, Bandon. 541-347-4413 discovered a Bell Jet Ranger The chambers will be in His wife, Barbara M. Rich- had crashed into the South one room as part of the Halloween Alternative — Swimming 6-9 p.m., mond, a passenger in their WEDNESDAY Umpqua River near the Wound Care Clinic. The North Bend Swimming Pool, 2455 Pacific Ave., car, was treated for serious Care Wear Uniforms Scrub Sale 7 a.m.-4 p.m., 13000 block of Tiller Trail clinic also will have five North Bend. Canned food donations or regular injuries at the hospital. Coquille Valley Hospital cafeteria, 940 E. Fifth admission. 541-756-4915 Highway, severing nearby other wound care rooms. St., Coquille. power lines and leaking fuel Richmond and his wife Hyperbaric chambers are Haunted Theatre 6 p.m.-midnight, Little Theater into the river. were traveling east on state small rooms that provide 10 Final 2013 Coos Bay Farmers Market 9-3 p.m., on the Bay, 2100 Sherman Ave., North Bend. The helicopter’s male Highway 36 (Mapleton- to 20 times the oxygen level Downtown Coos Bay on Central Avenue. Adults, $5 and 13 and younger, $3. Second trip is pilot was airlifted to Sacred Juntion City Highway) at of air to facilitate healing. Wednesday Business Connection half price. Not suitable for young viewers. Heart at RiverBend in 6:40 a.m. Friday in their They are especially valuable 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon NBPOA Haunted House 6 p.m.-midnight, Pony Springfield, and a female Acura Integra when they for those with diabetes and Room East, 2201 Tremont, North Bend. Guests, Village Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave., North Bend. and additional male passen- failed to stop for a red stop- other illnesses and injuries. Coos County Commissioners. RSVP at 541-266- Sponsored by the North Bend Police Officers ger were taken to Mercy light. The clinic is expected to 0868. No host luncheon. Association. Admission: Adults —13 and older, $5 Hospital in Roseburg. Brian D. Cole, 43, of prove useful for treating Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch noon-5 p.m., Mahaffy’s, and younger than 12, $4. The sheriff’s office said Sandy, was traveling south complications from diabetes 10362 Highway 241-Coos River, Coos Bay. The Liberty Pub Inaugural Halloween Party 8:30 that the Federal Aviation on state Highway 99 in a — which carries an 11 per- p.m., The Liberty Pub, 2047 Sherman Ave., Dodge Caravan. Cole had a NBPOA Haunted House 6-10 p.m. Pony Village Mall, Administration and the cent rate of incidence local- 1611 Virginia Ave., North Bend. Sponsored by the North Bend. Live music by Yogoman Burning National Transportation green light and struck the ly. Diabetes is known to slow North Bend Police Officers Association. Admission: Band, costume contests. Cover, $10. Safety Board have been noti- driver side of the Rich- wound healing. Poor circu- Adults —13 and older, $5 and younger than 12, $4. fied. monds’ vehicle . lation, associated with dia- Comedy Night 7 and 9 p.m., The Mill Casino FRIDAY Coos Bay man killed in Cole was treated at the betes and other illnesses, scene for minor injuries. All can cause ulcers, increase Warehouse 101, 3201 Tremont, North Bend. 125th Annual Christmas Bazaar 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Myles Weber and Jacob Christopher. Cover. Emanuel Episcopal Church, 400 Highland Ave., crash on Highway 36 three were wearing seatbelts. chance of infection and Coos Bay. Lunch served 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Take JUNCTION CITY — A Oregon State Police, Lane other complications. Haunted Theatre 7-10 p.m., Little Theater on the Bay, 2100 Sherman Ave., North Bend. Adults, $5 out orders, 541-269-5829. Proceeds benefit com- and 13 and younger, $3. Second trip is half munity outreach programs. price. Not suitable for young viewers. Holiday Craft Show and Sale 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 1999 DOUBLE-WIDE IN First United Methodist Church, 123 Ocean Blvd., CREEKSIDE ESTATES Coos Bay. 1512 sq.ft. home has vaulted ceilings in THURSDAY living/dining/kitchen areas. Light, bright kitchen Upward Basketball Cheerleading Sports Program has island and built-in desk. 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Tuesday,October 29,2013 • The World • A3 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Coos County Cultural Coalition changes grant cycle

COOS BAY — The Coos Grant application forms street from Y Marina. For mum of 15 points when fol- anticipates opportunities Cheerleading Sports Pro- County Cultural Coalition is and related information and more information call 541- lowing the fair theme in a for the grand marshal to gram for children between making significant changes guidelines are available on at 888-9799. group’s presentation. “It is participate in other fair Kindergarten and Sixth- to its grant cycle. Due to re- www.ccculturalcoalition.org. Search for county fair helpful to have a theme that activities and events other grade will begin next month. alignment announced by the Cardinal Services can be followed in decorat- than just leading the parade. Evaluations and registra- Oregon Cultural Trust, the theme, grand marshal ing booths and fair parade Those wishing to nominate tions will be held at the deadline for accepting hosts Chamber event The Coos County Fair floats,” noted board presi- should submit a story of the Snoddy Memorial Gymasi- applications for the 2014 COOS BAY — Bay Area Board has started its annual dent Robin Harkins. The person and their involve- um, 1850 Clark St., North grant cycle will be Oct. 31. Chamber of Commerce’s search for a theme and a winner will receive two sea- ment in the fair. Bend. Kids in third- through Awards will be made Dec. 12. Business After Hours will be grand marshal. Any individ- son passes. Themes and nominations sixth-grade will meet from Funded projects must be held at Cardinal Services ual or organization can sub- Nominations for grand should be sent to: Coos 4-7 p.m., Nov 1 and 8. completed within the 2014 Inc. this week with a “Hal- mit entries to the fair office marshal are also being County Fair Office, P.O. Box Kindergarten children will calendar year. These are loween Spooktacular” by Nov. 18. accepted. Harkins empha- 332, Myrtle Point, OR meet between 10 a.m. and 2 major changes and coalition theme. Those considering enter- sized that the person chosen 97458. p.m., Nov. 2 and 9. Parents leadership hopes all individ- Costumes are encour- ing the theme contest are will have supported the 4-H Upward sports may sign up online by visit- uals and non-profits who aged. The event will be from reminded that the judges for and FFA youth over the years ing www.BayAreaNaz.com. are seeking financial aid for 5-7 p.m. Thursday at 110 the community and agricul- and has shown special inter- program starts soon For more information, call art, literary, theater, history, Ackerman Ave., across the ture exhibits award a maxi- est in the fair. The board Upward Basketball and 541-756-2004. music and local cultural heritage projects will take note of this information. Thefts & Mischief COOS BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT Oct. 27, 7:06 a.m., man arrested for probation violation, Flanagan Street and Coalbank Lane. Oct. 27, 10:35 a.m., theft from vehicle, 100 block of Commercial Avenue. Oct. 27, 11:56 a.m., criminal tres- pass, 1400 block of North Bayshore Drive. Oct. 27, 12:28 p.m., man arrested for physical harassment, 300 block of Ackerman Avenue. Oct. 27, 3:53 p.m., man arrested for second-degree theft, Wal- mart. Oct. 27, 3:59 p.m., theft, 400 block of North Bayshore Drive. Oct. 27, 4:30 p.m., shoplifter, 1000 block of South First Street. Oct. 27, 5:02 p.m., dispute, 900 block of South Seventh Street. Oct. 27, 5:58 p.m., shots fired, 900 block of Fenwick Avenue. Oct. 27, 6:21 p.m., harassment, Walmart. Oct. 28, 1:49 a.m., assault, 300 block of West Central Avenue. Oct. 28, 7:42 a.m., harassment, 1500 block of Pennsylvania Court. COOS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Oct. 27, 8:48 am., unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, 93000 block of Lawnna Lane, Lakeside. Oct. 27, 11:36 a.m., criminal mischief, 66000 block of U.S. High- way 101, North Bend. Oct. 27, 11:56 a.m., violation of restraining order, 63000 block of South Barview Road, Coos Bay. Oct. 27, 3:53 p.m., criminal mischief, 53000 block of Old Broad- bent Road. Oct. 27, 5:34 p.m., dispute, 400 block of Rugh Lane, Lakeside. Oct. 27, 7:24 p.m., burglary, 600 block of state Highway 42. NORTH BEND POLICE DEPARTMENT Oct. 27, 3:02 a.m., disorderly conduct, 3200 block of Tremont Avenue. Oct. 27, 3:20 a.m., assault, 1600 block of Lincoln Street. Oct. 27, 3:18 p.m., criminal tres- pass, Chappell Parkway. Oct. 27, 5:11 p.m., dispute, 1100 block of Clark Street. Oct. 27, 5:34 p.m., man arrested on Marion County warrant for possession of meth, 800 block of California Avenue. Clarification Kennel confusion A story in the Oct. 23 edition about the theft of pup- pies near Bandon identified the location of the alleged crime as a kennel on North Bank Lane. The location should not be confused with an area business called Riverview Kennels. Policy We want to correct any error that appears in The World. To report an error, call our newsroom at 541-269- 1222, ext. 242.

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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Les Bowen, Digital Editor Opinion Larry Campbell, Executive Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/news/opinion Open, honest debate is refreshing

At a Coos Bay school board this newspaper highlighting learning environment that teachers, and folks like them Our view meeting earlier this month, a a spirited discussion on edu- they believe is just as impor- in other work situations, second-grade teacher told cational philosophy and tant in helping kids learn. would be more apt to keep We should have open the board about her reserva- practice. Now make no mistake, the their thoughts to themselves. discussion like this on all tions with relatively new The change in teaching policy is in place, and They would fear some puni- sorts of community methods for teaching read- style was initiated four years administrators aren’t will- tive wrath brought down by issues. ing and math. ago when Madison ingly going to turn back the higher-ups. The practice involved Elementary and Millicoma clock. Anyone who looks at In this case that doesn’t breaking groups of students were named “schools in test scores would agree. What do you think? appear to have happened. into smaller groups outside improvement.”That led to But what struck us as The World welcomes Instead, the public got some their regular classrooms ﬁrst state sanctions to ensure the notable was that the debate letters. Email us at good perspective on what’s thing in the morning. The schools improved. [email protected]. took place out in the open. teacher, speaking on behalf If you judge by student Teachers (read that: profes- going on in our classrooms. of herself and some col- achievement, the switch to sional educators), openly We’d like to hear that hon- leagues, argued that the smaller groups worked. shared their reservations est, open perspective and method was disruptive to Millicoma is now the dis- about policy,and a discussion analysis in all kinds of arenas students and her teaching trict’s highest rated school. ensued that we were able to where the public welfare is regimen. For the teachers’ part, the share with our readers. concerned. That’s how we That testimony turned improvement came at a cost Think about how rare that learn; that’s how we build into a story on the pages of of a more cohesive class is. More often than not, thriving communities. Democrat’s Utopia is a fantasy

Post-shutdown, I’m still mulling two things: Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid doesn’t seem to know what the House of Representatives is supposed to do, and President Obama doesn’t seem to know the way “checks and balances” are supposed to work. Either way,We the People are in dan- ger until more leaders with an affinity for the U.S. Constitution are elected. Reid first. Throughout the shutdown, House Republicans passed “mini” spending bills to fund key government func- tions, each of which Reid blocked from coming to a Senate vote. Rankled by House votes to open parts of the government, Reid asked: “What right do they have to pick and choose what part of government gets funded?” What right? The answer is “they” — House members — have every right; in fact, it’s their job! Article 1, Section 7 of the U.S. Constitution says: “All bills for raising revenue shall originate in the House of Repre- sentatives; but the Senate Public Forum may propose or concur with amendments as on other Bills.” Of course, we between the vet and owner. was no one around and they did What’s next? Now the feds have never think of Congress Emergency on- Medical doctors have to be not notice me in my vehicle. No dealt themselves in on the team “raising revenue” to call vets needed on-call, and the way we look at one would have known if they name deal, who else and what’s spend as they go, item by it, if the vets in CB-NB joined took it. Their appearance We learned a harsh reality this next? Reedsport (Braves), like item. They just seem to together to offer weekend serv- showed they did not have much, past weekend, of local veterinar- these idiots in Washington, fund everything. ice they would only be on-call but neither looked into it and, But not this time, not ian policy. Our beloved Border don’t have enough problems? DIANA once every three months and without hesitation, the woman IANA for 16 days. House Collie passed away Sunday Who’s next, PETA? ASPCA? WEST because there are no emergency many pets would be saved. grabbed the purse and began Republicans, who were Please think about this and ask jogging to the store. I drove over Think of all the fun they can have returned in the majority veterinarians on-call, and if they Columnist are, they will only take their your vet about their pet. to their car and gave them kudos locally. Myrtle Point (Bobcats), in 2012 to defund Oba- Bill and Lois Harvey for doing the right thing. N. Bend (Bulldogs), Bandon macare, tried, along with their conserva- patients. We have heard excuses galore. North Bend Your city, like so many others, (Tigers), Brookings (Bruins), tive counterparts in the Senate, to hold the may have panhandlers, tweakers line for their constituents. The most disturbing is that peo- Gold Beach (Panthers), and the ple do not pay. Where is the Couples’ honesty and thieves, but you also have list goes on and on! I think it’s It didn’t work. There are still too many some good, honest people. heart of the vet in this policy? time to send all these so called tax-and-spend liberals in Republicans’ appreciated Linnea Ekman clothing in Washington: GOP legislators We would bet that most pet intelligencia packing to some owners would pay double to save On Saturday, Oct. 26, I was at Aberdeen, Wash. who have less in common with Sen. Ted other planet they can destroy. Cruz (R-Texas) than with Harry Reid, not their dog, and if a few do not pay, the Walmart store. I noticed a so what? They have still done the young couple with kids loading Leave team Leave the team names to the to mention Barack Obama. Washington’s communities they serve. crocodile tears over the “cost” of the shut- right thing. Not doing expensive groceries into their car. When mascots alone Mark Pinkston down (the figure $24 billion is flying operations and procedures they put the cart into the rack around) shouldn’t fool anyone — not when would be a personal decision they found a lady's purse. There Washington Redskins? Coquille the Congressional Budget Office projec- tion for Obamacare’s first decade is $1.8 trillion, and this same establishment Congress poised to repeat failures doesn’t bat an eye. And what about that “debt ceiling” they refuse to bring any closer to earth? When the shutdown ended, But there’s a down 23 Head Start programs, As unthinkable as another our public officials sounded like difference preventing almost 19,000 chil- It’s not the economy and fiscal respon- cliff-hanger is, and although fraternity boys with a hangover between prom- dren from getting nutritious sibility so much that concerns the winners McConnell pledged not to extort after a disastrous weekend drink- ising and per- meals and health screenings. of this round of the budget battle; it’s the concessions by threatening a gov- ing binge. forming. To shut down the government, government — namely, the continued ernment shutdown or defaulting “Never again!” spewed and Both even partially, to cause taxpayers expansion of the government. on our debt obligations, there is dribbled from the lips of Republi- McConnell and to lose $24 billion dollars, to idle “We don’t know yet the full scope of the evidence he plans to do it again. cans and Democrats alike. “We House Speaker the work of federal agencies from On “Face the Nation,” as damage, but every analyst out there need to make sure that govern- John Boehner food inspection to small business believes it slowed our growth,” President McConnell pondered outcomes of ment does not go through another strongly DONNA loans, is immoral. The govern- the next “episode” in January and Obama said after it was all over. The pres- round of brinkmanship,”Treasury opposed the BRAZILE ment belongs to all the people. ident, of course, was talking about the February, CBS’s Bob Schieffer Secretary Jacob Lew said on shutdown — Sane Republicans realized after interrupted to ask,“Wouldn’t it be economy, but it almost sounded like he “Meet the Press.”“This can never beforehand. Columnist the 2012 election they didn’t have was also talking about the government. a good idea, maybe, to start reen- happen again.” I’ve heard argu- a ghost of a chance of repealing gaging before early next year to try Meanwhile, if “damage” to the economy Sen. John McCain sounded as if ments that the Republican leader- Obamacare. McCain called it a bothers Obama so much, why didn’t he to lay some groundwork for that?” he were making a pledge when ship, especially in the House, fool’s errand. McConnell then referred to a push Senate Democrats to work with talking to CNN, “People have couldn’t control the vocal and Threatening to turn the United House Republicans to open up the govern- conference committee currently been too traumatized by it. influential tea party caucus. I’ve States into a deadbeat nation is underway to avoid another shut- ment, sans Obamacare, weeks ago? heard arguments that the Repub- There’s too much damage. ... even worse. The honor and credit down. But he casually dismissed it Aside from the fact that “checks and lican leadership postured for the We’re not going to shut down the of our nation is at stake.Moreover, with “They’re going to see if they balances” is exactly what the founders set government again. I guarantee it.” public, and wanted the con- we have a constitutional obliga- can come up with a proposal.” in place, is self-government a “gift” in the And Sen. Mitch McConnell, frontation. What I haven’t heard tion to pay our debts. Period. That “proposal” would be the sense that it is something that may be the Republican leader in the Sen- is what measures will be taken. The very first act of the newly compromise that would stop taken away? “We hold these truths to be ate, the face of the Republican I’ve heard the assurances. But formed United States government self-evident, that all mean are created Party’s 2011 rush to default — what will Congress do next time? was to pledge it would pay its Rev- “Cliffhanger 2: The Sequel.” equal, that they are endowed by their Cre- thus, a veteran of domestic And what lessons did President olutionary War bills penny for McConnell then repeated his 5- ator with certain unalienable Rights, that brinkmanship — promised that Barack Obama take away from penny — some $54 million — a year-old mantra of “spending caps among them are Life, Liberty and the pur- his party would never again shut this manufactured crisis? Will he sum likely as large then as our $17 and no revenue,” adding, “that’s suit of Happiness.” down the government. “Shutting sit and wait for Republicans to get trillion debt is now. the best way to go forward as we go As history shows us, socialists, statists, down the government in my view their act together or will he simply How could we ever,in the name into the discussions that we will Marxists and the like always want to regu- is not conservative policy,” provide the necessary leadership of partisanship over the legalities have in January and February.” late and constrain our Creator-endowed McConnell said on CBS’ “Face the to help move us forward? of health care, default on our There he goes again. I heard — rights, rendering them, in fact, not Nation”: “So there will not be Let’s not forget the role of the national character? The outrage echoing in my ears — the words of unalienable. Interposing ever-expanding another government shutdown. press in all of this. After all, jour- isn’t partisan,and I’m not the only Louisiana Republican congress- governments between men and their Cre- You can count on that.” nalists with their countdown one shocked at the callous disre- man John Fleming: “See, we’re ator, they seek to become keeper and dis- McConnell expanded his clocks and nonstop punditry also gard for people or principle. Jen- going to start this all over again.” penser of rights. Obamacare is another remarks in an interview with the played a role in heightening the nifer Rubin, the conservative To which I say, please, con- such Utopia by a different name. conservative National Review, crisis. blogger for The Washington Post, gressfolk, let’s leave the haunted Like all Utopias, it won’t work. But, in saying he would also rule out The media tended to treat both tweeted on Oct. 15 about the houses to scary movies, and off Utopia, neither will our Constitution. pulling the plug on the United the shutdown and debt deadline Republican Party’s willingness to Capitol Hill. Diana West’s new book is “American States’ credit rating: “We’re not as a political trick-or-treat, miss- snub its nose at paying our bills: Donna Brazile is a senior Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our going to do this again in connec- ing the point. There’s something “I’m so old I remember when the Democratic strategist, a political Nation’s Character” from St. Martin’s tion with the debt ceiling or with a ghoulish about indifference to, or GOP was the party of financial commentator and contributor to Press. government shutdown. even delight in, an act that shuts stability.” CNN and ABC News.

Tuesday, October 29,2013 • The World • A5 State Retailers Appeal Court share their upholds proposed advice in dealing with Eugene development EUGENE (AP) — The by shingles and pavement,” unruly kids Oregon Court of Appeals has attorney Dan Snyder said in upheld a Eugene city ruling an email to The Register- DEAR ABBY: I managed a that gives a couple the OK to Guard newspaper. retail store for 10 years, and I develop housing on 18 acres. Much of the case has can relate to the shop owner The decision caps more hinged on how the steepness who signed herself “Had It than a decade of legal fight- of the slopes on the property With Overindulged Kids” ing between Martin and was measured. City rules bar (June 28). She could turn Leslie Beverly and people developers from excavating things around by creating a who contend the stream- or grading slopes that are designated play area and laced property at the steeper than 20 percent. market to the children by tak- Amazon Creek headwaters The Beverlys favored a ing any should remain undeveloped. measurement system allow- The Beverlys are market- ing 75 lots. The neighbors DEAR opened items and The Associated Press ing the site to developers, favored a system allowing ABBY placing A damaged house is seen in McMinnville, Monday. A single-engine plane crashed into the garage roof and and asking $2.5 million, said zero lots. them there went into the house. The woman in the house was not injured. their attorney, Bill Kloos. An Initially, city staff recom- for a chil- adjacent separate parcel — 8 mended rejecting the 75-lot dren’s test- acres for which the couple application. Then, the staff ing ground. Plane hits home; pilot does not have development offered to approve 47 lots, I had a approval — is for sale at $1.25 based on a different meas- “play table” million, he added. urement system. with toys to Despite the setback, an A city hearings official dead, resident unhurt attorney representing the favored the slope measure- keep them JEANNE busy while neighborhood group that ment system advocated by opposes the development neighbors and rejected both PHILLIPS their moms MCMINNVILLE (AP) — occurred Monday afternoon of Sheridan. shopped. I Authorities say a pilot whose southwest of Portland. The They say the crash is being said the fight is not over. He the 75-lot and 47-lot pro- put a gated small plane crashed into the first law enforcement officers investigated by the National said they will oppose the posals. area around it and a dads’ side of a house in Oregon has to arrive said the plane hit a Transportation Safety Board additional permits needed to The Beverlys appealed to bench in front of it so they died, but a woman inside the garage and ended up inside the and the Federal Aviation develop the proposed 47 lots. the city planning commis- could watch the children. dwelling was able to escape home. Administration. “This site is simply too sion, which approved the 47- They are your customers. without injuries. Police have identified the The Yamhill County News- important to the Amazon lot proposal. So cater to them and be The McMinnville Police pilot of the Lancair plane as 56- Register said the woman headwaters, the livability of The Land Use Board of thankful the parents shop in Department said the crash year-old Charles W.Yochelson escaped along with her pets. Eugene and our future gen- Appeal also supported that your store. Learn the chil- erations to see it transformed proposal. dren’s names and suggest new age-appropriate prod- Obituaries Eugene party hosts ucts. If you don’t have the 1955, in Canyonville, then Warren and Anton and time, hire someone who loves Penny Jo Selfors moved to North Bend where Brenden Carvalho; sisters, children and has the patience May 23, 1955 - Oct. 15, 2013 she went to school. She mar- Temple Hagen, Jackie call police for help to play with them in a con- A private family celebra- trolled environment. — ried Leroy Selfors and they Mickelson, and Lily tion of life for Penny Selfors, raised two daughters, VanElsberg and husband, EUGENE (AP) — The JOYCE FROM MICHIGAN 58, of North hosts of an alcohol-fueled Melinda and Rosalie. Larry; and numerous, DEAR JOYCE: Thank you Bend will be Eugene house party called STATE numerous nieces and for the helpful advice. held at 1 Penny’s hobbies were gar- police for help when a private DIGEST Customers and retailers alike p.m.dening, arts and crafts and nephews. security team failed to pre- shared their experiences. Sunday, baking. Penny was preceded in vent things from getting out Daniel Bruynell was being Many of them questioned Nov. 3. Penny is survived by her death by her husband, Leroy; of hand. held without bail in Portland whether the children always P enny daughters, Melinda Hagen and parents, Vivian and Jack The Register-Guard following his extradition misbehaved this badly in was born and Rosalie Carvalho and Hagen. reports that police spokes- from Northern California. public and blamed their May 23, husband, Bernie; grandchil- Sign the guestbook at woman Melinda McLaughlin A probable cause affidavit behavior on today’s parenting Penny Jo Selfors dren, Raina Hagen, Jack www.theworldlink.com. says that in Sunday’s situa- states Bruynell told detec- skills — or lack thereof. Here’s tion that “was the exact right tives he shot Tiffany Jenks a sampling: thing to do.” after meeting her in a bar. DEAR ABBY: I shopped at Genevieve Kathryn amazing baked bread, berry School Picnic each July. The newspaper says hosts The 35-year-old woman’s a local store for years, but (Fetch) Williams pies, and red velvet cakes. Genevieve is survived by who seek law enforcement body was found Oct. 8 at a gave up when the place She was generous in her time her son, Stephen and his Oct. 14, 1923 - Oct. 14, 2013 help may still be ticketed in park east of Portland. seemed overrun by unruly with her family, her chil- partner; daughter, Marilyn some cases. However, offi- Two other people con- Genevieve Kathryn children and distracted par- dren’s activities and friends. and her husband, Paul cers who shut down the self- nected to the shooting were (Fetch) Williams was born ents. Out of desperation, I Genevieve and her hus- Schnittger; many wonderful reported party decided not to also in court Monday. Oct. 14, took a job there and vowed to band, Phil, celebrated 63 nieces and nephews; and sis- take any action against the Deputy District Attorney 1923, in find a way to make the parents years of marriage, raised two ters-in-law, Doris Caudle party planners. Christopher Ramras told The W ilton, rein in their youngsters. children, Stephen and and Irene Fetch. McLaughlin says most of Oregonian that 40-year-old N.D., the One: I posted a sign that Marilyn, and enjoyed their She was preceded in death the 200 to 300 people at the Michelle Worden-Brosey daughter of read, “IF YOU BREAK IT, time at Floras Lake, in the by her husband, Phil; sister, party appeared to be intoxi- and 38-year-old Joshua German YOU BOUGHT IT.” If they retirement years. Carolyn Johnson; and broth- cated. Robinett were indicted on immigrants refused, I didn’t push the Genevieve worked in the ers, Joe Fetch and Elvin Fetch. charges of hindering prose- who later issue, but I did gesture creamery industry in Coos Remembrances may be OLCC director had cution and obliterating serial settled in upward. County as a girl and often made to the Susan G. Koman license suspended numbers on a firearm. Riverton. bragged that she was the Breast Cancer Fund or the They would always look Genevieve PORTLAND (AP) — The up, and when they did, I’d (Fetch) Williams She died on “fastest butter wrapper” National Multiple Sclerosis Reser’s expands recall her birth- around. She was lucky to Society - Oregon. new director of the Oregon thank them for smiling at our Liquor Control Commission of packaged salads cameras. day, Oct. 14, spend most of her years as a Arrangements are under 2013, at 90 years of age. homemaker and mother. She the direction of Amling says his license was sus- BEAVERTON (AP) — Two: Any child found pended in 2009 following a Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc., has unaccompanied would be Genevieve will be remem- graduated from Riverton Schroeder Funeral Service, bered fondly by family and High School where she was a Bandon, 541-347-2907. string of traffic tickets. voluntarily expanded a recall escorted to our customer Steve Marks told The of packaged salads from its service area and the parents friends for her kindness, star tennis player. She always Sign the guestbook at great birthday parties, and enjoyed the annual Riverton www.theworldlink.com. Oregonian on Monday the factory in Topeka, Kan. paged repeatedly until they tickets were for speeding, The company based in showed up. failing to buckle up and driv- Beaverton, said it took the Since I instituted these Wyman Arthur Schiro Cemetery, 63060 Millington Mildred L. Hamby. 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Schiro, Wednesday, Oct. 30, at Coos missed by his loving wife, last week’s news that Marks which can cause serious ill- and old customers who left 84, of Coos Bay, at 1 p.m. Bay Chapel, 685 Anderson Millie, and all of his children, was arrested in 2010 on sus- ness. due to the old circumstances Thursday, Ave. great-grandchildren and picion of drinking and driv- Symptoms include fever, are returning. — SURVIVOR Oct. 31, at Wyman was born July 23, senior citizen friends. ing. He was not charged. headache, abdominal pain OF RETAIL HELL Gloria Dei 1929, in Cosmos, Minn., to Wyman is survived by his Marks said he considered and diarrhea. DEAR ABBY: I was in a Lutheran Julius Schiro and Mathe wife, Millie Schiro of Coos withdrawing after The company said in a shop where a sign behind the Church, (Geyer) Schiro. He passed Bay; along with several chil- Willamette Week broke the statement on its website that counter read: “Unattended 1290away peacefully Oct. 25, dren and many grandchil- news of the arrest, but there have been no con- Children Will Be Sold!” It was Thompson 2013, in Coos Bay. dren who loved and will miss decided to stay on. He says firmed illnesses linked to the enough to get most parents’ Road in Wyman was a hard work- him very much. he’s prepared to lead the products. (and kids’) attention while Coos Bay, ing man who, in 1994, retired Wyman was preceded in agency with distinction. The products include eliciting smiles at the same Wyman Schiro with pastor from the Coos Bay/North death by his parents, Julius potato, pasta, tuna and egg time. — NONNA OF FIVE JonBend water board after 33 and Mathe Schiro; grand- Accused shooter in salads sold under the Reser’s DEAR ABBY: You men- Strasman presiding. A years of service. He loved daughter, Amanda L. 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A6 •The World • Tuesday, October 29,2013 Nation West Coast states NATIONAL DIGEST and BC to link Texan survives being hit by lightning twice SAINT JO, Texas (AP) — climate policies An off-road racing enthusi- ast has survived being struck by lightning twice during the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — vious attempts to adopt cap- same storm in North Texas. The governors of Pacific and-trade. Casey Wagner said Sunday coastal U.S. states and a “California isn’t waiting that doctors told him a tin- Canadian province official for the rest of the world gling feeling would last for are joining forces in a new before it takes action on cli- about a week. effort to fight climate change. mate change,” California KTVT-TV reports Wagner In an agreement Gov. Jerry Brown said in a was at an off-road competi- announced Monday, the statement. “Today, Califor- tion in Saint Jo, 85 miles governors of California, Ore- nia, Oregon, Washington and northwest of Dallas, when storms arrived. gon, Washington and the British Columbia are all join- The Associated Press environment minister of ing together to reduce green- Organizer Lily Corcoran signals with a bullhorn at the start of a beachside ceremony, “Rockaways Rising: The 31-year-old Wagner British Columbia, Mary house gases.” Hands Across the Sand,”commemorating the one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy on Sunday in New was under a tree when he was hit by lightning. He dropped Polak, will place a price on The deal stems from the York.The actual one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy is Tuesday. greenhouse gas pollution and work of the Pacific Coast to his knees then he was mandate the use of cleaner- Collaborative, a group meant struck again. Wagner says he burning fuels. to organize climate change saw sparks during the strikes. Polak and the governors and clean energy policies in a 1 year on, Sandy survivors A nurse who happened to gathered in San Francisco in region with 53 million people. be nearby cared for Wagner the hope of stimulating a Washington’s Inslee sup- until he was taken to a hospi- clean-energy economy in the ports a statewide cap on car- tal, where he was treated and region, which has a com- bon-fuel emissions, among to light up shore in a vigil released. bined gross domestic prod- several ideas to get the state Wagner says he believes God kept him alive — and he plans to uct of $2.8 trillion. closer to reaching goals set in start going to church more. California and British 2008 to cut global warming NEW YORK (AP) — Candles and flash- family’s house had to be torn down and how Columbia already have pollution. lights will light up the shore along the East her family has yet to receive any aid. Medicare chief to get placed a price on greenhouse Still, getting bipartisan Coast as survivors of Superstorm Sandy pay “We’re physically, emotionally and spiri- ‘Obamacare’ grilling gas emissions — through support for a cap-and-trade their respects to what was lost when the tually just drained,” she said after Christie WASHINGTON (AP) — cap-and-trade and a carbon program in Washington state storm roared ashore one year ago. left. “Does anybody hear us?” Trying to earn a second tax, respectively — and will be difficult. Former Gov. To mark Tuesday’s anniversary, residents She said she is on a waiting list “for every- chance, the senior administra- adopted clean fuel standards. Chris Gregoire aggressively of coastal neighborhoods in New York and thing,”and is particularly bitter that her family tion official closest to the “We are the first genera- pushed for and failed to get New Jersey that suffered some of the worst started to repair their storm-damaged house, implementation of the health tion to feel the sting of cli- lawmakers in 2009 to flooding are honoring that terrible day in only to have inspectors later tell them it was too care law’s malfunctioning mate change and we are the approve a market-based car- ways both public and private. badly damaged to fix. They then had to knock it enrollment website will answer last generation who can do bon trading system. On Staten Island, residents will light can- down and move into a friend’s basement. questions from Congress at the something about it,” Wash- Inslee is currently leading dles by the stretch of waterfront closest to “How long am I supposed to wait?” she start of a pivotal week. ington Gov. Jay Inslee said. a bipartisan legislative work their homes at 7:45 p.m. in a “Light the asked. “It’s been a year. You can’t just not Medicare Chief Marilyn Under terms of the agree- group created this year to Shore” vigil. Along the Jersey Shore, people move forward.” plan to shine flashlights in a symbolic tri- Yet Fortier said she takes Christie at his Tavenner will be questioned ment announced Monday, recommend strategies to Tuesday by the House Ways umph over the darkness that Sandy brought. word that help is on the way — whenever that Oregon and Washington’s tackle climate change. Two and Means Committee not Debbie Fortier,of Brick, N.J., drove to Sea- might be. governors are committing Republican lawmakers in only on what went wrong side Park on Tuesday hoping to speak with The storm was blamed for at least 181 their states to move forward that group have said they with HealthCare.gov, but Gov. Chris Christie. Walking out arm-in- deaths in the U.S. — including 68 in New with similar policies, even need to see what the eco- also whether lawmakers can though the legislatures of nomic impacts of those arm with him after he had finished speaking York and 71 in New Jersey — and property trust Obama administration both states have denied pre- strategies would be. at the firehouse, she told Christie how her damages estimated at $65 billion. promises to have things running efficiently by the end of November. Judge: Texas At stake is what the Republicans’ partial government shutdown could not abortion limits achieve: a delay of President Barack Obama’s law expanding coverage for uninsured Americans. As a result of unconstitutional widespread sign-up problems, even some Democrats have joined Republicans in AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A 5th Circuit Court of Appeals calling for a one-year post- federal judge determined in New Orleans. ponement of the law’s tax Monday that new Texas “I have no doubt that this penalties for the remaining abortion restrictions place case is going all the way to the uninsured. The insurance an unconstitutional burden United States Supreme industry warns that would on women seeking to end a Court,” Abbott said during saddle the new system with pregnancy, a ruling that stop in Brownsville, Texas, as too many high-cost patients. keeps open dozens of abor- part of his campaign to replace tion clinics across the state retiring Gov. Rick Perry. Fed likely to continue while officials appeal. Although several conser- $85B monthly stimulus The ruling by District Judge vative states in recent months WASHINGTON (AP) — A Lee Yeakel came one day have approved broad abortion lot can change in six weeks. before key parts of the law the limits, the Texas ones were When the Federal Reserve Legislature approved in July particularly divisive because last met in mid-September, were set to take effect.Lawyers of the number of clinics almost everyone expected it for Planned Parenthood and affected and the distance to start reducing the stimulus other abortion providers some women would have to it’s given the U.S. economy to argued in their lawsuit that a travel to get an abortion. help it rebound from the provision requiring abortion Federal judges in Wiscon- Great Recession. doctors to have admitting sin, Kansas, Mississippi and It didn’t. The Fed pulled a privileges at a hospital less Alabama also have found surprise by deciding not to than 30 miles away would have problems with state laws slow its $85 billion-a-month effectively shuttered about a prohibiting doctors from in Treasury and mortgage third of the state’s 38 clinics conducting abortions if they bond purchases. Its bond that perform abortions. don’t have hospital admit- buying has been intended to Texas Attorney General ting privileges. keep long-term loan rates Greg Abbott, whose office All the other appeals — low to support the economy. argued the law protects including the one from Missis- And now? After a 16-day women and the life of the sippi, which like Texas is with- partial government shut- fetus, immediately filed an in the 5th Circuit — deal only down and a batch of tepid appeal with the conservative with whether to lift a tempo- economic data, no one thinks rary injunction preventing the the Fed will reduce its stimu- restriction from taking effect. lus when it meets Tuesday CALL The Texas appeal could be the and Wednesday. Many ana- THE Electrical Problem? Shocking! first that directly addresses the lysts now predict the Fed will Electrical Problem? Shocking! question of whether the provi- maintain the pace of its bond EXPERTS! sion violates the Supreme purchases into next year. Court’s Roe v.Wade ruling that legalized abortion. S&P notches small The admitting privileges gain; another record t, provision “does not bear a NEW YORK (AP) — It was romp rational relationship to aathe P ble another record day for Relia legitimate right of the state stocks, but barely. 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BEIJING (AP) — Chinese police were seeking infor- BY FRANCES D’EMILIO ter trial that he had asked mation Tuesday on two eth- The Associated Press the captain to sail close nic Uighur suspects believed to the island of Giglio, as linked to an apparent suicide GROSSETO, Italy — A a favor to his family who car attack near Tiananmen Costa Concordia crew live there. Tievoli said Square in the country’s capi- member has testified that Schettino obliged on Jan. the captain was disap- 6, 2012, but decided the tal that killed five people and pointed he hadn’t sailed Concordia hadn’t been injured 38. near enough to a Tuscan close enough and Police released no word island and wanted to get ordered his No. 2 officer about a possible motive for The Associated Press even closer on a second to plot a closer route next Monday’s incident at Bei- Chinese paramilitary police march Tuesday near Tiananmen Gate, the site of an incident Monday where a car try, an attempt that time. jing’s Forbidden City, one of plowed through a crowd, killing five people and injuring 38 in Beijing, China. ended in a shipwreck that Exactly a week later, China’s most politically sen- killed 32. the Concordia smashed sitive and heavily guarded any other conspirators. whether they may have been insurgency against Chinese Maitre d’ Antonello into a reef off Giglio and public spaces. But investiga- It was unclear whether the linked to militant groups in rule for years. Tievoli testified Tuesday capsized. Schettino has tors sent a notice to hotels in two Uighurs were believed to the western region of Xin- If Monday’s incident was at Captain Francesco blamed the helmsman for the city aimed at tracing the have perished in the car or jiang, where radicals have such an attack, it would be Schettino’s manslaugh- the botched maneuver. movements of two suspects, were still at large, and been fighting a low-intensity the first in recent history and possibly at uncovering Egypt judges resign from trial of Islamist leaders

CAIRO (AP) — The judges trial inside Tora prison, presiding over the trial of where defendants are held. leaders of Egypt’s Muslim “The judges refused, but Brotherhood stepped down the pressure continued,” he from the proceedings Tues- said. “This is not a trial, this day, citing “uneasiness” over is a farce.” the trial, as the defense The court official could lawyers said the panel had not immediately be reached come under pressure to hold to comment on Attiya’s the trial inside a prison. account. The move forces the trial Since the trial began in of 35 Brotherhood figures, August, it has been held in the including the group’s top Criminal Court’s chamber.But leader Mohammed Badie, to Badie and the other defen- start all over, though Tues- dants did not appear, appar- day’s was only its second ently for security reasons, for session. The case is the first fear their presence would in what is likely to be a series spark protests by supporters of trials of Brotherhood outside. Holding the trial in a members, including ousted prison would presumably President Mohammed enable tighter security. Morsi, whose trial on charges The defendants include six of inciting the killing of pro- senior leaders, including testers begins on Nov. 4. Badie and his deputy Khairat Judge Mohammed el-Qar- el-Shater,the group’s power- mouti from the three-judge ful financier, and four other panel at the Cairo Criminal Brotherhood figures are on Court announced the deci- trial in the case on charges of sion to step down just before incitement, stemming from the second session in the trial June 30 clashes that left nine was to convene, the official dead when Brotherhood said, speaking on condition members opened fire on proof anonymity because he was testers storming their Cairo not authorized to speak to the headquarters. media. The other 29 are low-level He did not give a reason, Brotherhood members. saying only that the court The trial is part of an “felt uneasiness.”He did not extensive crackdown on elaborate further. Morsi’s group and its sup- Mustafa Attiya, Badie’s porters since the military lawyer, said the judges removed Egypt’s first freely decided to leave because they elected president from office came under pressure by on July 3 following wide- security officials to move the spread protests against him. Gunmen kill tribal elder and his family in Pakistan

QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) — Loti is located in Dera A Pakistani ofﬁcial says gun- Bugti district, which con- men have killed a pro-gov- tains natural gas reserves and ernment tribal elder and six has been the center of a low- members of his family in level insurgency by sepa- southwest Pakistan. ratist groups for decades. Abdul Jabbar says the The separatists demand incident took place on Tues- greater autonomy and a larg- day in Loti village in er share of the province’s Baluchistan province. The natural resources. assailants shot to death the Jabbar, a senior ofﬁcial in elder, Dhara Khan, along Dera Bugti, said authorities with two other men, two were investigating who was women and two children. behind the shooting.

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DAVE’S Dave’s Pizza’s staff is like “We try our best,”she said. Teresa Sherwood family, she said, so she knew “That’s all we can do. People owns Dave’s Pizza Word of mouth the culprit couldn’t have have been so wonderful and with her husband been one of her employees or sweet. They’re so excited and Dave.After nearly is spreading even a former employee. I’m amazed so many people three years of being Continued from Page A1 While several of the origi- remembered us. We’ve had a closed because of a nal employees returned, wonderful, devoted follow- fire at their North most ended up getting jobs filled with tears. “It’s been a ing that we didn’t totally Bend location, they elsewhere and now one “vet- struggle.” have reopened the eran” worker remains, Alisha realize but we’re extremely It took a year for the Sher- grateful for.” restaurant in Coos woods to get back on their Frison. They knew they had to Reporter Chelsea Davis can Bay. feet and start looking for a be reached at 541-269-1222, new location, which took reopen, Sherwood said, since ext. 239, or by email at even longer. They looked at the entire community was Coney Station, King’s Table crushed when one of their chelsea.davis@the- Buffet and several others favorite pizzerias — if not worldlink.com. Follow her on By Lou Sennick, before finally settling on the their No. 1 choice — burned Twitter: @ChelseaLeeDavis. The World former bar a couple blocks to the ground. off U.S. Highway 101. “I really do not want peo- “We would’ve loved to ple to leave unhappy,” she MILLER “Everyone’s sad.” tion in 1986. especially her laugh, were make more changes, but we said. “I just really want to At the Bay Area Fun Festival “It was an absolute shock known throughout the com- were lucky just to open,”she make good food and make Continued from Page A1 in September, Miller said she ’cause I thought she was munity. said. people happy. The more you wanted next year’s 40th invincible,” he said. “I “She was just a really big Christopher Sean Banks, give, the more you receive. I became Coos Bay’s mayor in anniversary of the festival to thought she was Wonder person and a great laugh and 19 at the time of the arson, always tell people I was born 1988 “and she was still there be the biggest and best yet. Woman.She survived cancer, familiar voice to so many,” pleaded guilty to first-degree here and I’m going to die when I left” in 1992. When he “We’re silly enough people a lot of things. I never she said. “We’re very sad for arson and was sentenced to here, so I want people to like returned as a city councilor in that we might do something thought she would pass her loss. It’s a loss to our three years in prison. Banks, me before I go. I don’t want 2002, she was still there, he unexpected,” she told The away.She was completely full community as a whole.” now 22, could be released as people mad at me.” laughed. World. “I’ve had a lot of fun of life, so when we got the call Anyone who has owned a early as Nov. 21, according to The Sherwoods turned on “Cindi was a high school over the years. I’ll stay on Saturday from one of her business in the area for more the Oregon Department of a small neon “open” sign on classmate of mine and I’ve through 40, then I’d like to friends at the station, it was than five years will remember Corrections. Oct. 1, what she calls a “very known her a long, long time,” find some young people for an absolute shock.” Miller, Chavez said. “We didn’t know him, our soft opening.” Word of he said. “We’ve been through the cause.” Over the weekend, Kilmer “It’s a great loss to all of employees didn’t know him mouth and Facebook posts a lot together. Coos Bay’s lost K-DOCK operations man- reflected on Miller’s life. us,” he said. “We’ll miss her. and he had no remorse,” have already started bringing one of its great citizens.” ager Mike Chavez said Miller “She just — and you’ll hear That leaves a big hole in this Sherwood said. “He would- in the pizzeria’s loyal cus- Miller made helping others was like a mother to him. it from person after person — area.” n’t say why he did it and he tomers. her life, he said. “She was just a kind person she carried the weight of the A memorial will be held gave no apology. He even “We worked on quality “She was just a great lady,” and made sure that the people world because she loved peo- Friday at Coos Bay Chapel, moved a ladder at the jewelry with a new crew, and we did- he said. “She had some diffi- that she knew were taken care ple,” Kilmer said. “She loved with the time to be announced store that was next door so n’t want to disappoint,” she cult times in her life but she of and loved,” he said. “I’ve her clients and her favorite later this week. he could sit on the roof, drink said. just got past all of that by worked with Cindi for ... a saying was that she’d pitch a Reporter Chelsea Davis can beer and watch the firefight- Dave worried that spending so much time help- couple of decades now in dif- parking meter as long as it be reached at 541-269-1222, ers fight the fire. Wednesday was still too soon ing others in town. She’s had ferent capacities, but always stood still long enough. She ext. 239, or by email at “It was worse than a for a grand opening, but significant health issues over radio.” loved doing sales and she [email protected] death. It was just devastat- Theresa told him, “People the last several years, mostly Chavez started working loved this community.” om. Follow her on Twitter: ing.” aren’t going to wait forever!” joint related, but not all. with her at another radio sta- Miller’s personality, and @ChelseaLeeDavis.

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Seahawks win | B3 Sports Kid Scoop | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports ■ Sports Editor John Gunther ■ 541-269-1222, ext. 241 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2013 OSAA approves new league alignments

BY JOHN GUNTHER features Coquille, Glide, The Sunset hybrid league no used, which for the first time The World Pleasant Hill, Creswell, longer exists, with Glide and took into account the amount of South Coast League Assignments Harrisburg and La Pine. School Coquille gone to the South Valley students in each district who Listed with adjusted average enrollment The league assignments for officials viewed that as a win Conference. One of the commit- receive free or reduced lunches. (ADM), which takes into account the number of high school sports in Oregon the over earlier proposals that had tee’s early decisions was ending Bandon had 203 students in the students receiving free or reduced lunches. next four years were finalized the Red Devils in with schools in the hybrid leagues around the 2012-13 school year under the Far West League (Class 4A): Brookings- Harbor 462, Douglas 364, Marshfield 635, Monday,when the Oregon School the Rogue Valley and Lakeview, state. formula, while Toledo, the next North Bend/ORCO Tech 564, Siuslaw 374, South Activities Association Executive all requiring travel over passes Now the Sunset Conference biggest school in the league, had Umpqua 359. Board approved the final recom- during the winter. will be a Class 2A league with 173. South Valley Conference (Class 3A): Coquille mendation of the committee that Other South Coast schools Myrtle Point, Gold Beach, The Class 1A Skyline League, 235, Creswell 300, Glide 196, Harrisburg 244, spent the past year working on saw their leagues add or lose Bandon, Reedsport, Waldport which includes South Coast La Pine 381, Pleasant Hill 264. the issue. schools. and Toledo. schools Powers and Pacific, Sunset Conference (Class 2A): Bandon 203, On the South Coast, the The Class 4A Far West League Bandon was given special adds three schools dropping Gold Beach 148, Myrtle Point 169, Reedsport biggest change is for Coquille, loses Sutherlin to the Sky-Em approval to move to Class 2A by down from Class 2A — 149, Toledo 173, Waldport 170. which will be part of a brand new League and now includes OSAA even though the school is Glendale, Days Creek and Skyline League (Class 1A): Camas Valley 51, Elkton 77, Glendale 79, Days Creek 85, New Class 3A league that does not Siuslaw, North Bend, Marshfield, 13 students over the upper limit North Douglas. Hope 83, North Douglas 89, Pacific 82, Powers include any other schools nearby. Brookings-Harbor, Douglas and for the division under the adjust- The changes go into effect 38, UVC 81, Yoncalla 81. The South Valley Conference South Umpqua. ed enrollment the committee next fall. Red Sox go up 3-2 in Series

■ Boston can clinch title at Fenway Park in Game 6 on Wednesday

ST. LOUIS (AP) — David Ross caught Jon Lester’s pitches into the eighth inning, then talked about the toss that really impressed him in Game 5 of the World Series. A big paper airplane flung by a fan that floated so far, Lester stepped off the mound to retrieve it. “We were all kind of in awe,” Ross said. Loose? The Red Sox sure sounded that way after Lester out- pitched Adam Wainwright once more, Ross delivered a go-ahead double in the seventh inning and Boston beat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-1 Monday night for a 3-2 edge. By Alysha Beck, The World A whisker away from yet Kelcy McKenna hugs the other inductees after speaking at the North Bend High School Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Friday. McKenna, Class of 2007, is the youngest another championship, this person to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. bearded band now goes back to Fenway Park. “Pretty special time,” Lester said. North Bend greats join Hall of Fame David Ortiz delivered his latest big hit, too, putting Boston in the Friday night Hall of Fame cer- young and old, men and women; Among his accomplishments was position to capture its third crown BY TIM NOVOTNY emony. those who were enrolled in team serving his country through mul- in a decade. Not since 1918 have The World Athletic Director Mike sports and those from individual tiple wars, starting in World War I the Red Sox clinched the title on NORTH BEND — The 13th Hall Forrester opened the evening by sports.” and running through the Korean their own field. of Fame induction class at North telling the crowd of over 100 peo- Stevens then introduced the War, before he retired with the “This atmosphere here, these Bend High School marked itself by ple who had packed the Hall of first inductee of the evening, rank of brigadier general. three games, has been phenome- including the oldest member and Champions just how difficult the Byron Fremont Hodson — repre- His high school athletic nal. We know it’s going to be equal the youngest member ever to be process has become for the Hall of senting the earliest class of anyone exploits also were impressive, to that, if not better. And we’re enshrined in the Bulldog Hall of Fame committee. He said the list currently in the Hall. including running a 100-yard excited about going home in the Champions. of candidates is endless, and goes “1913 saw the graduation of not dash time in track that stood as a position we are,”Red Sox manager The five-member class of 2013 beyond just athletes to include only an outstanding athlete, here North Bend record for 50 years. He John Farrell said. brings the total number in the Hall citizens, teachers and administra- at North Bend High School, but a also was the school’s first Coos Added Ortiz of Boston’s centu- of Fame to 74. It included Bill tors. “We have so many wonderful man who would become a cele- County champion and first athlete ry-old bandbox: “It’s going to get Horning, Ken Nelson, Gen. Byron and qualified people available,”he brated teacher and a decorated to score at the state track meet. loud out there.” Fremont Hodson, Kelcy McKenna, said. career military officer,” Stevens “He was unique in everything John Lackey gets the first and Vern Brecke. Hodson and He then handed over the told the crowd. that he seemed to do in his entire chance to win it Wednesday night Brecke were honored posthu- microphone to Rick Stevens, serv- Hodson’s nephew, Lee Golder, life,”Golder said. against St. Louis rookie sensation mously, with family members ing as M.C., who put this year’s painted a picture of the man the Michael Wacha. A Cardinals vic- delivering their speeches during class into perspective. “We have family knew simply as “Fremont.” SEE HALL | B2 tory would set up a most spooky proposition for both teams — Game 7 on Halloween night. “It will be legendary if we go Crook ignores pain in quest to be the best into Boston and win two games,” Wainwright said. Ortiz enjoyed even more success ■ Inner drive helps in Game 5 after moving up from cleanup to the third slot. He is 11 for Marshfield senior rise 15 (.733) in this Series with two to top of the pack homers, six RBIs and four walks. “I was born for this,”Ortiz said, grinning. BY JOHN GUNTHER The slugger left in a double The World switch, shortly after legging out a hit in the eighth. He was OK, plus When she steps to the starting he’d already done enough damage line at the Class 4A state cross to the Cardinals. country meet Saturday, Shaylen “What planet’s that guy from?” Crook has only one goal in mind. Ross said. “I’m going for the win,” the Lester enhanced his reputation Marshfield senior said. “I won’t be as an October ace with every pitch. satisfied with anything else. I just He allowed one run and four hits in have to run fast.” 7 2-3 innings, striking out seven That’s a philosophy she’s lived without a walk. Nearly the same by throughout high school as she line he had in beating Wainwright has improved to become one of the in the opener. state’s better distance runners. Lester won again while working Crook has had a drive to suc- with Ross, a journeyman catcher. ceed that started before she ever “I think the biggest thing is me got to Marshfield. and Rossy have had a good “She came out and started rhythm,” Lester said. practicing with us the summer By Alysha Beck, The World The lefty who’s won all three of before her eighth grade year,”said Marshfield’s Shaylen Crook races to the Far West League title during the district meet last week. his career World Series starts had Marshfield coach Doug Landrum, just one scary inning, when Matt adding that the Pirates had several League district title, covering the Holliday homered in the fourth, successful girls on the high school 5,000-meter course in 18 minutes State Cross Country Meet Vikings aim Carlos Beltran flied out to the wall team then. and 1 second. It continued an When: Saturday and Yadier Molina hit a liner. “One thing I remember is the upward trajectory as Crook has Where: Lane Community College Other than that, Lester was sharp second or third day that Shaylen improved by a minute or so each for trophies Admission: $8 adults/$5 students as a knife while retiring 12 in a row. trained with us, Tori (Scott) made season. Parking: Free on campus He tweaked his back late, but a comment after practice that Part of that has come from THE WORLD said he was all right. In fact, ‘That little redhead is going to be dedication — year-round training Entry List: www.osaa.org Lester’s biggest brush with major pretty good.’” to keep her mileage up, plus Race Schedule The South Coast could take trouble came well before his first Crook has gotten to that point weight training for the core areas 10 a.m.: Class 3A/2A/1A Girls several trophies and individual pitch. through effort and dedication. where runners need strength. She 10:45 a.m.: Class 3A/2a/1A Boys medals at this week’s state cross Lester was getting loose near the “What I saw in middle school also has adjusted her diet, not just 11:15 a.m.: Class 4A Girls country meet. warning track when a team of eight was a girl who was willing to out- during the season, but all year, to 11:50 a.m.: Class 4A Boys The racing extravaganza starts Clydesdales pulling a beer wagon eat right, Landrum said. work the other girls her age,” 1:15 p.m.: Class 5A Girls at 10 a.m. Saturday with the Class came trotting by — it’s a tradition at Landrum said. The other thing that has made 1:50 p.m.: Class 5A Boys 3A-2A-1A girls race and continues Busch Stadium and Lester moved That’s a coach’s dream, but a difference for Crook is a willing- into the afternoon at Lane 2:25 p.m.: Class 6A Girls aside to watch the horses. even he didn’t anticipate her get- ness to push herself to new limits. Community College. ting to the point she’s at. Last 3 p.m.: Class 6A Boys SEE SERIES | B3 week, she won the Far West SEE CROOK | B2 SEE STATE | B2

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HALL North Bend Hall of Fame inductees Byron “Fremont” Hodson (Class of 1913): Hodson was the Inductees share tales first North Bend athlete to win a Coos County track title and score at the state track meet. He set a country record in the from years past 100-yard dash that stood as North Bend’s record for 50 years. He also was on the varsity football and basketball teams for From Page B1 three years, helping the latter club toits first winning record. He majored in medicine at the University of Oregon and returned to North Bend as the school’s first assistant track coach before The next three speeches provided the a long career in the military that included serving in both world majority of the evening’s laughs, and tears. wars and the Korean War. He retired with the rank of brigadier general and died in 1974. Bill Horning, a teacher and coach from 1974- Vern Brecke (Class of 1970): Brecke was captain of the foot- 1994, Vern Brecke, whose brother spoke on ball team and a skilled shot putter, but was best known at North his behalf, and Ken Nelsen all came from the Bend for his work in wrestling. In 1970 he was the state and same era in North Bend athletics spanning national Greco Roman champion and represented the United the early ‘70’s to the early ‘90’s. States in the Junior World Greco Roman Championships, pre- sented the Gorrian Award for outstanding wrestler by the Horning took his baseball team to a sec- United States Wrestling Foundation. Brecke returned to the ond-place finish in the state in 1991. Brecke South Coast, where he was an important part of the maritime earned both the state and national champi- industry. He was operations manager of the Oregon Chip onships as a Greco-Roman wrestler in 1970. Terminal and a member of the Board of Commissioners for the Oregon International Port of Coos Bay. He died in 2009. Nelson, class of ‘81, was a first-team All- Ken Nelson (Class of 1981): Nelson lettered four years in track The Associated Press State running back and still holds the fresh- and field and two years in both basketball and football. He was man long-jump record he set in 1978. named the Midwestern League’s most valuable player in foot- Miami Heat forward LeBron James drives to the basket during a preseason game.James and the Heat begin After an emotional moment at the podi- ball his senior year and was a first-team all-state selection at pursuit of a third straight title tonight. um, where he reflected on the people he running back. He also earned spots on North Bend’s top-10 list in several events for track and field. He also was president of taught and coached with, Horning started a the Key Club. He played football at the University of Montana hilarious 10 minutes of memories about before returning to North Bend as teacher and coach for 10 some of his more creative coaching tech- years and now teaches and coaches in California. Season tips off tonight niques in baseball. Kelcy McKenna (Class of 2007): McKenna was one of the top “We had a player who would not swing the female athletes in North Bend history. She was two-time state player of the year in volleyball, leading the Bulldogs to second BY BRIAN MAHONEY “He’s the best on the to watch around the NBA this bat. Okay, you’re not going to swing it, we’re place in 2005 and the state championship in 2006. She also had AP Basketball Writer planet right now. I don’t season: not going to give it to you. So, we sent him to an undefeated career in tennis, winning four state singles titles know what you can do, but SITTING SPEEDSTERS: the plate without the bat. The rest of the before going on to play for Arizona State University, where she earned All-American status in both singles and doubles and Dwight Howard moved on just hope that he misses,”said While Rose returns after sit- story ... he walked. The rest of the story is, he was an All-Pac-10 selection four times and an All-Academic and Derrick Rose came back, Nets coach Jason Kidd, one of ting out last season with a torn got picked-off of first base.” selection three times. She was named Arizona State’s outstand- though Kobe Bryant won’t the nine coaches getting his ACL, Russell Westbrook and If anyone was unsure of the accuracy of ing female student athlete for 2010-11 and now is an assistant quite yet. Nine first-time first opportunity. In total, 13 Rajon Rondo remain out coach at the University of New Mexico. his tales, Nelsen made believers out of them coaches are coming in and teams changed coaches. recovering from knee surger- during his time at the podium. Bill Horning: Horning was a teacher and coach for the Bulldogs from 1974 to 1994. He led the baseball team to second place in David Stern will soon head James did miss in the ies. A healthy Westbrook ”I had, at this school, a great collection of the state in 1991 and also helped coach football, basketball and out. closing seconds of Game 6 of makes Oklahoma City a title coaches, amazing ... crazy people,” Nelson tennis. Before joining the staff at North Bend, he was an instruc- With different looks all the NBA Finals, but the Heat contender while Rondo could said, as the room broke into laughter once tor and coach at Southwestern Oregon Community College. As a around the NBA in 2013-14, got the rebound to set up Ray help the Celtics exceed expec- again. “I have been telling Bill Horning sto- student in South Dakota, Horning was part of a team that won the American Baseball Congress national title. He played baseball one familiar sight remains: Allen’s tying 3-pointer, tations — or perhaps become ries for 30 years, in several states across the for Minnesota and was part of the team that won the College LeBron James and the Miami pulled it out in overtime and the next player they trade. western United States. People don’t believe World Series in 1956. In the championship game, he hit two home Heat are entering another won Game 7 to deny the UP AND COMERS: me, and I say, ‘I’m just getting started.’” runs and drove in five. Before coming to Oregon, he coached De season as the team to beat. Spurs a fifth title. They’re not ready to contend Amidst the laughter, there were sobering La Salle High School in Minneapolis to a state baseball title in 1959. Horning and his wife, Rita, have eight children, including The two-time defending San Antonio may get for a title, but keep an eye on moments that highlighted the true fabric of the current North Bend baseball coach Brad Horning. champions will collect their another chance to finish the New Orleans, Washington men and women who were being enshrined. rings tonight, then open job, or may not even be the and Cleveland, all with dyna- Norm Brecke covered both aspects as he against the Chicago Bulls, best team in Texas after mite young players who may talked about his older brother Vern who died McKenna spent a high school career where who with a healthy Rose Howard joined James Harden be good enough to carry their in 2009, after a three-month bout with a ter- she never appeared rattled, whether as part of might be the team that can in Houston. franchises back to the post- minal illness. a state championship volleyball team or unseat the Heat. Howard bolted after one season. He remembered his brother as an intense through a perfect four-year run on the tennis Or maybe it’s San Antonio unfulfilling season in Los CHANGING COMMIS- competitor, who was just as intense in his courts where she went undefeated and won or Indiana, both a game away Angeles, where he and Bryant SIONERS: Adam Silver love of family. four state singles titles. But Friday night’s last year — actually, the never found a working part- replaces the retiring Stern as “He was a good brother and a good person, ceremony was a completely different animal, Spurs were just seconds away nership. The center already commissioner on Feb. 1, a good dad,”Brecke said. He also ingrained his and it brought forth a wave of emotion. — from finishing off Miami. seems happier and healthier exactly 30 years after Stern siblings with his own motto, “You do not “There are a lot of emotions,” she said Perhaps it’s the Nets or in Houston, where he and took office. Silver has done compete for second place.” It was an attitude before the ceremony began. “I feel very Clippers, after both picked Harden can build a potent much of the heavy lifting for he also took into his final battle. grateful for the opportunities that I was given up pieces of the old Celtics inside-outside tandem. years, but he’ll be replacing “A few years ago, when my brother faced a here as a student and as an athlete, and just, that had the Heat’s respect As for Bryant, he’ll watch one of the greatest executives terminal illness, he faced it with grace,” he you know, the ability to kind of pay it forward but not their number. the Lakers’ opener, and who sports has seen. remembered. “He succumbed, but he was as a coach now. It’s a great honor. I feel so If someone does dethrone knows how much more, SUMMER STORIES: not defeated, because defeat was not a choice thankful to everyone who helped me get to King James, it won’t be while he continues to rehab Business will really pick up for him. He was a leader and he would be where I am today.” because he was satisfied with from a torn Achilles’ tendon. after the next NBA champion proud of being selected.” Later, as the weight of the magnitude of two titles and lost his edge. Questions over how well he is crowned. Kansas freshman That pride was a recurring theme the evening bore down on her as she stood at “When the hunger is gone, can play at 35 after such a Andrew Wiggins, should he throughout the evening, down to the newest, the podium, she added, with tears in her eyes, I’m going to give it up,”James serious injury, along with decide to enter the draft, and youngest, member. ”thank goodness I’m a Bulldog.” said. “I’ve got a talent and I’m Howard’s departure, created could become the most going to take full advantage of unusually low expectations sought-after prospect in it. So I’m hungry. for the Lakers. years. Free agency will then “I love the game. There’s Instead, the buzz in Los open on July 1 with James and nothing I would do more than Angeles is about the Carmelo Anthony perhaps TH play this game of basketball. Clippers, who hired Doc set to top the class. So the championships are all Rivers to coach while Paul WHO WINS?: The Heat great, but I’m playing for Pierce and Kevin Garnett are the choice of everyone more than that. I’ve got a went to Brooklyn after from odds makers to the bigger calling than that.” Boston’s breakup. That also executives who voted in the If he means becoming the could make both longtime NBA.com GM survey. But 4D WN best ever, he might be on his losers not only the current they were enormous favorites way. With four MVP trophies kings of their cities, but also last season after a 27-game and no noticeable weakness- contenders to reach the NBA winning streak during a 66- CONTESTONTEST es, the gap with his peers is Finals — which are returning win regular season and getting larger and the one to the 2-2-1-1-1 format after almost fell. This time, there’s with the greats before him is 29 years of 2-3-2. even more teams capable of shrinking. Here are five other things finally knocking them off.

1st1st DownDown - 2nd2nd DownDown - 3rd3rd DownDown - 4th4th DownDown – CROOK She also gets mileage with me to go faster.” JohnJohn Gunther,Gunther, GeorgeGeorge Artsitas,Artsitas, JeffJeff Precourt,Precourt, CouldCould BeBe her family. Crook and her dad, Alan, SportsSports EditorEditor SportsSports ReporterReporter PublisherPublisher You!You! From Page B1 “I like to go on runs with also lift weights together. my mom,” Crook said. “She’s Her success has PREMIER SPONSOR “I train in the summer,“ always done it off and on for impressed her parents. T HE M ATTRESS STORE she said.“That’s all I do. I just fitness, so I thought I’d go “Shaylen amazes me — just run. I don’t care that it hurts. with her.” her inner desire to get better You just have to go do it. The two spend a lot of and do well,” Michele said. BAY APPLIAN CE & TV “You have to hurt to be quality time together on the “She’s put in the work and the 541.269.0898 • 253 S. Broadway, Coos Bay (Next to the Egyptian Theatre) able to run faster. Once you roads. time and she’s come to under- don’t hurt, you just have to “We always do South stand that’s what it takes. OfficialOfficial EntryEntry Form:Form: WeekWeek 99 keep going harder.” Coast Running Club races,” “It’s been amazing to Landrum has seen that, Crook said. “We go on runs watch.” Circle or Highlight your picks. but he said the eyes of his together all the time. This week, Crook will line THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31ST GAME runners were opened when “When I have my easy up against the state’s other 1. Cincinnati a t Miami he asked Crook to speak to runs, I go with my mom.” top Class 4A runners. None the group about her race “Running with Shaylen is have beaten her this year, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD GAMES preparations. one of my favorite things,” when her only losses have 2. Minnesota a t Dallas “It was absolutely rivet- Michele Crook said. “It come against girls from larg- 3. Tennessee a t St. Louis ing,” he said. “She was brings me inner joy I can’t er or smaller schools. 4. Atlanta a t Carolina adamant she doesn’t like to describe. “I have a big target on my 5. New Orleans at N .Y. Jets lose. She said if she’s feeling “It’s a time we can’ talk back and I know it,”she said. good, she’s going to speed about anything. We’ve bond- “I would like to be in the lead, 6. Kansas City at B uffalo up. If she’s feeling bad, she’s ed as friends.” rather than chasing some- 7. San Diego at W ashington going to speed up. If she’s Crook shares running body down.” 8. Philadelphia a t Oakland hurting during a race, she with her dad, too, but in a If she ends up in first, it 9. Tampa Bay at S eattle embraces that feeling.” different way. will be a title well-earned. Crook runs in the morn- “When I have to go on fast “She is totally committed 10. Baltimore a t Cleveland ing if she needs to keep her runs, my dad gets on his to being the best runner she 11. Pittsburgh a t New England mileage up. bike,” she said. “He just tells can be,”Landrum said. 12. Indianapolis a t Houston MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH GAME 13. Chicago a t Green Bay Marshfield senior Shaylen Pirates can bring home a tro- STATE Crook is among the favorites phy this year and spring- Name: From Page B1 in the Class 4A girls race. board to next fall when near- Address: North Bend’s team also qual- ly the entire team returns. In the team races, the best ified, led by sophomore Dakota Pittullo, Colby City/State/ZIP: bets come from the tradi- Gabby Hobson and freshman Gillett and Sawyer Heckard Daytime Phone: tional South Coast power- Hailey Finnigan. lead the Pirates. E-mail: (optional) house Siuslaw. In the Class 4A boys race, Bandon’s girls hope to Siuslaw’s boys and girls La Salle Prep is probably the earn a trophy for the fourth both have a good shot at top- team to beat, said Siuslaw time in five years in the Class PRIZE four places after sweeping coach Chris Johnson. 3A-2A-1A meet, led by dis- SPONSOR the Far West League titles for The two-time champion trict champion Aida Santoro the sixth straight year last Vikings, led by the powerful and fellow sophomores Sarah Email your first name, city of residence and a photo of yourself wearing your favorite week. top three of Mack Marbas, Cutler and Weston Jennings. team’s colors along with your picks each week. You can win bragging rights with your Freshman Celie Mans Mitchell Butler and Seth Pacific’s girls also are friends, plus a chance to win prizes. 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Tuesday,October 29,2013 • The World • B3 Sports Eagles struggle to find offense

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — starting with myself.” All that quarterback uncer- Barkley entered the game tainty has stifled the in tough spots two straight Philadelphia Eagles’ offense. weeks. The Eagles trailed the Michael Vick’s return Cowboys 17-3 when he from a hamstring injury last- replaced Foles in the fourth ed less than a half, and coach quarter last week. They were Chip Kelly doesn’t expect down 12-0 to the Giants him to play at Oakland (3-4) when he took over for Vick in next Sunday. Sunday’s 15-7 loss. Nick Foles took the He threw interceptions on ImPACT test on Monday, a all three series against Dallas, first step toward returning and had two more turnovers from a concussion. But Kelly in his seven drives vs. the didn’t have the results, so his Giants. status is day to day. Barkley’s best series was That leaves Matt Barkley. his first against New York. He The rookie has been the drove the Eagles from their last QB standing the last two 20 to the 2 before losing a games for Philadelphia (3-5). fumble on first down. Kelly That’s the positive for him. said Barkley should’ve On the other hand, the Eagles thrown the ball away because have no points with Barkley both receivers were covered under center. Then again, it’s on the play. Instead, Barkley not just his fault. They man- rolled out and ended up get- aged only one field goal with ting sacked and losing the Foles and Vick playing ball. almost five quarters com- “You just have to remind bined in losses to Dallas and yourself one play at a time,” The Associated Press the New York Giants. Barkley said. “You’re not Seattle linebacker Bruce Irvin tackles St. Louis running back Zac Stacy during the first half Monday. “It’s not all on the quar- going to win the game with terback,” Kelly said Monday. one play. It’s definitely dif- “It’s on all of us. We have to ferent then starting from do a better job as a total scratch, being 0-0 from Goal-line stand saves Seahawks group. I have confidence in opening kickoff. But I don’t the group. It’s the same group want to make that excuse for ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Seattle cumstances with a new quarterback, regained his balance and then mocking- for six games we were on how we performed as an Seahawks struggled on offense against they did a great job. We just couldn’t get ly waved at safety Rodney McLeod as he track to set records. We’re offense. We have a lot of the scrappy St. Louis Rams, so they had to going on offense. Fortunately, the ran to the end zone, earning an not going to do something things to correct across the leave Monday night’s game in the hands defense hung together and gave us a unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. new. We have to settle down board and it always starts of one of the NFL’s most stingy defenses. chance to win the game.” “He just was so in the moment and and our playmakers have to with the quarterback, so we With its back on the goal line, the Clemens finished with 158 yards just made an unbelievable catch,” make plays.” will watch this tape and see defense answered the challenge. passing in place of the injured Sam Wilson said. “You’ve got to give him Kelly’s up-tempo, hurry- what needs to be fixed.” The Seahawks stuffed Daryl Bradford, but he also threw two inter- credit for just attacking the football up offense was on pace to set Selected with the first Richardson on third-and-goal, and ceptions. Zac Stacy ran for a career- right there.” franchise records and much pick in the fourth round of then caused Kellen Clemens to over- high 134 yards to pace the Rams (3-5). Zuerlein connected again to get St. more after six games. The the draft, Barkley was a throw his intended target in the corner “It’s not always going to be pretty,” Louis to 14-9, but he missed a 50-yard Eagles racked up at least 425 standout at Southern of the end zone on the final play of a said Seahawks cornerback Richard field goal in the fourth quarter. That yards total offense in each of California. He rewrote the nerve-wracking 14-9 victory. Sherman, who grabbed his fourth inter- proved to be critical because the Rams the first six games and aver- conference record book dur- “The defense did a tremendous job, ception of the season. “You have to be would have needed just another field aged 27.7 points. But they ing a USC-record 47 starts coming up with a huge stop there,”said able to win ugly.” goal from him on their final drive, rather combined for just 379 yards over four seasons, becoming Seahawks star Russell Wilson, who was The World Series no doubt con- than a touchdown, to steal the win. and 3 offensive points the last the Pac-12’s leader in touch- sacked a career-high seven times. tributed to the stale atmosphere inside They still had a chance after they two weeks. down passes, yards passing, The outcome capped a lousy night the Edward Jones Dome, where the took over at their own 3-yard line with LeSean McCoy, who leads completions and total for St. Louis sports fans. The Cardinals announced crowd of 55,966 was in real- just over 5 minutes left, and methodi- the NFL with 733 yards rush- offense. lost 3-1 to the Boston Red Sox in Game 5 ity much smaller. Many of the fans who cally marched down field. They had ing, had only 103 yards on 33 But there are no easy of the World Series, played just up did show up wore Cardinals gear, and first-and-goal at the Seattle 6 with carries in the two losses. opponents in the NFL. Broadway at Busch Stadium. Cardinals-Red Sox highlights were about a minute left, and Richardson DeSean Jackson had only 11 “I’m just going to com- “I’m proud of our guys,”Rams coach shown on the big screen. carried the ball to the 2. catches for 84 yards in those pete and see what happens Jeff Fisher said. “We felt like we had a Greg Zuerlein staked St. Louis to an An encroachment call on Seattle put games. with this week,”Barkley said. chance.” early lead with his first of three field the ball at the 1, but Richardson was So if their down to their “My confidence is not down. Seattle (7-1) extended the best start goals, but Sherman’s pick put the stuffed on third down and Clemens No. 3 quarterback, other It’s a tough loss and you hate in franchise history despite gaining just Seahawks in business. Seattle scored six misfired on fourth down as the final players have to step up, right? to see that happen but I’m 135 yards, with 80 coming on Wilson’s players later, when Wilson hit Tate from seconds ticked off the clock. Well, they’re not. not beating myself up. You second TD pass to Golden Tate. It was the 2-yard line. “We needed 97 yards, we got 96,” “It starts with me,” look at those plays and replay the third-fewest yards in a victory for Zuerlein got the Rams within 7-6 Clemens said. “There was such a great McCoy said.“I feel like, com- some of them thinking what the Seahawks, and their seven first late in the third quarter, but the sense of resolve in the huddle as soon as ing into the game, we want to you could have done better, downs were the fewest in a win in fran- Seahawks answered. I walked in the huddle. Everybody knew. establish the run. Teams but you move on and we will chise history. Wilson went deep down the sideline Nobody really had to say anything. We know that. I have to get out see what happens this week “We were very fortunate,”Seahawks to Tate, who made an acrobatic leaping gave ourselves a win at the end, but there and get it going. This but again I will prepare like I coach Pete Carroll said. “Under the cir- catch over Janoris Jenkins. Tate unfortunately we didn’t make the play.” offense has to do better, am starting.”

second save. No crazy endings this stats, any kind of predictions, any The Red Sox lead the Series used some inspiration themselves SERIES time, either, following one night with kind of odds. And go out and play despite a .205 team batting average. — perhaps a visit from the good- From Page B1 an obstruction call and the next with the game.” Ortiz has one-third of the team’s 33 luck Rally Squirrel from their 2011 Uehara’s game-finishing pickoff. Ortiz put Boston ahead with an hits. title run. He also took a brief break with The Cardinals went quickly in RBI double in the first, hitting the Ross, a graybeard on a team led Holliday shook St. Louis’ slum- two outs in the seventh when the the ninth, and now need two wins first pitch after Dustin Pedroia dou- by scraggly veterans, broke a 1-all ber and broke Lester’s string with his paper airplane appeared. Some fans in Boston. They overcame a 3-2 bled on an 0-2 curve. Ortiz singled tie when he hooked a drive just second home run of the Series. cheered its flight as it almost glided deficit at home to beat Texas for the the next time up and tied the Series inside the left-field line, and the Lester had pitched 16 1-3 scoreless to the mound. Lester handed it to a 2011 title. record by reaching base in nine ball bounced into the seats for a go- innings in his first three World Series ballboy, and retired Molina to end “The guys know what we have to straight plate appearances. ahead double. starts before Holliday tagged him. the inning. do,” manager Mike Matheny said. Big Papi and the Red Sox took Jacoby Ellsbury later hit an RBI Wainwright struck out 10 in seven “Me, Yadi and the umpire were “We have to play the game. They two of three at the NL park despite single, and Ross was thrown out at innings, becoming the first Cardinals pretty impressed. That was a nice have to lock arms, trust each other playing without a designated hitter. the plate trying to score on the play. pitcher to reach double digits in the throw,”Ross said.“We were all talk- and play the game the right way. Ortiz became the first baseman, A day after Ortiz delivered a Series since Bob Gibson did it twice in ing about that.” Most of it is going to be the mental- putting slugger Mike Napoli on the stirring, in-game pep talk to rev up 1968 against Detroit. Wainwright Koji Uehara got four outs for his ity of not buying into any kind of bench. the Red Sox, the Cardinals could’ve fanned five in a row early. Scoreboard

New York vs. Houston-Montreal winner N.Y. Jets 4 4 0 .500 143 211 Sunday, Nov. 3 Chicago 12 7 2 3 17 39 33 Denver at Sacramento, 7 p.m. On The Air Leg 1 — Sunday, Nov. 3: New York at Houston- Miami 3 4 0 .429 152 167 Minnesota at Dallas, 10 a.m. Minnesota 13 6 4 3 15 30 31 L.A. Lakers at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. Montreal winner, 12:30 p.m. Buffalo 3 5 0 .375 176 213 Tennessee at St. Louis, 10 a.m. St. Louis 9 6 1 2 14 35 23 Today Leg 2 — TBD: Houston-Montreal winner at New South W L T Pct PF PA Atlanta at Carolina, 10 a.m. Nashville 12 6 5 1 13 23 32 Transactions NBA Basketball — Chicago at Miami, 5 p.m., York, TBA Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 187 131 New Orleans at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. Winnipeg 13 562123237 TNT; Los Angeles Clippers at Los Angeles Lakers, Sporting KC vs. New England Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 145 146 Kansas City at Buffalo, 10 a.m. Dallas 11 5 5 1 11 30 34 BASEBALL 7:30 p.m., TNT. Leg 1 — Saturday, Nov. 2: Sporting KC at New Houston 2 5 0 .286 122 194 San Diego at Washington, 10 a.m. Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA National League Hockey — Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m., England, 5 p.m. Jacksonville 0 8 0 .000 86 264 Philadelphia at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. San Jose 12 10 1 1 21 48 20 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Announced LHP Clayton NBC Sports Network. Leg 2 — TBD: New England at Sporting KC, TBA North W L T Pct PF PA Tampa Bay at Seattle, 1:05 p.m. Vancouver 14 9 4 1 19 41 39 Richard elected free agency after clearing out- Wednesday, Oct. 30 Western Conference Cincinnati 6 2 0 .750 197 144 Baltimore at Cleveland, 1:25 p.m. Anaheim 12 9 3 0 18 39 31 right waivers. Major League Baseball — World Series Game Portland vs. Colorado-Seattle winner Baltimore 3 4 0 .429 150 148 Pittsburgh at New England, 1:25 p.m. Phoenix 12 7 3 2 16 40 39 BASKETBALL 6, St. Louis at Boston, 5 p.m., Fox. Leg 1 — Saturday, Nov. 2: Portland at Colorado- Cleveland 3 5 0 .375 148 179 Indianapolis at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Los Angeles 12 8 4 0 16 35 30 National Basketball Association NBA Basketball — Portland at Phoenix, 7 p.m., Seattle winner, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh 2 5 0 .286 125 153 Open: Arizona, Denver, Detroit, Jacksonville, N.Y. Calgary 11 5 4 2 12 34 39 NBA — Fined Memphis F Ed Davis $15,000 for KEVU and KHSN (1230 AM). Leg 2 — TBD: Colorado-Seattle winner at West W L T Pct PF PA Giants, San Francisco Edmonton 13 3 8 2 8 36 50 making excessive and unnecessary contact with College Football — Cincinnati at Memphis, 5 p.m., Portland, TBA Kansas City 8 0 0 1.000 192 98 Monday, Nov. 4 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Houston F Donatas Motiejunas during Friday’s ESPN2. Real Salt Lake vs. LA Galaxy Denver 7 1 0 .875 343 218 Chicago at Green Bay, 5:40 p.m. time loss. game. Hockey — Boston at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m., NBC Leg 1 — Sunday, Nov. 3: Real Salt Lake at LA San Diego 4 3 0 .571 168 144 Seahawks 14, Rams 9 Monday’s Games NEW YORK KNICKS — Exercised their fourth- Sports Network. Galaxy, 6 p.m. Oakland 3 4 0 .429 126 150 Seattle 0 7 7 0 — 14 Dallas 4, Buffalo 3 year contract option on G Iman Shumpert. Thursday, Oct. 31 Leg 2 — TBD: LA Galaxy at Real Salt Lake, TBA NATIONAL CONFERENCE St. Louis 3 0 3 3 — 9 Pittsburgh 3, Carolina 1 PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Signed F Brandon Major League Baseball — World Series Game 7, East W L T Pct PF PA First Quarter Montreal 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 Davies. St. Louis at Boston, 5 p.m., Fox. Dallas 4 4 0 .500 230 186 StL—FG Zuerlein 33, 4:37. Chicago 5, Minnesota 1 WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Waived G Shannon NBA Basketball — New York Knicks at Chicago Pro Baseball Philadelphia 3 5 0 .375 176 211 Second Quarter Vancouver 3, Washington 2 Brown, G Malcolm Lee and G Kendall Marshall. Bulls, 5 p.m., TNT; Golden State at Los Angeles Washington 2 5 0 .286 173 229 Sea—Tate 2 pass from Wilson (Hauschka kick), Today’s Games FOOTBALL Clippers, 7:30 p.m., TNT. Playoffs N.Y. Giants 2 6 0 .250 141 223 5:37. N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. National Football League NFL — Named Patrick Kerney vice president of College Football — South Florida at Houston, WORLD SERIES South W L T Pct PF PA Third Quarter Anaheim at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Dallas at Montreal, 4 p.m. player benefits and legends operations. 4 p.m., ESPN; Rice at North Texas, 4:30 p..m, Fox (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 196 120 StL—FG Zuerlein 28, 4:01. Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. BALTIMORE RAVENS — Signed RB Bernard Sports 1; Arizona State at Washington State, All games televised by Fox Carolina 4 3 0 .571 170 96 Sea—Tate 80 pass from Wilson (Hauschka Ottawa at Chicago, 5 p.m. Scott. 7:30 p.m., ESPN. Wednesday, Oct. 23 Atlanta 2 5 0 .286 166 184 kick), 3:45. Winnipeg at St. Louis, 5 p.m. CHICAGO BEARS — Signed LB Larry Grant and Boston 8, St. Louis 1 Tampa Bay 0 7 0 .000 100 163 Fourth Quarter Toronto at Edmonton, 6 p.m. QB Jordan Palmer. Waived TE Steve Maneri. Thursday, Oct. 24 North W L T Pct PF PA StL—FG Zuerlein 27, 12:51. Los Angeles at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Waived CB C.J. Wilson and signed him to the Local Schedule St. Louis 4, Boston 2 Green Bay 5 2 0 .714 212 158 A—55,966. Detroit 5 3 0 .625 217 197 Wednesday’s Games practice squad after clearing waivers. Signed Today Saturday, Oct. 26 Chicago 4 3 0 .571 213 206 Boston at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. WR Terrence Toliver to the practice squad. High School Volleyball — Class 4A play-in St. Louis 5, Boston 4 Hockey Minnesota 1 6 0 .143 163 225 Toronto at Calgary, 5 p.m. Terminated the practice squad contract of WR round, North Bend at Ridgeview, 6:30 p.m.; Sunday, Oct. 27 Ricardo Lockette. West W L T Pct PF PA Detroit at Vancouver, 7:30 p.m. Henley at Siuslaw, 6 p.m. Nonleague: Marshfield Boston 4, St. Louis 2 NHL CINCINNATI BENGALS — Announced they were Seattle 7 1 0 .875 205 125 San Jose at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. at Reedsport, 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28 EASTERN CONFERENCE granted an exemption through Nov. 1 for DE San Francisco 6 2 0 .750 218 145 Wednesday, Oct. 30 Boston 3, St. Louis 1 Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA DeQuin Evans to participate in team activities Arizona 4 4 0 .500 160 174 College Women’s Soccer — Chemeketa at Wednesday, Oct. 30 Tampa Bay 11 8 3 0 16 39 31 Pro Basketball without counting against the 53-player roster. St. Louis 3 5 0 .375 165 198 SWOCC, 2 p.m. St. Louis (Wacha 4-1) at Boston (Lackey 10-13), Toronto 12 8 4 0 16 40 30 DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed G David Arkin to Sunday’s Games College Men’s Soccer — Chemeketa at SWOCC, 5:07 p.m. Boston 10 7 3 0 14 30 17 NBA Schedule the practice squad. Kansas City 23, Cleveland 17 4:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31 Montreal 12 7 5 0 14 35 22 Today’s Games INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed WR Griff New Orleans 35, Buffalo 17 Thursday, Oct. 31 x-St. Louis at Boston, 5:07 p.m. Detroit 12 6 4 2 14 27 33 Orlando at Indiana, 4 p.m. Whalen from the practice squad. Re-signed C New England 27, Miami 17 No local events scheduled. Red Sox 3, Cardinals 1 Ottawa 11 4 5 2 10 30 32 Chicago at Miami, 5 p.m. Thomas Austin to the practice squad. Detroit 31, Dallas 30 Boston 100 000 200 — 3 9 0 Florida 12 3 7 2 8 26 42 L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY N.Y. Giants 15, Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 000 100 000 — 1 4 0 Buffalo 14 2 11 1 5 23 41 Wednesday’s Games National Hockey League Pro Soccer San Francisco 42, Jacksonville 10 Lester, Uehara (8) and D.Ross; Wainwright, Metropolitan GP W L OT Pts GF GA Miami at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. NHL — Suspended Phoenix F Martin Hanzal Oakland 21, Pittsburgh 18 Ca.Martinez (8), Rosenthal (9) and Y.Molina. W— Pittsburgh 12 8 4 0 16 38 29 Brooklyn at Cleveland, 4 p.m. two games for charging Edmonton D Jeff Petry Cincinnati 49, N.Y. Jets 9 MLS Playoffs Lester 2-0. L—Wainwright 0-2. Sv—Uehara (2). N.Y. Islanders 11 4 4 3 11 35 36 Boston at Toronto, 4 p.m. during Saturday’s game. Fined Los Angeles F Arizona 27, Atlanta 13 KNOCKOUT ROUND HRs—St. Louis, Holliday (2). Carolina 12 4 5 3 11 26 36 Washington at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Kyle Clifford $2,756.41 for kneeing Edmonton F Eastern Conference Denver 45, Washington 21 Columbus 11 5 6 0 10 31 29 Milwaukee at New York, 4:30 p.m. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Sunday’s game. Thursday, Oct. 31 Green Bay 44, Minnesota 31 Washington 12 5 7 0 10 34 38 Orlando at Minnesota, 5 p.m. COLLEGE Montreal at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Pro Football Open: Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, New Jersey 11 2 5 4 8 24 36 Charlotte at Houston, 5 p.m. MICHIGAN — Suspended sophomore TE A.J. Western Conference Indianapolis, San Diego, Tennessee Philadelphia 10 3 7 0 6 18 27 Indiana at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Williams one game for an unspecified violation Wednesday, Oct. 30 NFL Monday’s Game N.Y. Rangers 10 3 7 0 6 15 35 Atlanta at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. of team rules. Colorado at Seattle, 7:30 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Seattle 14, St. Louis 9 WESTERN CONFERENCE Memphis at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. PURDUE — Suspended men’s sophomore bas- CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS East W L T Pct PF PA Thursday, Oct. 31 Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA Oklahoma City at Utah, 6 p.m. ketball C A.J. Hammons three games for violat- Eastern Conference New England 6 2 0 .750 179 144 Cincinnati at Miami, 5:25 p.m. Colorado 11 10 1 0 20 35 16 Portland at Phoenix, 7 p.m. ing team rules. B4•The World • Tuesday, October 29,2013 Education

Comics | C4 Cuisine Classiﬁeds | C5 C theworldlink.com/cuisine • Cuisine Editor Ron Jackimowicz • 541-269-1222, ext. 238 • [email protected] TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2013 Where in The World? — Ireland

Contributed Photos Agroup of 13 people from the BayArea just recently returned from a 10-day vacation tour through Ireland between Sept.23 and Oct.2.Vernon Fellows wrote,“We were part of a group of 38 people who traveled to Dublin,Ireland and motorcoached to Galway, Cliffs of Mohrer,Limerick, Killarney, Blarney, Kilkenny and back to Dublin for the return trip home.The highlight of the trip was a Medieval Banquet at the Bunratty Castle in Bunratty, Ireland where a four-course dinner was served in Medieval fashion and consumed with the ‘fingers’only.A dagger (small knife) was the only utensil allowed for eating. Costumed players for the time period did the entertainment and music for the evening.Asmall cup of mead was given to each guest as they entered the hall.The first course was puree d’vegetable soup; Second course — barbecue ribs (below right); third course — steamed vegetables (below,left); fourth course — dessert.Pictured are: First row,from left,Vernon Fellows (holding paper),Barbara Griffin (NB) PeggyVarner-Hall,Jerry Harris (CB); second row: Ken and Helen Looney (NB,holding paper),my daughter Catherine Adkins (Brandenburg, Ky), Murie Brainard, Shirley Champagne-Harris (CB); third row: Don Witeck (Charleston),Joe and Marilyn Jennings (Coquille), Retha Clark (NB). Missing from photo is Chris Blasco (CB).”

Where in The World? — Continental Divide Where in The World? — Switzerland

Glenda Hacker and Pat Richardson of North Bend and pictured with “Nana”the St. Bernard on a recent trip to Switzerland and Northern Italy. Pat wrote,“After staying in the city of Naters at the Alexander Hotel, we went by coach to Zermatt and up the Gornergrat Mountain on a cog railway to view the Matterhorn. Sadly, it was covered by clouds. Returning to the hotel, we dined on chicken breast with red wine sauce, potatoes with rosemary, mixed vegetables and apple strudel with vanilla sauce for dessert.”

Contributed Photo Roy Mollier took The World a little higher this time to the continental divide at 9,400 feet between Montana and Idaho. He wrote,“The air was very thin and I wasn’t.The trail to the top was very tough, and I wasn't. But by the time I got The World up there, the news was a little old, and so was I.The waters to my left ﬂow out the Mississippi and the waters to my right ﬂow out the Columbia River.”

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C2 •The World • Tuesday, October 29,2013 Cuisine Dave’s A certain Pizza fondness reopens for tofu BY J.M. HIRSCH It was a sad day on the The Associated Press local food scene when the building housing Dave’s Many years ago, I was Pizza was set on fire three vegan. And I was rather fond years ago. of my tofu. At the time, the owners That was many years ago. said they planned to reopen. Today I am rather fond of my Then Walgreens came along bacon. And steak. And eggs. and bought the old site, and And all manner of cheeses. I was afraid we’d seen the Still, every now and again last of Dave’s. it’s worth revisiting the culi- But over the years, you nary paths we walked before. kept hearing the rumblings, I may no longer wish to “Dave’s is coming back.” abstain from things meat and Then it would get quiet dairy, but that doesn’t mean I again. must in turn abstain from And we waited. tofu. It is, after all, a healthy, Then the rumors started delicious, affordable and ver- up again earlier this year, but satile protein that — thanks this time to being naturally lighter TABLE they had a than meats and seafood — is location. particularly good in summer. FOR TWO Dave’s was Back in the day, I loved going to cutting tofu into cubes, then come back tossing them with chilled in the old Contributed Photo soba noodles and spicy Wanda’s Kathleen Stadelman, a multiple-time winner of the Cranberry Food Fair title Queen of the Kitchen, has once again secured the title for 2013, with peanut sauce. It was a robust, building on her chilled cranberry soup recipe. yet cool salad for a warm day. Koos Bay And lately I’ve found myself Boulevard. craving it. We saw But I decided to play RON someThis year’s top cranberry recipe around with the concept a action JACKIMOWICZ bit. I wanted more flavor.And around the I wanted to make use of the site, and grill to get it. The results were then it got quiet again. RECIPE BY KATHLEEN julienned zest and juice of them (letting the cream cool the berries burst. Add the terrific. Finally, a sign went up a STADELMAN one lemon a little and adding it slowly sugar and simmer gently for One caution. It is impor- few months back, but still 1 2013 Queen of the Kitchen 3 cups of whole cranber- will help prevent curdling) 15 minutes. Pour about ⁄3 of tant to search out tofu that is no word on an opening date. Cranberry Food Fair ries Slowly add this mixture to mixture into a blender and already smoked and baked. So, we kept waiting. 1 cup of sugar the saucepan. Stir with a puree (use caution as the Not only is the flavor of this I’d drive by about once a wooden spoon over low heat mixture is hot) style of tofu (which are wide- week just to see if anything To make the Crème until it coats the back of a Once mixture is smooth ly available in the looked different. CHILLED CRANBERRY Anglaise: wooden spoon. Pour into a strain into a metal bowl and produce/refrigerated Asian Then a couple weeksago, SOUP Scrape the seeds from the metal bowl set in an ice water cool in an ice-water bath and section at mainstream gro- the news I’d been waiting to vanilla bean into a medium bath to cool. When cool, chill thoroughly. cers) better, the texture is hear — Dave’s was open. heavy bottom sauce pan; add strain it, and place in the Mix half the Crème superior, as well. It has My first thought was Crème Anglaise the pod, cream and half the refrigerator to chill. Anglaise into the Cranberry almost a cheddar cheese-like ‘great, now I can do a col- sugar. Bring to a simmer, Base. Continue adding the density. Conventional tofu is umn about it.’ 1 vanilla bean, split stirring to dissolve the sugar. For the Cranberry Base: Crème Anglaise until the fla- watery and flavorless and can But then I was told the 1 cup heavy cream Meanwhile, in a medium Bring the wine to a boil in a vor is right for you. (I had be fussy to grill. 1 owners wanted to do a “soft ⁄2 cup sugar bowl, whisk the egg yolks small saucepan. Add the about one-third of the If you need a shortcut for opening” and get their staff 5 large egg yolks with the remaining sugar lemon zest and juice. Simmer Crème Anglaise left.) If the this recipe, you could use up to speed before we did 1 cup milk until they have thickened until the liquid reduces by soup is too sweet, add a little bottled peanut sauce, but the any stories. and lightened to a pale yel- half. Strain the reduced liquid lemon juice. flavor won’t be nearly as Do you know how hard Cranberry Base low. Whisk one-third of the into a medium saucepan. Stir This soup looks beautiful good. It would be better to it’s been the last few weeks hot (not boiling) cream mix- in the cranberries and cook garnished with a few flower to not tell you guys that 1 cup dry white wine ture into the yolks to temper over medium low heat until petals or fresh mint. SEE TOFU | C3 Dave’s is open again? Autumn and I used to visit the Oregon Coast long before we ever moved here Chef’s Table menus Wondering what to all those years ago. Dave’s was one of the first restaurants we ever went to in town and we fell in love with for Nov. 1 and 3 drink? Ask a winemaker their chicken pizza with the pesto sauce. The menus for the next from light to dark. of those wines when I when I launched my own So, as soon as we could Chef’s Table are available. Dinner (Nov. 1): Crab BY DAVID WHITE get there, we did and The meals will be Nov. 1 and returned home. website, I sought to collect stuffed mushrooms paired Imagine if BMW’s design checked out the new menu. 3. Lunch is at noon and is As I dove deeper into the these tips by regularly asking with sparkling wine; grilled world of wine, I continued to There it was, chicken garlic $10, dinner is at 6 p.m. and is chief admitted that Ford winemakers to list the wines romaine salad with citrus ask those in the industry for pizza and they still make the $20 ($30 with wine tasting). produces some of his favorite open in their kitchen. marinade, croutons and suggestions. Sommeliers, basil pesto sauce. Brunch on Sunday, Nov. 3 is cars. Or if the CEO of Coca- Thanks to these inter- Parmesan cheese paired with retailers, and importers were The pizza was as good as from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Cola confessed that every views, I learned about revo- Chardonnay; beef tenderloin eager to we remembered, with that and is $15. You can call for now and then, he craves a lutionary producers like with red wine sauce and share tips, of Arnot-Roberts, in Sonoma, thin, crispy crust. And check reservations at 541-888- Pepsi. chanterelle garnish with course. But I and Channing Daughters, on out their salad bar. 1540 or request a reservation Pure fantasy, of course. potatoes gratin and sautéed was sur- Long Island, long before they We’ve been back two online at http://occi.net/ But with wine, such admis- green beans and battoné car- prised that gained critical acclaim for more times already with programs/chefs-table. sions happen daily. And now, winemakers eschewing conventional friends in tow each time. 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Tuesday, October 29,2013 • The World • C3 Cuisine Getting great pork chops is about the size

BY ELIZABETH KARMEL Now that you’ve mastered almost any vegetable, and The Associated Press grilling the chop, you are any fish, poultry or meat, so I ready to take your outdoor usually double the recipe. Everyone loves the idea of cooking repertoire to the a grilled pork chop, but they next level by making a com- often fall short of expecta- pound butter. A compound PORK CHOPS WITH tions. And I blame the butter is simply softened CHIPOTLE-PUMPKIN butcher! (unsalted) butter that is fla- SEED BUTTER Many chops and steaks vored with herbs, spices and are cut so thin it is almost almost any flavor ingredient impossible not to overcook and seasoning. I love com- Start to finish: 1 hour them, even for a seasoned pound butters so much that I Servings: 4 griller like me. When chops devoted a whole chapter to For the chipotle-pumpkin and steaks are cut thin, say them in one of my cook- seed butter: 1 ⁄2-inch or less, the price is books. 1 stick unsalted butter, appealing but the end result Compound butters can be softened may not be to your liking. It sweet or savory and are a 1 small chipotle chili in is far better to buy one thick- quick and easy way to dress adobo sauce, drained er steak or chop and split it up any meal. The beauty of a and chopped finely than buy two thinner cuts. compound butter is that 1 tablespoon lightly toast- I have found that a bone- when it melts on hot food, it ed and cooled hulled less center-cut pork chop is seasons the food like a com- pumpkin seeds (often the answer. And it always plicated sauce, but without called pepitas) 1 exceeds expectations. You any of the time needed to ⁄2 teaspoon ancho chili can buy the chops from your make one. Even better, the powder 1 butcher or cut them yourself flavors are much brighter ⁄2 teaspoon Maldon salt from a pork loin. Just make because they haven’t been flakes or fleur de sel sure that they are a generous cooked. For the pork chops: 1-inch thick. Since pork chops are syn- 4 boneless center-cut The next secret is to brush onymous with fall for me, I pork chops, 1-inch thick the chop all over with olive like to serve a chipotle- Olive oil oil. My motto: Oil the food, pumpkin seed butter on top Kosher salt and ground not the grill! The olive oil not of my chops. The autumnal black pepper only helps prevent the meat orange-red color of the but- from sticking to the grates, it ter studded with green To make the butter, in a also promotes carameliza- pumpkin seeds smiles with medium bowl mash or stir tion, which in turn helps lock Halloween colors, making the butter until it is smooth in the meat’s juices. If you this a perfect dinner for all and slightly fluffy. Add the don’t brush the chop with your ghosts and goblins. chipotle, pumpkin seeds, oil, the natural juices will The butter balances and chili powder and salt. Mix evaporate as the meat cooks. rounds out the smoke and together, mashing with the A quick sprinkle of kosher the heat from the chipotle back of a fork to make sure all or sea salt and you are ready chili and the adobo sauce, the ingredients are incorpo- to grill. I recommend a and the toasted green pump- rated. Taste, then adjust with medium direct heat and 5 to kin seeds add texture and eye additional salt, if needed. 6 minutes per side. appeal to the butter. I use Set a 6-by-12-inch sheet The Associated Press Finally, it is essential that fleur de sel or Maldon sea of kitchen parchment or The pork chops are topped with a chipotle pumpkin seed buttter.A compound butter is easier to make than you let the pork chops rest at salt in all of my butters to plastic wrap on the counter. you think. It is simply softened (unsalted) butter that is flavored with herbs, spices and almost any flavor least 5 minutes so the juices add a nice little crunch to the Spoon the butter onto it to ingredient and seasoning. will redistribute, making butter and the finished dish. form a log. Roll the butter up, your chop tender and juicy. The butter can be made up then smooth out to form a for direct, medium heat Place the chops directly the top as it rests. If desired, This means no cutting into to a week in advance and round log about 5 inches cooking. on the cooking grate and grill serve with a second round of the chop — even to test for refrigerated or frozen until long. Refrigerate until firm Remove the butter from for 5 to 6 minutes per side. butter. doneness! Use an instant ready to use. I like to refrig- and easy to cut into rounds, the refrigerator and cut four The chops will be done when Nutrition information per 1 read meat thermometer or erate the butter until it is about 15 minutes. The butter ⁄2-inch slices off of the log they feel “firm” to the touch serving: 410 calories; 300 learn visual clues for done- hard, slice it into medallions can be made in advance and (you will have some butter and register 140 F at the cen- calories from fat (73 percent ness. It is much better to and freeze them in an air- stored, tightly covered, in left over) and set aside. ter. Remove the chops from of total calories); 33 g fat (17 g serve a warm pork chop that tight container. That way, I the refrigerator for up to a Meanwhile, use paper the grill and top immediately saturated; 0.5 g trans fats); has had time to rest than a have “coins” of compound week (or in the freezer for up towels to pat the pork chops with a piece of the butter. 125 mg cholesterol; 1 g carbo- piping hot chop that hasn’t butter any time I need them. to 3 months). dry. Brush with a thin coat of Let the chops rest for 5 hydrate; 0 g fiber; 0 g sugar; had time to rest and loses all The butter also is really great When ready to prepare the olive oil, then season with minutes before serving and 26 g protein; 450 mg sodium. of its juices once you cut it. on grilled or baked squash, pork chops, prepare the grill salt and pepper. allow the butter to melt over A kale salad worthy of serving at Thanksgiving

BY SARA MOULTON salad I ate recently at ABC into thin shreds or, oddly The Associated Press Kitchen, one of my favorite enough, you can massage it. I restaurants in New York.Chef was always taught to be gen- When it comes to leafy Dan Kluger tosses his version tle with greens because they green vegetables, kale has with lemon, serrano chilies bruise easily, but not kale. been king for a while. It and mint. Kale is the punching bag of boasts more vitamin C than I decided to give mine the the greens world. You need an orange, more calcium Asian treatment, dressing it to beat it into submission if than milk and more iron per with soy, sesame oil and rice you’re going to eat it raw. calorie than beef. vinegar. You also need to remove It also has been the darling Kale is available in curly, the thick stems. The easiest of the restaurant world for ornamental and dinosaur way to do this is with a par- The Associated Press several years, popping up on varieties. It was the Italians ing knife. One at a time, fold This sesame kale salad dish is simple, healthy and would go well on the Thanksgiving table. menus all over the place. who gave that last type its the leaves in half and lay it There’s even been kale back- name; they thought the flat on the cutting surface. for a full day. It still tasted sesame oil In a large bowl, whisk 1 lash, as people said, “Enough bumpy surface of its leaves Use the knife to slice down darn good. In all modesty, 1 ⁄2 tablespoons vegetable together the garlic, sesame kale!” But I can’t get enough. resembled dinosaur skin. along the side of the stem. it’s another reason to be oil oil, vegetable oil, vinegar and Particularly now, when kale is Generally, smaller leaves are You can make the dressing thankful. 3 tablespoons rice vinegar soy sauce. Add the kale and in its prime (it loves the cold). milder in flavor. At the super- for this salad ahead, then 2 tablespoons low-sodium massage it with your hands So I wanted to find a new market, look for firm, deeply- toss and massage the greens soy sauce for 2 to 3 minutes, or until it SESAME KALE SALAD way to prepare it. Garlicky colored leaves with firm at the last moment. If you’d 10 cups packed chopped has become shiny and a little kale sauteed in olive oil? Been stems.You can store kale in an like, you also can dress the kale leaves, thick stems translucent and reduced in there. Baked kale chips? Done airtight plastic bag in the kale a few hours ahead of Start to finish: 10 minutes removed volume by one third to one that. In search of a simple fridge for up to five days. time and keep it chilled with Servings: 6 2 tablespoons toasted half. Sprinkle with the recipe that would be manage- There is one problem with little damage to the flavor 1 small clove garlic, sesame seeds (optional) sesame seeds, then season able for the Thanksgiving raw kale — it’s tough. You and texture. I tried this salad minced Kosher salt and ground with salt and pepper. Toss 1 well. table, I was inspired by a kale can tenderize it by cutting it after I’d left it in the fridge 2 ⁄2 teaspoons toasted black pepper

2 cloves garlic salted water to a boil. Add the TOFU Hot sauce, to taste soba noodles and cook for 5 Continued from Page C2 2 scallions, chopped minutes, or until just tender. 1 ⁄4 cup chopped roasted Drain well, then transfer to the baking sheet in the refrig- make the sauce ahead of time peanuts erator to cool. and store it in the refrigera- Heat the grill to medium. Check the grates of your grill Meanwhile, to prepare the tor, where it will keep (tight- peanut sauce, in a blender ly covered) for several days. to see whether the broccoli florets are likely to fall combine the peanut butter, through. If so, line a small soy sauce, water, rice vinegar, SPICY PEANUT NOODLE baking sheet or metal roast- ginger and garlic. Blend until smooth. Add a splash of hot SALAD WITH TOFU ing pan with foil, then mist with cooking spray. sauce, blend then taste and adjust with additional hot In a medium bowl, com- sauce, if desired. Start to finish: 40 minutes bine the broccoli florets and When the tofu, broccoli Servings: 6 about 2 tablespoons of olive and noodles have cooled, 4 cups broccoli florets oil. Toss until evenly coated. Olive oil transfer the tofu to a cutting Season with salt and pepper. board and cut into bite-size Kosher salt and ground Place the tofu slabs on the black pepper chunks. Transfer the noodles grill. Carefully transfer the to a large bowl and drizzle the 8-ounce block marinated broccoli to the grill, either and baked tofu (check peanut sauce over them. Toss directly on the grates or on to coat evenly, then add the the refrigerated Asian the prepared baking sheet or tofu and broccoli and mix section at the grocer) roasting pan. Grill the broc- gently. Garnish with chopped 6.2-ounce package soba coli for 3 minutes, the tofu for scallions and peanuts. noodles 8 minutes, or until the broc- 2 Nutrition information per ⁄3 cup natural peanut but- coli is lightly charred and the serving: 420 calories; 220 ter tofu is nicely seared. Transfer calories from fat (52 percent 1 ⁄4 cup soy sauce everything to a baking sheet of total calories); 24 g fat (4 g 1 ⁄4 cup water in a single layer. Place in the saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 The Associated Press 3 tablespoons seasoned refrigerator to cool. mg cholesterol; 37 g carbohy- When making this recipe for spicy peanut noodle salad with tofu, the author suggests finding tofu that is rice vinegar While the broccoli and tofu drate; 4 g fiber; 7 g sugar; 21 g already smoked or baked. The flavor and texture of this style of tofu will go better with this dish. 1-inch chunk fresh ginger cool, bring a large saucepan of protein; 1,330 mg sodium.

C4• The World • Tuesday, October 29,2013 DILBERT Why I’m crazy about Amazon Prime

It’s been more than five years now since I first looked FRANK AND ERNEST into a membership service offered by Amazon.com called “Amazon Prime.” Being the frugalista that I am, of course I dismissed it out of hand for one simple reason: $79 annual membership fee. For what, I asked? Nothing tangible, that’s for sure. I wish I’d researched Amazon EVERYDAY Prime CHEAPSKATE more THE BORN LOSER thoroughly back then. I had no idea what I was turning down. By not join- Mary ing until Hunt two years later in 2009, I ZITS spent far more in shipping costs alone than I would have paid for the annual membership. Honestly, I am in love with Amazon Prime and my love only grows as the years go by. My life is so busy and I am such a disaster waiting to happen in a shopping mall environment, that I rely heavily on Amazon for everything from household needs CLASSIC PEANUTS and personal items to business supplies and equipment. Free shipping alone saves me hundreds of dollars every year. THE FAMILY CIRCUS How do I love Amazon Prime? Oh, let me count the ways: 1. Free two-day shipping on millions of items. While there are some exceptions (Prime is not available on items sold through the FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE Amazon Marketplace), I don’t recall the last time I paid for shipping. Free two- day shipping, no matter the weight, with no minimum purchase amount. It makes my head spin how fast things arrive with Prime shipping. Anything I want is delivered to my doorstep in two short days, no matter how much it weighs. And if I absolutely need it tomorrow,with Prime I can upgrade to get next day ROSE IS ROSE delivery for a flat rate of $3.99. Amazon Prime saves me and my business hundreds of dollars in shipping fees every year. 2. I can share my Prime. And I do. Amazon Prime members can share the shipping benefits of Prime with up to four additional family members living in the same household, or up to four co- workers. LUANN 3. Unlimited instant streaming of movies and TV episodes. You can stream Amazon Instant Video on any compatible device that’s signed into an Amazon account. You can stream hit movies and all kinds of recent TV episodes. 4. Students get a big break. Prime Student membership is free for six months, then once you join it’s 50 per- GRIZZWELLS cent off the regular Prime rate — only $39 a year. Student members unlock access to unlimited instant streaming of 40,000 movies and TV episodes after their free six months. 5. Kindle owner’s lending library. If you are an Amazon Prime member, you can bor- row books from the Kindle Owners’ Lending Library and read them on your Kindle device. 6. 30-day free trial. (Here’s a handy Website: http://www.everydaycheap- skate.com/amazonprime) MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN Had I known about this option back in 2009, I would have definitely gone for a free month of Prime membership first. That’s what I suggest you do — try it out before you commit. During this month you will get all of the benefits of Amazon Prime, including free two-day shipping, bor- rowing books from the Kindle Owner’s Lending Library for free, and unlimited instant streaming of movies and TV shows. And if you are a student, for sure you want to consider a 6- month free trial! What a great way to see if Amazon Prime is right for you before you commit to a $79 (or $39) annual membership fee. You can email Mary Hunt at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com. Tuesday, October 29,2013 • The World • C5 Cl ass if i eds

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C6 • The World • Tuesday, October 29,2013 754 Garage Sales 901 ATVs North Fifth Street, PO Box 359, Coos by said trust deed immediately due subsidized due to a federal, state or Legals Bay, Oregon, 97420, within four and payable, said sums being the fol- local subsidy; and Was entered into months after the date of first publica- lowing: UNPAID PRINCIPAL BAL- prior to the date of the foreclosure 100 tion of this notice or they may be ANCE OF $212,236.36, PLUS interest sale. ABOUT YOUR TENANCY BE- barred. thereon at 5.875% per annum from TWEEN NOW AND THE FORECLO- 08/01/12, until paid, together with es- SURE SALE: RENT YOU SHOULD All persons whose rights may be af- crow advances, foreclosure costs, CONTINUE TO PAY RENT TO YOUR fected by this proceeding may obtain trustee fees, attorney fees, sums re- LANDLORD UNTIL THE PROPERTY additional information from the records quired for the protection of the prop- IS SOLD OR UNTIL A COURT TELLS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE of the court, the personal representa- erty and additional sums secured by YOU OTHERWISE. IF YOU DO NOT STATE OF OREGON tive, or the attorneys for the personal the Deed of Trust. WHEREFORE, no- PAY RENT, YOU CAN BE EVICTED. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY representative. tice hereby is given that the under- BE SURE TO KEEP PROOF OF ANY AUTO / VEHICLES / OF COOS signed trustee, will on January 28, PAYMENTS YOU MAKE. SECURITY Case No. 13CV0721 BOATS & TRAILERS DATED and first published this 15th 2014, at the hour of 11:00 AM, in ac- DEPOSIT You may apply your secu- SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION All Auto ads must be classified day of October, 2013. cord with the standard of time estab- rity deposit and any rent you paid in in categories 901 to 946 lished by ORS 187.110, at THE advance against the current rent you ONEWEST BANK, F.S.B., its James W. Donnelly FRONT STEPS OF THE COOS owe your landlord as provided in ORS successors in interest and/or assigns, Good Ad - $12.00 Personal Representative COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 2ND and 90.367. To do this, you must notify Plaintiff, 3 lines - 1 week in The World, 942 Inlet Loop BAXTER, COQUILLE, County of your landlord in writing that you want Garage Sales v. Bandon Western World, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 COOS, State of OREGON, sell at to subtract the amount of your secu- All garage sale ads includes Umpqua Post, The World link, public auction to the highest bidder for rity deposit or prepaid rent from you UNKNOWN HEIRS OF GAYLE M. Photos and must be theworldlink.com and Smart PUBLISHED: The World- October 15, cash, the interest in the said de- rent payment. You may do this only HEAGY; JOANNE KERTULLA; classified in categories Mobiles. 22 and 29, 2013 (ID-20240528) scribed property which the grantor for the rent you owe your current land- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; 751 to 756 & 826 to 830 had, or had the power to convey, at lord. If you do this, you must do so STATE OF OREGON; OCCUPANTS the time of the execution by him of the before the foreclosure sale. The busi- Better Ad - $15.00 OF THE PREMISES; AND THE REAL TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Pursu- Good Ad - $12.00 said trust deed, together with any in- ness or individual who buys this prop- (includes a photo) PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2168 ant to O.R.S. 86.705 et seq. and 4 lines - 1 day in The World, terest which the grantor or his succes- erty at the foreclosure sale is not re- 6 lines - 2 week in The World, SHERMAN AVENUE, NORTH BEND, O.R.S. 79.5010, et seq. Trustee’s Bandon Western World, sors in interest acquired after the exe- sponsible to you for any deposit or Bandon Western World, OREGON 97459, Sale No. 09-UM-128191 NOTICE TO Umpqua Post, The World link, Umpqua Post, The World link, BORROWER: YOU SHOULD BE cution of said trust deed, to satisfy the prepaid rent you paid to your landlord. theworldlink.com and Smart foregoing obligations thereby secured ABOUT YOUR TENANCY AFTER theworldlink.com and Smart Defendants. AWARE THAT THE UNDERSIGNED Mobiles. Mobile. IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A and the costs and expenses of sale, THE FORECLOSURE SALE The new including a reasonable charge by the owner that buys this property at the TO THE DEFENDANT: UNKNOWN DEBT AND THAT ANY INFORMA- trustee. Notice is further given that foreclosure sale may be willing to al- Better Ad - $17.00 Best Ad - $25.00 HEIRS OF GAYLE M. HEAGY TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED (includes boxing) FOR THAT PURPOSE. Reference is any person named in ORS 86.753 has low you to stay as a tenant instead of (includes a photo & boxing) the right, at any time prior to five days requiring you to move out after 90 5 lines - 2 days in The World, 1 In the name of the State of Oregon, made to that certain Deed of Trust 6 lines - 3 week in The World, before the date last set for the sale, to days or at the end of your fixed term day in Bandon Western World, you are hereby required to appear and made by, ROBERT E. OLDS AND Bandon Western World, have this foreclosure proceeding dis- lease. After the sale, you should re- Umpqua Post, The World link, answer the complaint filed against you LOIS R. OLDS, AS TENANTS BY Umpqua Post, and The World missed and the trust deed reinstated ceive a written notice informing you 7 days on theworldlink.com in the above-entitled Court and cause THE ENTIRETY, as grantor, to FIDEL- link, theworldlink.com and by payment to the beneficiary of the that the sale took place and giving and Smart Mobile. on or before the expiration of 30 days ITY NATIONAL TITLE COMPANY, as Smart Mobile. entire amount then due (other than you the new owner’s name and con- from the date of the first publication of Trustee, in favor of MORTGAGE such portion of the principal as would tact information. You should contact Best Ad - $20.00 this summons. The date of first publi- ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- not then be due had no default oc- the new owner if you would like to cation in this matter is October 29, TEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR (includes boxing) 909 Misc. Auto curred) and by curing any other de- stay. If the new owner accepts rent 2013. If you fail timely to appear and UMPQUA BANK, ITS SUCCESSORS 5 lines - 1 week in The World, fault complained of herein that is ca- from you, signs a new residential answer, plaintiff will apply to the AND/OR ASSIGNS, as beneficiary, Bandon Western World, pable of being cured by tendering the rental agreement with you or does not HONDA WORLDWORLD above-entitled court for the relief dated 1/17/2008, recorded 1/23/2008, Umpqua Post, and The World performance required under the obli- notify you in writing within 30 days af- prayed for in its complaint. This is a under Instrument No. 2008-713, rec- link, theworldlink.com and gation or trust deed, and in addition to ter the date of the foreclosure sale judicial foreclosure of a deed of trust ords of COOS County, OREGON. The Smart Mobile. paying said sums or tendering the per- that you must move out, the new in which the plaintiff requests that the beneficial interest under said Trust formance necessary to cure the de- owner becomes your new landlord and plaintiff be allowed to foreclose your Deed and the obligations secured fault, by paying all costs and ex- must maintain the property. Other- interest in the following described real thereby are presently held by 755 Market Basket penses actually incurred in enforcing wise: You do not owe rent; The new property: UMPQUA BANK. Said Trust Deed en- For Sale: Fresh picked King Ap- $5,990 cumbers the following described real the obligation and trust deed, together owner is not your landlord and is not with trustee’s and attorney’s fees not responsible for maintaining the prop- ples. Great for baking or eating. 2006 Ford Focus SE LOTS 5 AND 6, BLOCK 48, TOWN property situated in said county and exceeding the amounts provided by erty on your behalf; and You must Hand picked .45 cent lb./Windfalls 3-Door, One Owner, Low Miles. OF NORTH BEND, COOS COUNTY state, to-wit: A parcel of land in the #13246B/317142 said ORS 86.753. In construing this move out by the date the new owner .25 lb. Free Delivery. 541-756-4885 OREGON. Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 32, Township 27, notice, the masculine gender includes specifies in a notice to you. The new the feminine and the neuter, the sin- owner may offer to pay your moving Commonly known as: 2168 Sherman Range 12 West of the Willamette Me- gular includes the plural, the word expenses and any other costs or Avenue, North Bend, Oregon 97459. ridian, Coos County, Oregon, more particularly described as follows: Be- “grantor” includes any successor in in- amounts you and the new owner terest to the grantor as well as any agree on in exchange for your agree- NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS: ginning at a point on the West line of other person owing an obligation, the ment to leave the premises in less $11,990 READ THESE PAPERS said Southwest quarter of the South- performance of which is secured by than 90 days or before your fixed term CAREFULLY! west quarter of Section 32, said point 2007 Toyota Tacoma said trust deed, and the words lease expires. You should speak with Reg. Cab, Auto, Low Miles, Air, being located 250.00 feet Southerly “trustee” and “beneficiary” include a lawyer to fully understand your 776 Appliances Canopy. #B3391/3988190 A lawsuit has been started against from the Northwest corner of said Southwest quarter of the Southwest their respective successors in inter- rights before making any decisions re- Small Cehinator upright Freezer, Apt. you in the above-entitled court by quarter of Section 32; thence running est, if any. Anyone having any objec- garding your tenancy. IT IS UNLAW- Size, Good Condition $50. Whirl pool OneWest Bank, F.S.B., Plaintiff. Southerly along said West line of the tion to the sale on any grounds what- FUL FOR ANY PERSON TO TRY TO combo Refrigerator/Freezer. 15.5 cu- Plaintiff’s claims are stated in the writ- Southwest quarter of the Southwest soever will be afforded an opportunity FORCE YOU TO LEAVE YOUR bic ft. good condition $50. ten complaint, a copy of which was quarter of Section 32, 428 feet, more to be heard as to those objections if DWELLING UNIT WITHOUT FIRST 541-808-0534 filed with the above-entitled Court. or less, to the Northwest corner of Lot they bring a lawsuit to restrain the GIVING YOU WRITTEN NOTICE AND $7,990 same. NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL GOING TO COURT TO EVICT YOU. You must “appear” in this case or the 1, Block 1, Plat of Crest Acres, Coos TENANTS: The property in which you FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT 777 Computers 2007 Toyota Yaris other side will win automatically. To County, Oregon; thence North 83 de- Auto, Air, Red. are living is in foreclosure. A foreclo- YOUR RIGHTS, YOU MAY WISH TO “appear” you must file with the court a grees 55’ 45” East along the North line #B3403/068652 sure sale is scheduled for January 28, CONSULT A LAWYER. If you believe I will pick up & safely recycle your old legal document called a “motion” or of said Plat 297.30 feet to the North- 2014. The date of this sale may be you need legal assistance, contact the computers, printers & monitors, CB, “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” east corner of Lot 3, Block 1, Plat of postponed. Unless the lender who is Oregon State Bar at 800-452-7636 NB, CQ. No charge. 541-294-9107 (or “reply”) must be given to the court Crest Acres; thence South 87 degrees foreclosing on this property is paid be- and ask for the lawyer referral service. clerk or administrator within 30 days 30’ 15” East 339.19 feet to the North- Toshiba Laptop. Windows 7- Intel pro- fore the sale date, the foreclosure will If you do not have enough money to of the date of first publication speci- east corner of Lot 5, Block 1, Plat of cessor 4g ram. $225. Lakeside call go through and someone new will own pay a lawyer and are otherwise eligi- fied herein along with the required fil- Crest Acres; thence Northeasterly 541-297-6019 this property. After the sale, the new ble, you may be able to receive legal $7,990 ing fee. It must be in proper form and along Woodland Road through a curve $7,990 owner is required to provide you with assistance for free. Information about 2008 Kia Spectra have proof of service on the plaintiff’s to the left having a radius of 1010 contact information and notice that the whom to contact for free legal assis- Auto, 4-Door, Air, Low Miles, Clean. attorney or, if the plaintiff does not feet, an arc length of 83.83 feet; sale took place. The following informa- tance may be obtained through Safe- #B3390A/617112 have an attorney, proof of service on thence continuing along said Westerly Pets/Animals tion applies to you only if you are a net at 800-SAFENET. DATED: the plaintiff. right of way, North 21 degrees 58’ bona fide tenant occupying and rent- 9/23/2013 REGIONAL TRUSTEE 800 If you have any questions, you should East, 204.32 feet to a point of curva- ing this property as a residential dwell- SERVICES CORPORATION Trustee see an attorney immediately. If you ture; thence leaving said right of way ing under a legitimate rental agree- By: MELANIE BEAMAN, AUTHOR- need help in finding an attorney, you and running Northwesterly 741 feet, ment. The information does not apply IZED AGENT 616 1st Avenue, Suite may contact the Oregon State Bar’s more or less, to the point of beginning. 802 Cats to you if you own this property or if 500, Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: (206) Lawyer Referral Service online at The street address or other common $12,990 you are not a bona fide residential 340-2550 Sale Information: $12,990 www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling designation, if any, of the real prop- 2008 Toyota Sienna LE tenant. If the foreclosure sale goes http://www.rtrustee.com A-FN4417711 (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metro- erty described above is purported to 7 Passenger, V6, One Owner. through, the new owner will have the 10/08/2013, 10/15/2013, 10/22/2013, #13262A/163214 politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in be: 57396 WOODLAND ROAD CO- right to require you to move out. Be- 10/29/2013 Oregon at (800) 452-7636. QUILLE, OR 97423 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any fore the new owner can require you to move, the new owner must provide PUBLISHED: The World- October 08, This summons is issued pursuant to incorrectness of the above street ad- you with written notice that specifies 15, 22 and 29, 2013 (ID-20239459) ORCP 7. dress or other common designation. Both the beneficiary and the trustee the date by which you must move out. Kohl’s Cat House If you do not leave before the RCO LEGAL, P.C. have elected to sell the said real prop- NOTICE OF STEPARENT ADOPTION Adoptions on site. $15,990 erty to satisfy the obligations secured move-out date, the new owner can & HEARING have the sheriff remove you from the 541-294-3876 2004 Acura TL Alex Gund, OSB #114067 by said trust deed and a notice of de- property after a court hearing. You will 4-Door, V6, One Owner, Low Miles. [email protected] fault has been recorded pursuant to TO: WADE PATRICK TAYLOR, pur- #B3408/617357 receive notice of the court hearing. Attorney for Plaintiff Oregon Revised Statutes 86.735(3); suant to AS 25.23.100(a), notice is PROTECTION FROM EVICTION IF 803 Dogs 511 SW 10th Ave., Ste. 400 the default for which the foreclosure is hereby given that a petition in the mat- YOU ARE A BONA FIDE TENANT Portland, OR 97205 made is grantor’s failure to pay when ter of the stepparent adoption of minor OCCUPYING AND RENTING THIS P: (503) 977-7840 F: (503) 977-7963 due, the following sums: Amount due child W. A. T. (DOB 9/18/2007) has as of September 23, 2013 Delinquent PROPERTY AS A RESIDENTIAL been filed in the Superior Court for the DWELLING, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT PUBLISHED: The World- October 29, Payments from September 01, 2012 1 State of Alaska First Judicial District TO CONTINUE LIVING IN THIS $13,990 November 05, 12 and 19, 2013 (ID- payments at $ 632.00 each $ 632.00 at Sitka Case No. 1SI-13-40 PR. A $13,990 PROPERTY AFTER THE FORECLO- 20241204) 4 payments at $ 1,558.00 each $ copy of the petition is on file with the 2005 Toyota Matrix SURE SALE FOR: THE REMAINDER 4Cyl, Auto, XLT, 17K Miles, Air & More. 6,232.00 8 payments at $ 1,577.58 aforementioned court at, 304 Lake #B3299/B18019 each $ 12,620.64 (09-01-12 through OF YOUR FIXED TERM LEASE, IF Street, Room 203, Sitka, Alaska IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 09-23-13) Late Charges: $ 66.99 YOU HAVE A FIXED TERM LEAE; AT 99835. STATE OF OREGON BENEFICIARY ADVANCES INSPEC- LEAST 90 DAYS FROM THE DATE TIONS $ 66.00 Suspense Credit: $ YOU ARE GIVEN A WRITTEN TER- A hearing on the petition will be held FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 0.00 TOTAL: $ 19,617.63 ALSO, if MINATION NOTICE. If the new owner on December 10, 2013 at 2:30 pm you have failed to pay taxes on the wants to move in and use this prop- AKDT at Sitka Alaska. You must re- Case No. 13PB0226 property, provide insurance on the erty as a primary residence, the new spond to this Petition for Adoption $19,990 property or pay other senior liens or owner can give you written notice and within twenty (20) days of service NOTICE TO INTERESTED 2005 Ford F150 XLT encumbrances as required in the note require you to move out after 90 days, upon you if you intend to intervene in 4x4, Super Crew, 46K Miles, 5.4 V8, PERSONS and deed of trust, the beneficiary may even though you have a fixed term or contest the adoption. If you fail to Canopy. #B3410/B52971 In the Matter of the Estate insist that you do so in order to rein- lease with more than 90 days left. You appear without reasonable cause, the of Pets state your account in good standing. must be provided with at least 90 court may proceed in your absence JAMES SAMUEL JAMISON, All pet ads includes Photos and 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay The beneficiary may require as a con- days’ written notice after the foreclo- and your parental rights may be termi- Deceased. must be classified in categories HondaWorld.com dition to reinstatement that you pro- sure sale before you can be required nated. If the court proceeds without 801 to 824 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 vide reliable written evidence that you to move. A bona fide tenant is a resi- your presence, you may forfeit all of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the have paid all senior liens or encum- dential tenant who is not the borrower your rights. 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