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COOS BAY — Coos County’s biggest mining company will lose more than a million dollars in tax breaks after its mass layoff, according to an analysis by The World. Oregon Resources Corp. has struggled this year after a world- wide downturn in the steel indus- try, forcing it to cut 76 employees in the past few months. Those layoffs break the condi- tions of an agreement the compa- ny signed before 2011 when it began mining chromite in Coos County. In exchange for creating Photos by The Associated Press more than 50 jobs, its Coos Bay In this photo provided by the Newtown Bee, State Police lead a line of children from the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. on Friday, processing plant was given a five- year break from property taxes. after a shooting at the school. Eileen Ophus, community development director for CCD Business Development Corp., says Local schools 28 dead, mostly children SEE TAXES | A10 BY JOHN CHRISTOFFERSEN ing less than two weeks country, we have been plan for attacks The Associated Press before Christmas, was the through this too many Asbestos nation’s second-deadliest times.” I NEWTOWN, Conn. — A school shooting, exceeded Police shed no light on the Police undertake tactical man killed his mother at only by the Tech motive for the attack. The threat from preparation for shooters their home and then opened massacre that claimed 33 gunman, Adam Lanza, was fire Friday inside an elemen- lives in 2007. believed to suffer from a per- tary school, massacring 26 “Our hearts are broken sonality disorder and lived fire is low BY THOMAS MORIARTY people, including 20 chil- today,” a tearful President with his mother, said a law The World dren, as youngsters cowered Barack Obama, struggling to enforcement official who in fear to the sound of gun- maintain his composure, BY JESSIE HIGGINS COOS BAY — While nobody wants to shots reverberating through said at the White House. He The World think about the possibility of a shooting the building and screams called for “meaningful SEE SHOOTING | A9 in area schools like the tragedy in Con- echoing over the intercom. action” to NORTH BEND — Before the necticut, it’s something administrators The 20-year-old killer, prevent fire, the Southwest Oregon must consider, said Coos Bay School carrying at least two hand- such Regional Airport had just finished District Superintendent Dawn Granger. guns, committed suicide at shoot- cleaning most of the asbestos from “We have a crisis management team the school, bringing the ings, the 70-year-old airport hangar — that meets regularly” to plan for a num- death toll to 28, authorities say- but not all of it. ber emergency scenarios, said Granger, said. ing, The morning after the Dec. 4 including armed person and active The rampage, com- “As a inferno, while the building’s ashes shooter scenarios. still smoldered, crews from the The U.S. Department of Homeland Department of Environmental Security defines an “active shooter” as Mourners gather Quality and Koos Environmental “an individual actively engaged in for a vigil serv- were out picking up pieces of killing or attempting to kill people in a ice for victims cement asbestos that broke loose confined and populated area.” of the Sandy and became airborne during the Granger said Coos Bay police regu- Hook blaze. larly practice maneuvers in district Elementary The response was swift, and buildings as part of their planning for School shoot- neighbors have nothing to fear, active shooter scenarios. ing, at the St. said DEQ Natural Resource “We try to meet regularly (with police Rose of Lima and fire departments) — at least once a Specialist Martin Abts. Those Roman Catholic pieces of cement will not emit year,” said Rod Danielson, the district’s business manager. “We see what works Church in asbestos fibers into the air, and the Newtown, cleanup crew found most of them and what doesn’t work, and make adjustments.” Conn. anyway. Friday. “They picked up about 200 Like most school districts, Coos Bay bags of the material,” Abts said. “They did a good job.” SEE PREPARE | A10

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Saturday, December 15,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & Mischief Meetings COOS COUNTY of North Bayshore Drive. MONDAY Dec. 12, 1:13 a.m., unlawful posses- Dec. 12, 9:40 a.m., criminal mis- Southwestern Oregon Community sion of meth, Libby Lane and chief, 1100 block of College — 4 p.m., Room 505, Sand Dollar. Avenue. Tioga Hall, 1988 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay; regular meeting. Dec. 12, 4:49 p.m., theft of a cell Dec. 12, 10:08 a.m., theft, 600 phone from vehicle, 63000 block block of Clay Street. Reedsport Planning Commission of U.S. Highway 101. Dec. 12, 10:09 a.m., burglary, 1100 — 7 p.m., council chambers, city hall, 451 Winchester Ave.; regu- Dec. 12, 7:35 p.m., employee says block of South First Street. lar meeting. woman in a black hoodie pointed Dec. 12, 11:24 a.m., man cited for a knife at another customer and criminal trespass, 300 block of North Bend Planning Commission left, 63000 block of U.S. Highway South Broadway Street. — 7 p.m., council chambers, city 101. hall, 835 St.; regular Dec. 12, 3:57 p.m., man arrested for public meeting. NORTH BEND ciminal trespass, 200 block of East Johnson Avenue. TUESDAY Dec. 12, 3:56 p.m., theft from store, Dec. 12, 4:16 p.m., assault, 1800 2000 block of Broadway Avenue. Reedsport Traffic Safety Advisory block of Thomas Street. Committee — 1:30 p.m., confer- Dec. 12, 5:38 p.m., unlawful entry Dec. 12, 4:23 p.m., theft of vehicle ence room, city hall, 451 Win- into motor vehicle and theft, tags, Ocean Avenue and 34th. chester Ave.; regular meeting. 2000 block of Sheridan Avenue. Dec. 12, 5:39 p.m., burglary, 300 Bay Area Health District — 5:30 Dec. 12, 7:28 p.m., man with brief- block of South Eighth Street. p.m., Spruce/Fir conference case reportedly asking customers room, Bay Area Hospital, 1775 Dec. 12, 7:17 p.m., man arrested for and clerks if they want to buy Thompson Road, Coos Bay; probation violation after a fight, marijuana, Sherman Avenue and finance/audit committee meet- 1100 block of South First Street. Avenue. ing. Dec. 12, 10:52 p.m., woman tres- passed after security found purse COQUILLE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19 with possible meth inside, The Dec. 12, 11:05 a.m., criminal mis- Mill Casino-Hotel. Coos Bay School Facilities Focus chief, 100 block of North Baxter Group — 5:30 p.m., Marshfield Street. High School Library, 10th and COOS BAY Dec. 12, 11:51 a.m., burglary, 100 Ingersol, Coos Bay; regular meet- Dec. 12, 9:09 a.m., assault, 1400 block of North Collier Street. ing.

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I $25,000 donation may Donations help more teens with There is still work to be done and you can extracurricular activities help. Donations are a gift the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon accepts on a daily basis year-round, said Cindy Ball. “And BY TIM NOVOTNY not just money, although that is always wel- The World come, but donations of time, food, chairs, and other furnishings, like tables.” COOS BAY — A new addition to a Teen Director Scottie Withers local youth center may end up caus- agrees, there is no such thing as an insignifi- ing positive ripple effects through- cant donation. “Even small things can make out the community. such a big difference.” A recent $25,000 grant by the They are still looking for more money as Oregon Community Foundation is well, to help completely finish off the interi- helping to accelerate construction or of the new Teen Center. They say the club efforts that began earlier this year at estimates it needs about another $15,000, the Boys & Girls Club of which would go primarily to get computers, Southwestern Oregon. furnishings and pay for other kinds of tech- For over three decades the Boys & nology-related expenses. Girls Club has offered a broad range The teens at the club are not just sitting on of programs to help youth from all the sidelines, as they have been chipping in backgrounds become responsible through fundraising efforts, including hold- ing a recent teen dance. citizens and leaders. But in recent Ball adds this isn’t just an investment in years, their success has created some the children’s future, but the community’s as overcrowding in their building. well, noting that the teens have not stopped The linchpin to creating more at just helping their own cause. Many space, and better use of that space, become involved in community service proj- rested with finding a new place for ects through the Boys & Girls Club. their teen center. The Boys & Girls “It’s life-changing for a lot of these teens Club had a spot just to the right of and children,” Ball said. the main lobby, but it became To donate, or to find out how to donate, cramped in recent years. you can contact Rob Miles at the Boys & Girls Scottie Withers, teen director, Club of Southwestern Oregon by calling 541- said the club typically gets about 267-3635. 60-70 teens a day and about 100 different teens per week. Like an indoor field of dreams, officials believe that if they build a new teen center, more will come. Withers says they think at least 20-30 more teenagers could be brought in through the expansion. The new space will help other By Lou Sennick, The World kids in the club as well. The old Kassandra Clayton, who will turn 3 next week, touches the gloved hand of Santa Claus on Thursday evening space kept all age groups crowded together, making it difficult to find in North Bend. She joined lots of other youngsters at the North Bend Community Center for the city’s tree quiet places to study. Middle school lighting ceremony and party with the chance to meet Santa. children were particularly affected, as they do not have a space exclusive to their age group. Officials said the ideal scenario would be to have a separate space Wrestling coach recovers at for each of the three age groups, with the middle school group tak- ing over the current teen center hospital after heart attack space. The club began looking at By Tim Novotny, The World expansion as far back as six or seven The new Teen Center at the Boys & Girls Club years ago. of Southwestern Oregon is beginning to take BY JOHN GUNTHER moves with one of the wrestlers “The kids were great,” Lucero Financially, however, they were shape upstairs at thier current facility. It will The World when he suddenly passed out. said. “They took down a whole limited in what they could do — until include a stage off in the left corner. Bill Johnson, the team’s other bunch of iPads and taped all the a donor came forward with a large NORTH BEND — The outlook coach, immediately started CPR matches. contribution in May of 2011. with OCF, visited the Boys & Girls improved dramatically for North and students ran down to get staff “The kids were excited about Cindy Ball, president of the board Club this week to announce the Bend Middle School Wrestling member Ralph Brooks, who sitting down with Coach Deming of governors, said after the donor award of $25,000 in grant money Coach Blaine Deming on Thurs- brought in the AED. Brooks and showing him all the different came forward, other things started from the Jack R. and Mary B. Dant day. hooked up the AED when emer- matches, since he couldn’t be to fall into place, including getting Special Disability Fund and the Edna Deming, a North Bend High gency medical technicians from there.” in-kind donations from local con- L. Holmes Fund. After a brief tour of School teacher who suffered a the North Bend Fire Department Tournament officials dedicated tractors. the facility and the construction, heart attack during practice at the arrived and used the paddles to the event to Deming. The biggest break came from the Allen came away impressed. “The middle school Tuesday, was con- shock Deming, eventually restart- On the mats, North Bend had a original blueprints of the building, teens are very fortunate to have this scious and speaking with his fami- ing a pulse. good day, Johnson said. as they found plenty of unused space center.” ly members Thursday afternoon, “Bill Johnson acted quickly. “The wrestlers pulled the team upstairs. “They overbuilt the build- The teens are not the only ones North Bend High School Principal Ralph Brooks got the AED down together and took the overall ing, which was lucky for us,” Ball either, as Ball expects the new addi- Bill Lucero said. there quickly and the fire depart- championship,”he said. said. tion to have benefits outside their “He’s doing fantastic and things ment got there quick,”Lucero said. North Bend wrestlers who won There was even shaft space walls as well. “This will affect every- are looking really great,” said Lucero said the AED that saved their weight classes were Chase already available to install an eleva- body in the club; it will affect staff, it Lucero, who received a message Deming was donated by Bay Area McIntyre, Nathan Mersino, Chase tor to make it accessible for people will affect every child that comes from family members during the Hospital. Summers, Jonah Thompson and living with disabilities. But, eleva- through the club. day Thursday. “They gave a bunch of them to Darius Davis. tors do not come cheap; so the club It will affect parents because the Deming was unconscious until local schools,”said Lucero, adding In addition, Devon Krajewski, went looking for grant funding and teen center hopefully will be open Thursday, having been placed in a that North Bend has at least one in Brody Lucero, Zane Smith, found it through the Oregon longer hours, and it will affect the medically-induced coma. all of its buildings, and two in both Michael Swanson, West Colton Community Foundation. parents’ employers because then the Lucero praised both quick the high school and middle school. and Carl Work all took second, OCF works with individuals, parents can maybe work until 5:30 or response by people at the school Meanwhile, the season contin- while August Baker, Ben families, businesses and organiza- 6 p.m. and they don’t have to worry and the availability of an automat- ued for the North Bend Middle Burgmeier, Mathew Button, tions to create charitable funds that about rushing home,” Ball said. ic external defibrillator at the School wrestling team, which Andrew Hobson, Mitchell Yost, support the community causes. They expect the renovation to be school for saving Deming’s life. traveled to Brookings on Thursday Gage Thomas, James Montrell and Penny Allen, a local volunteer complete sometime in March. Deming had been working on for the district tournament. Bryce Shelton all placed third. Meth, handguns found in CB home Cleaning Cuisine BY TYLER RICHARDSON Back was dealing metham- methamphetamine, two your plate The World phetamine from a house he counts of felon in posses- Spice up your menu with recipes. rented on the 63400 block sion of a firearm and two See Page C1 Tuesday COOS BAY — Police say of Wallace Road. counts of first-degree theft. Question: I want to know they found 42 grams of One of the handguns Back appeared in court on if area schools donate methamphetamine and police a probation violation unserved food from their stolen handguns during the recovered charge, but he hasn’t cafeterias. It seems like it search of a Coos Bay man’s from Back’s appeared on the other would be a useful source of house. house had charges. He is currently badly-needed food for local South Coast Interagency the serial being held at the Coos charitable organizations. Narcotics Team Director number County jail. CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER Capt. 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Sports John Gunther x 241 sports@ thew orldlink.com National police say they found the delivery of methampheta- Reporter Tyler Richardson Com m unity events Beth Burback x 224 events@ thew orldlink.com School I WANT TO meth, two stolen handguns mine, unlawful possession can be reached at 541-269- Obituaries Am anda Johnson x 233 obits@ theworldlink.com Lunch Act KNOW and $13,289 in cash. of methamphetamine, 1222, ext. 236, or at trichard- Photo Lou Sennick x 264 tw photo@ theworldlink.com authorized Mitts said he believes unlawful manufacture of [email protected]. Advertising participating A d v e rtisin g sa le s m a n a g e r Adeline Fisher x 278 a fish e r@ th e w o rld lin k .c o m schools to Cosmic bowling Classified ads 541-267-6278 th e w o rld c la ss @ th e w o rld lin k .c o m donate sur- Correction Legalads 541-267-6278 [email protected] plus food to Delivery for children World. 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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Editor Opinion Ryan Haas, City Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Public Forum Cheers A habit of backing the Jeers wrong candidates Jon Barton’s comments to The World on Nov. 29, on why Fred Messerle lost the elec- & tion, are funny. Jon has a history of backing losers. Kevin Stufflebean and Bruce Starr both lost elections, plus Jon’s favorite was Smart management Ordinance 6-144. The ordinance lost in all precincts. Jon had the help of the two Nobody likes waiting for unelected commissioners, and the public delectable, delightful, deli- was still too smart to vote for the ordinance. cious (and The Coos County Alliance for Progress helped fund Fred’s campaign, which cost lucrative!) $2.59 for each vote he got. Dungeness CCAP also gave Bruce Starr $5,000 for his crab. But the campaign for labor commissioner. Bruce West Coast’s was the legislator who helped pass the law that put Capt. Charles Yates out of business. system of coordinated sea- On Dec. 6, The World stated that the fed- sons makes sure all crab- eral officials cleared Capt. Yates. Some of the bers have a fair chance at people who run CCAP are responsible for their share, while holding Capt. Yates losing his business. I hope all donors to CCAP see and understand that back the rush until the crab this PAC is no good. Arnie Roblan and Joann are meaty. Cheers. Verger should apologize to Capt. Yates for voting that bill into law. Philippa Benson’s letter to the editor on Welcome aboard Dec. 1 states that Jean Ivey of The Sentinel could be the reason Fred Messerle lost. I sug- Cheers to the newest mem- gest she read The World on a daily basis. She ber of the Coos Bay School will see that The World was supporting Fred. Kudos Board. As a Bob Main won and will be here for the teacher educa- next four years. I would bet he will outlast Clark Walworth, the editor. tor, Mary I hope Jon and his pals just crawl in their Fields has an hole so I don’t have to hear grown men cry. Thanks to all who in-depth These are my opinions. Write to us understanding of what goes Phil Thompson helped the cats, kittens Coos Bay The World welcomes letters from readers. Please on in classrooms. By com- Kohl’s Cat House thanks those in our observe these standards: bining that expertise with community who continue to support us. Let’s use that money to This year, we got Lucky, the kitten thrown I Use your real name. unstinting dedication to tax- increase jobs from a moving vehicle. Lucky and his new I 400 words maximum. payers, children and parents, mom are doing great. We did 93 I Include your address and daytime phone num- she’ll be a great addition. I happen to agree with Nobel Prize winner spay/neuters at S/Nipped and adopted out ber for verification. Paul Klugman ( Times, Dec. 6). The 220 cats/kittens. This is possible because of I No defamation, vulgarity or business com- way to increase tax revenue is to increase jobs. people like Lexi of Bandon, who asked fami- plaints. Daddy’s derringer The way to increase jobs is to fix streets, high- ly/friends for cash for her birthday. She I No poetry or religious testimony. ways, airports, dikes, ports, security,commu- donated $170, and her parents donated $500. We generally print every letter that meets these After an 11-year-old pulled nications and other infrastructure. Thanks to Macy’s crew, who come to pet a gun on a woman in Look back to the Civilian Conservation guidelines. Send yours to [email protected], the cats and sometimes clean; Wal-Mart and or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. Portland, Corps as an example. We are paying out in Coos Grange Supply for donations of food non-taxable entitlements what we could be police arrest- and litter; North Bend High School for their paying out for capital expenditures and work on community service day; Tom at ed the boy’s reaping tax revenues on the wages paid. Coos Bay Chapel for the newspaper ads; and work hard to keep the cat house open. dad. Cheers Strangely, we can pay for airplanes and Yellow Cab for lighting up our sign on cab Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. for a Portland battleships, but we can’t pay for public No. 39. Gloria Kohl transportation, etc. A very special thanks to all the girls who Coos Bay ordinance that holds par- Charlotte Koepke ents accountable for pis- Coos Bay tol-packin’ progeny. The right to own guns comes with responsibility. Energy at sea We may export coal. Maybe liquefied natural gas. Now our coastal breezes could be another marketable energy source, if Principle Power succeeds in placing wind turbines offshore. Cheers for poten- tial jobs in a South Coast energy economy. Don’t hit her They used to call it wife beating, then domestic vio- lence. This week, advocates held a vigil against “gender-based violence.” Whatever you call it, assaulting someone you profess to love is never Dog-whistle racism hurts the GOP OK, never excusable, always jeerworthy. “When so many GOP federal and Karthick ter last spring on issues like climate change. and state electeds ... engage in Ramakrishnan, found that 55 But the key reason for the trend dog-whistle racism, these are summed up their percent prefer is the “dog-whistle racism” Heartwarming always personal attacks equally on findings recently bigger govern- threading through Republican When wrestling coach Blaine me. If Obama is not an American in the ment and more ranks that sends a clear and corro- and does not legitimately belong, Times: “Asian- services while sive message: No foreigners need Deming suffered a heart then they’re saying the same Americans are no 36 percent want apply. That attitude showed up in attack at a North about me.I imagine I’m not alone, longer a swing smaller govern- many forms this year: attacks on Bend school, fel- that people of color across the vote or a crouch- ment and fewer Obama’s birth certificate and reli- low staff mem- board see what I see, and the elec- ing tiger in the services (results gion; overheated rhetoric oppos- tion results confirm this.” electorate; their COKIE AND STEVEN V. for the general ing immigration reform; voter ID bers took the That voter, writing for the lib- political stripes ROBERTS population were laws that were cynically aimed at right steps. So eral blog Talking Points Memo, are now distinctly almost suppressing minority turnout. Columnists did the EMTs who soon got it exactly right. Other “people Democratic blue.” reversed). Lee Asian-American voters are not arrived. Cheers for quick of color” shared his view and Asian-Ameri- and Ramakrish- automatically Democrats. Like voted the same way for the same cans made up 3 percent of the nan found “very strong support Latinos, many run small busi- action, and cheers for the reasons. But he is not an African- electorate in November, but they among all Asian-American nesses and favor GOP policies on presence of a defibrillator at American or Hispanic, the two are almost 6 percent of the popu- groups for universal health care.” lower taxes and less regulation. the school. groups that received most of the lation, and they have now passed The researchers report that And some good-hearted Republi- attention this election cycle. He is Latinos as the fastest-growing many Asians were turned off by cans understand the value of of Indian origins, born and raised racial group in the country. More- GOP candidates “emphasizing immigrants, starting with former What do you think? in , and he’s part of a critical over, they are better educated Christian values.”Since many are president George W. Bush who The World welcomes letters. shift in American politics: the (half have college degrees com- not Christian, it was one more sig- said this week, “Not only do Email us at enormous surge of Asian-Ameri- pared to a national average of 28 nal Republicans didn’t want them. immigrants help build our econo- [email protected]. cans into the Democratic column. percent) and more affluent than The economic success of Asian my, they help invigorate our soul.” Seventy-three percent of these other Americans (their median immigrants leads to a more opti- But those voices of sanity are voters backed the president, up household income of $66,000 is mistic outlook, and therefore a drowned out by the xenophobic from 62 percent in 2008. John more than $16,000 above the greater willingness to support an wing of the GOP, and like Latinos, Remembering Kerry was the first Democrat to norm). And those two assets give incumbent running for re-elec- Asian-Americans are offended by a get a majority of this group, 56 them potential influence far tion. Half of all Asian-Americans party that does not seem to want the fallen percent in 2004, and as recently beyond their numbers. told Pew they were satisfied with them or respect them. They see U.S. military death tolls as 1992, Bill Clinton won only 31 So it’s important to ask: What their personal finances. A fair attacks on the president’s legiti- in Afghanistan as of Friday: percent of the Asian vote. happened? One answer is how number are scientists who dis- macy as attacks on them. If he is a Two political scientists who Asians tend to view government. agree strongly with decidedly foreigner, a stranger, then so are 2,037 have studied this trend, Taeku Lee A study by the Pew Research Cen- unscientific Republican positions they.That whistle is loud and clear. C M C M Y K Y K

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Mary Ellen winning many awards in Judith A. Grossman While living in Visalia, pion of family and friends in Scheirman Oregon state competitions. 1944 - 2012 Judy and Dick attended Cal- need. She was also a caring She held past membership vary Chapel and were in daughter and sister, and a Dec. 7, 1924 – Dec. 10, 2012 chair of the Oregon State Memorial services will be charge of the senior group deeply committed friend and held for Judith A. Grossman, A funeral service will be Poetry Association, presi- who prayed for others’ family member, always the 68, of North Bend at 11 a.m. held for Mary Ellen Scheir- dent of the Coos Head Writ- needs. They then relocated one to send cards and make Saturday, Jan. 12, at Bay Area man, 88, of Coos Bay, at 1 ers and she also had read to North Bend in 2003 calls on every occasion 365 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 18, at Church of the Nazarene, because they loved the days a year. She will sorely be from her work at the Oregon 1850 Clark St., in North Bend Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, weather and that’s when missed by those she left Writers Colony’s Sunday and then at 11 a.m. Saturday, 1290 Thompson Road in they joined the Bay Area behind. Salon at the Benson Hotel Feb. 2, at Calvary Chapel in Coos Bay, with pastor Jon Church of the Nazarene, Judy is survived by her and at Artquake in the Port- Visalia, Calif. Strasman presiding. A grave- where Judy was chairwoman son, Kevin of Santa Cruz, land Hilton. Judith left this world to be side committal will follow at of women’s prayer ministry Calif.; daughter, Kristen of Mary Ellen is survived by with her Lord and savior Sunset Memorial Park and the encouragement Visalia, Calif.; daughter, Cemetery in son, Theodore Scheirman of Jesus Christ on the evening ministry where she sent out Coos Bay; son, John Ezra of Dec. 3, 2012. With her Michelle of Tulare, Calif.; Coos Bay. A hopeful notes and cards to daughter, Stephanie of luncheon Scheirman of Coos Bay; sis- children and church family Judy Grossman church members in need. Merced, Calif.; daughter, will be held ter, Esther Andrews of Silver at her side during her last For much of her life, Judy Simon of Eureka, Calif.; sis- in the Springs, Md.; sister, Vicki few days of life, Judy passed was a master seamstress and met while working together ter, Elizabeth of Fresno, church fel- Bland of Goodman, Mo.; and away quietly after living with chef, creating designer- at the Visalia Police Depart- Calif.; grandchildren, lowship hall. numerous grandchildren and decades of chronic illness. It quality clothes and many ment, where Judy was a dis- Celeste, Nicholas, Tomi, Mary great-grandchildren. was four months and a day culinary delights for family patcher and Dick was a Richard, Shaunda, Bethany, Ellen was Mary Ellen was preceded from the date of when her and friends. Judy and Dick police detective. Judy Beatrice and Bryce; three born Dec. 7, Mary Ellen in death by her husband, loving husband, Richard E. were fond of traveling when became the dispatch super- great-grandchildren; and 1924, in Scheirman Henry Nov. 24, 2012; daugh- Grossman, passed away. visor at the VPD and was health was better for both, Judy was born in Joplin, other aunts, uncles, M oscow, ter, Mary Melinda; sisters, responsible for implement- trekking across the U.S. and Mo., in 1944, but her family nephews, nieces and to Ezra Follett and Naomi Wallace and Nadine ing an advanced public safe- Canada in their motorhome Amy (Smathers) Follett. She moved to the Central Valley cousins. Triplett; and brother, David ty computer system for the and also flying to passed away peacefully Dec. of California when she was 2 several times. Judy and Dick Mom, we will miss you Follett. city of Visalia. After leaving 10, 2012, in Coos Bay. years old. Judy’s father also had a boat and belonged every day but you will forev- Mary Ellen loved all of her the police department, Judy Mary Ellen put herself worked in multiple indus- to a boat club and ventured er be with us. We will always family and friends and she had exciting but short love you. through college after work- will be greatly missed by all tries and jobs, but the family out into the sea often. Judy’s ing at Boeing during World finally settled in Fresno, careers with different tech- Please send flowers or of them. beauty transcended her ill- War II. She graduated from Calif. After graduating high nology companies. Judy and ness, and she always donations to either church in Memorial contributions Eastern Oregon State College school, Judy married and had Dick were married for 33 “dressed to the nines” Judy Grossman’s name. may be made to the Southern with a Bachelor in Education two lovely children, Kevin years, recently renewing whether she was going out to Arrangements are under and English. She married her Poverty Law Center, 400 and Kristen, and worked their vows in a beautiful dinner or down the street to the direction of Coos Bay childhood sweetheart, Ave., Mont- tirelessly to take care of them church ceremony at the Bay the doctor. She was a loving, Chapel, 541-267-3131. Henry, Saturday, Oct. 1, gomery, AL 36104. and raise them well. Area Church of the Nazarene nurturing, devoted wife, Sign the guestbook at 1949, after Henry returned Arrangements are under In 1979 Judy married the with Pastor Ron Halverson mother and grandmother, www.coosbayfh.com and home from deployment the care of Coos Bay Chapel, love of her life, Dick. They presiding. outspoken and a true cham- www.theworldlink.com. overseas in the U.S. Army. 541-267-3131. Mary Ellen worked many Friends and family are years as an educator for encouraged to sign the guest- Ralph Howard Calif. He died Dec. 6, 2012, at Trucking. While working full Ralph is survived by his School District 13. She loved book at www.coosbayfh.com Richmond Jr. home surrounded by his time as the terminal manag- father, Ralph; his wife, poetry and wrote prolifically, and www.theworldlink.com. March 30, 1943 - Dec. 6, wife, Cheryl, and his family er he also found the time to Cheryl; sisters, Alice Kelley 2012 after surviving cancer three be a long-term member of and Linda Nicosia; brother, DEATH NOTICES A chapel memorial service times and a 10-year battle the Coos Bay Lions Club Bill Richmond and wife, for Ralph Howard Richmond with pulmonary and vascu- where he served as president Terri; his brother-in-law, Jr., 69, of Coos Bay will be lar disease. from 1981-1982. This was Jerry Pereira; children, Lori Joyce C. Fleetwood — 72, in North Bend. No services held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. Ralph grew up in the Santa one of Ralph’s proudest Ann Richmond, Ralph Rich- of Coos Bay, passed away are planned. Arrangements 22, at Coos Bay Chapel, 685 Clara, Calif., area where he accomplishments due to the mond III and wife Jeanna, Dec. 12, 2012, in Coos Bay. are pending with Dunes Anderson Ave., in Coos Bay. attended Santa Clara High work the organization does and Nicole Michele Rich- Arrangements are pending Memorial Chapel, 541-271- Chaplain Jerry Hamilton will School grad- in the community. mond; grandchildren, Chris with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- 2822. officiate. A reception will uating in Ralph also was an avid Ruppe, Kris Krossman, Lorin 267-3131. Mary Holdebrand — 77, of follow at the Coos Bay Eagles 1961. On supporter of the Gold Coast Krossman and Jerremy John Cleary — 72, of Ban- Langlois, died Dec. 14, 2012, Lodge, 568 S. Second St. March 14, Swim Team and enjoyed the McGinness, Courtney don, died Dec. 12, 2012, in in Langlois. Arrangements There will be a celebration of 1962, he weekend swim meets around Krossman, Madilynn Kross- Coos Bay. Arrangements are are pending with Ralph’s life on his 70th entered the Oregon watching his three man, Nathan Carpenter, pending with Coos Bay Amling/Schroeder Funeral birthday U.S. Navy, children compete. Many of Ralph Richmond IV, Katelyn Chapel, 541-267-3131. Service, Bandon, 541-347- March 30, where he his children’s fellow team Richmond and fiancé, Tyler Eugene Mann — 68, of 2907. 2013 where served with members will remember Graves and Taylor Winston, died Dec. 11, 2012. Lorryann G. Edwards — Fleet Intelli- Ralph and Andy Anderson McNamee; great-grand- he will be Ralph Richmond Arrangements are pending 62, of North Bend, died Dec. given mili- gence at running the strictest Bull daughter, Emma McGinness with Wilson’s Chapel of the 13, 2012, in Coos Bay. tary hon- Pearl Harbor Pen in the state. and soon to be great-grand- Roses, 541-673-4455. Arrangements are pending ors after the Naval Station until honorably Ralph later worked for daughter, Harper Graves; Carol Rafferty — 74,of with North Bend Chapel, return of his discharged March 5, 1964. Burroughs Construction and many nieces, nephews Lakeside, died Dec. 13, 2012, 541-756-0440. grandson After serving, Ralph worked Company serving as the and close family friends. Ralph IV who for Ford Motor Company and bookkeeper and Bandon He was preceded in death FUNERALS is currently attended San Jose City College Cheese serving as the local by his mother, Wilma. serving in where he received an associate manager. He then became In lieu of flowers please Afghanistan degree in accounting. manager and co-owner of make donations in Ralph’s Saturday, Jan. 12 ice, 1:30 p.m., Faith Ralph met his wife, Cheryl Judith A. Grossman, cele- Lutheran Church, 2741 with the Ireland’s Rustic Lodges in name to the Coos Bay Lions U.S. Air Pereira, while in high school Gold Beach in 1986 with his Club, P.O. Box 3, Coos Bay, bration of life memorial Sherman Ave., North Bend. and they were married Jan. service, 11 a.m., Bay Area To be announced Force. Cre- parents and siblings. Ire- OR 97420; and Gold Coast mation rites 30, 1965. The two had three land’s later expanded to Swim Team, P.O. Box 1480, Church of the Nazarene, Billy L. Leaton, memorial children: Lori Ann, Ralph 1850 Clark St., North Bend. service, to be held after the were held at include Shorecliff Inn and Coos Bay, OR 97420. Ocean View Memory Gar- Howard III and Nicole Ireland’s RV Park and after Arrangements are under Wednesday, Jan. 30 holiday. Arrangements are Michele while living in Cali- dens Crematory in Coos Bay. the family sold the property the direction of Coos Bay Sharon Fay (Stonebraker) under the care of Coos Bay fornia before moving to Coos Ralph was born March 30, Ralph retired in 2003. His Chapel, 541-267-3131. Woodhead, memorial serv- Chapel, 541-267-3131. Bay in 1977. 1943, to Ralph H. Richmond retirement helped him con- Friends and family are After moving to Coos Bay, Sr. and Wilma Louise tinue his lifelong love of encouraged to sign the guest- Ralph worked for ONC (Miller) Richmond at Mare hunting, fishing, and the book at www.coosbayfh.com Hermiston mayor dies Trucking and McLean Island Naval Base in Vallejo, outdoors. and www.theworldlink.com. HERMISTON (AP) — The member of the City Council. civic leader known in Her- In January, Severson miston as “Mayor Bob” has announced he would not run the special person they were. She loved picnics and taking husband, Awatha was pre- died. for re-election so he could Awatha Landles As a teenager, Awatha met pictures. ceded in death by son, War- Bob Severson, who moved spend more time with his wife Nov. 17, 1919 - Dec. 11, 2012 the love of her life, William to Hermiston in 1969 to open of 59 years. Jan Severson bat- Awatha and Bill were ren Landles in October 2012; A graveside service will be Landles, in Lakeview. He a grocery store, had a heart tled an aggressive form of can- founding and dedicated her brother, Herbert Warren; held for Awatha Landles, 93, pursued her attack last week and died cer that has left her disabled. members of the former Jesus daughter-in-law, Cathy of Coos Bay, at 1 p.m. Thurs- to San Fran- Monday at age 80, the East In addition to his wife, he Name Church in Empire, the Landles; stepfather, Gerritt day, Dec. 20, at Sunset cisco, where Oregonian reported. is survived by three children, center of their lives for many Kroes; and many other dear Memorial Park, 63060 they mar- He became mayor in 2001 two grandchildren and a years. Awatha was unwaver- family and friends. Millington Frontage Road in ried, then after serving six years as a great-grandchild. ing in her Christian faith, Awatha had been a resident Coos Bay, under the direc- honey- tion of Nelson’s Bay Area and love for others. at Englewood Adult Care mooned at She is survived by son, Home for several years. We are Mortuary. the world’s • Cremation Awatha Elnora Landles Robert Landles and wife, grateful for the loving and • Funeral Service fair. They was a compassionate, caring Diana Kempf of Stanwood, considerate care she was Awatha Landles were mar- Wash.; son, William Landles given. and loving woman. She was ried for 53 of Eugene; daughter-in-law, A friend recently said, “I Locally born Nov. 17,1919, in Cusick, years until Bill passed away Owned Agnes Landles of Coos Bay; often measure goodness and “Our family Wash., to Robert Warren and in 1990. They were the par- & grandchildren, Lisa Landles sweetness against the yard- serving your family” Operated Pearl Burtch Warren. She ents of three raucous sons, had fond childhood memo- Warren, Robert and William, Morgan and husband, David stick of Awatha’s example.” 541-267-4216 ries of life in lumber camps and the house was always of Eugene, David Landles She was a model for how you 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson and of times with family in alive and active. Awatha was and William Landles of Coos want to treat people. The Sand Point, Idaho. She a small woman with a big Bay, Andrea Landles of greatest tribute for the good passed on peacefully to walk heart, quiet but strong, a Puyallup, Wash., and Elise life she lived well is: “She with her Lord Dec. 11, 2012. foundation and center for Landles of Seattle; great- taught us how to love.” Awatha lived in Coos Bay for her family. With her typical grandchildren, Isabelle, Arrangements are under about 68 years. Always posi- generosity, she had a special Sophia and Jonathan Morgan the direction of Nelson’s Bay tive and cheerful, she lived gift of bringing and keeping of Eugene; and numerous, Area Mortuary,541-267-4216. life with a will to serve, and family and friends together. nieces, nephews and friends. Sign the guestbook at treated everyone she met as Besides her parents and www.theworldlink.com.

Anson Martin Oakland, Calif., Umpqua Tegan of Japan; Samantha Steve Oliver Ames Light House Station, Bur- Willis of North Bend, Jaemi Fields Sr. May 20, 1958 - Dec. 8, 2012 rows Island House, Wash., Eck of Washington, Michael Noorthrth BendBend ChapelChapel April 6, 1937 - Dec. 11, 2012 and Juneau, . Marty and Ashley Fields and their A memorial service will be A celebration of life and was proud to have served his held for Steve Oliver Ames, Cremationremation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice children, Abigal and potluck will be held for country and the opportuni- Stephanie of Coos Bay, Jessi- 54, of Coos Bay at 11 a.m. Established in 1913, formerly Peterson, Grimm & Anson Martin “Marty” ties he had to help save lives. Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. ca Eck of Washington, Jef- Sunday, Dec. 16, at 3440 Fields Sr., 75, of Coos Bay at 1 He cherished telling service fery Fields and Child Brian of Ocean Blvd. p.m., Saturday, Dec. 22, at stories to his children and • Simple cremation & burial. Coos Bay; sister, Martha Steve was born May 20, his home. grandchildren and friends. • Convenient downtown location. Mault of Alaska; brother, 1958, in Salem. He passed • Full-service facility including large chapel, reception, Marty was born April 6, Marty is survived by his Bob and Joanna Fields of 1937, in Viola, to Anson and away Dec. 8, 2012, in Millers- private viewing & conference rooms. wife of 56 years, Arlene; chil- Coquille; and beloved Chi- Nola (Baldwin) Fields. He dren, Monty Fields of Grants burg. • Merchandise options include caskets, urns, burial & huahuas, Molet and Pebbles. passed away Dec. 11, 2012, at Pass, Annette and Dave Frye He is survived by his wife, urn vaults, cremation jewelry, printed materials, video his home in Coos Bay sur- of Pendleton, Amber and He was preceded in death Kellie of Coos Bay; daughters tributes & more available at the time of need or in by his parents, two sisters, rounded and loved by his Rod Willis of Coquille, Anna of Coos Bay, Chrissy of advance by preplanning. and five brothers. family. Arlene and Jim Marable of Lebanon and Tori of Coos • Pet cremation. Marty married Arlene Washington and Allen and A special thanks to Sandy • Payment terms & options. Messenger his caregiver for Bay; sons, Kyle of Roseburg, Smith Aug. 18, 1956 in North Penni Fields of Coos Bay; Eric of North Bend, Mason of • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. Bend. grandchildren, James and the last two years. Memorial contributions Coos Bay and Harold of New Locally owned by Tom Boynton Marty served in the U.S. Nicole Willis of , Bo Coast Guard from 1954 to and Miko Brickey and their may be made to South Coast Mexico; brother, Mike; sis- Hospice, 1620 Thompson ters, Deloris and Roberta; and Est. 1913 541-756-0440 1964. During this time of children, Blake, Lilli and 2014 McPherson Avenue service, five children were Daisee all of Florida, Justin Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. 15 grandchildren. North Bend, OR born and many adventures and Catherine Brickey and Sign the guestbook at Sign the guestbook at www.coosbayfh.com took place stretching from their children, Timmi and www.theworldlink.com. www.theworldlink.com. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, December 15,2012 • The World • A7 Y K Community Watts up Births BAY AREA HOSPITAL 4:31 a.m. on Nov. 28, 2012, weigh- 2 ing 6 pounds, 4 ⁄10 ounces. Par- Kyler James Busenitz was born at ents are Kyle Mason and Miranda 12:49 a.m. on Nov. 19, 2012, Watson of Coos Bay. weighing 8 pounds, 1 ounce. Par- ents are Kyle and Jeri Busenitz of Jayden John Bjorkquist-Hogue was Bandon. born at 7:44 a.m. on Nov. 28, 7 2012, weighing 5 pounds, 15 ⁄10 Ryker James Alberto Blondell was ounces. Parents are Theodore born at 4:37 a.m. on Nov. 19, Hogue and Laurie Bjorkquist of 2012, weighing 6 pounds, 12 Coos Bay. ounces. Parents are Christopher Blondell and Stephanie Reyes of Roy Lee Millican II was born at 3:11 Coos Bay. p.m. on Nov. 28, 2012, weighing 5 pounds, 7 ounces. Parents are Anthony Foreman Green was born Roy and Tera Millican of Bandon. at 7:32 p.m. on Nov. 19, 2012, weighing 8 pounds, 1 ounce. Par- Landyn Jaymes Pickett was born ents are John and Tiffany Green at 11:51 p.m. on Nov. 29, 2012, 1 of North Bend. weighing 7 pounds, ⁄2 ounce. Par- Olivia Ann Wenbourne was born at ents are Joshua Scott Pickett and 6:42 a.m. on Nov. 20, 2012, Kendra Nicole Silva of Coos Bay. 1 weighing 7 pounds, 11⁄2 ounces. Lillian Autumn Barton was born at Parents are Jacob and Sylvia 12:56 a.m. on Nov. 30, 2012, Wenbourne of North Bend. weighing 7 pounds, 7 ounces. Stormy Smith was born at 8 a.m. Parents are Paul and Sarah Bar- on Nov. 21, 2012, weighing 9 ton of Coos Bay. 1 pounds, 3⁄2 ounces. Parents are Brezee Christine Hanson was born Coy Smith Jr. and Jenny Lucas of at 8:54 p.m. on Nov. 30, 2012, Bandon. weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces. Camryn Ryder Inks was born at Parents are Chris and Tracee 6:31 p.m. on Nov. 21, 2012, weigh- Hanson of Coos Bay. ing 7 pounds, 9 ounces. Parents Khloe Chanel Leach was born at are Trevor Inks and Melissa Miller 2:09 a.m. on Dec. 2, 2012, weigh- 8 of North Bend. ing 6 pounds, 13 ⁄10 ounces. Par- ents are Josh Leach and Kylynn By Lou Sennick, The World AnnyLynn Marie Thomas was born at 10:43 p.m. on Nov. 21, 2012, Vernon of Bandon. Young musicians in the GUILD program in Coos Bay perform a few songs Thursday afternoon at Pony Village Mall.The teens are young musicians 1 learning their craft through a program at the South Coast Food Share Warehouse while helping out with the Food Share program. Several musi- weighing 4 pounds, 11⁄2 ounces. Olivia Rose Tison was born at 11:41 Parents are Chad and Amanda cians and singers rotated on the stage and played songs they have been rehearsing each Thursday, as well as a couple new songs written by the a.m. on Dec. 2, 2012, weighing 7 Thomas of North Bend. pounds, 11 ounces. Parents are teens themselves. Landon Joseph Russell was born at David and Tonya Tison of 2:50 a.m. on Nov. 22, 2012, weigh- Coquille. 2 ing 8 pounds, 15 ⁄10 ounces. Par- Zayne Ema Houglum was born at ents are Joseph Russell and Lind- 7:45 p.m. on Dec. 2, 2012, weigh- Applause Wedding say Reeves of North Bend. ing 4 pounds, 3 ounces. Parents Amethyst Nachelle Proctor was are Matthew Houglum and Holmstedt, born at 7:53 p.m. on Nov. 23, Amber Bell of Bandon. Give to animal shelter 2012, weighing 6 pounds, 8 RaeLee Elaine Odell was born at ounces. Parents are Marcus and 1:54 a.m. on Dec. 3, 2012, weigh- Armstrong Ashlee Proctor of Coos Bay. 2 BY TIM NOVOTNY ging and insurance, but for the ing 7 pounds, 6 ⁄10 ounces. Par- The World last 31 years he has been serv- Melody Anne Marie Gordon was ents are Russell Odell and April ing the U.S. Coast Guard as a Kellien Kae Holmstedt and born at 10:29 a.m. on Nov. 23, Shaw of Mrytle Point. On your way out to visit the member of their Auxiliary. Timothy Scot Armstrong were 2012, weighing 7 pounds, 9 Sadilyn Maizy Jennings was born holiday lights at Shore Acres This month, however, Leroy married Nov. 10 in Otis ounces. Parents are Michael Gor- at 4:08 p.m. on Dec. 3, 2012, or the Christmas train display Homedew is retiring. Orchards, Wash. don and Breanna Banister of weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces. at the Charleston Fire Hall, “Mr. Homedew’s selfless The bride is the daughter of Coquille. Parents are Stephen Jennings you may want swing by 945 service to his country and Don and Susan Smith of North Lindsey Paige Casillas was born at and Jacqueline Smith of Coquille. Bend and Jim and Tracie Seabreeze Terrace in Empire. community has been invalu- 12:43 p.m. on Nov. 23, 2012, Holley Kay Osterson was born at Holmstedt of Coos Bay. 3 Betsy and Don Tyler have put able,” said Capt.Mark weighing 8 pounds, 3 ⁄4 ounces. 4:55 a.m. on Dec. 5, 2012, weigh- together their own little win- Reynolds of Group/Air Station The groom is the son of Parents are Bart Casillas III and Steve and Kathy Armstrong of ing 6 pounds, 11 ounces. Parents ter wonderland as a Christmas North Bend, at a special cere- Jocelyn Davis of Coquille. are Brett and Nicole Osterson of Spokane and Oscar and Penny present for the Coos County mony that was held earlier this KELLIEN HOLMSTEDT Violet Grace Adele Holeman was Coos Bay. Haupt of Otis Orchards. AND TIMOTHY ARMSTRONG Animal Shelter. month at the Air Station. born at 2:32 a.m. on Nov. 24, Carson Jon Hoile was born at 7:57 Christmas at Deerwood is The veteran joined the U.S. Kellie and Tim both gradu- Married Nov. 10, 2012 2012, weighing 7 pounds, 3 ated from Eastern Washington a.m. on Dec. 5, 2012, weighing 6 just off Lake Shore Drive, a Navy right out of high school, ounces. Parents are Josh and pounds, 14 ounces. Parents are short drive from Newmark seeing action aboard the University with bachelors Armstrong, was the best man. Katie Holeman of Coos Bay. degrees in exercise science. His groomsmen were Samuel Derick and Carrie Hoile of Reed- Avenue, and is a privately cruiser Wichita in the Brendon Anthony Mitchell was sport. owned “pocket park” that is Atlantic and Mediterranean, Currently, Tim is working as a Hale, Derrick Dryden and sales coordinator for AWSM, a Joseph Hinegardner. Justin born at 7:33 a.m. on Nov. 25, open to the public. All they ask including a pitched artillery 1 Brooke Elizabeth Orr was born at skate-boarding accessory Holmstedt was the ring bearer 2012, weighing 8 pounds, ⁄2 12:41 p.m. on Dec. 6, 2012, weigh- is that you remember to bring battle with the vichy battle- ounce. Parents are Johnny 2 company. Kellie is an exercise and Jessie Holmstedt was the ing 8 pounds, 7 ⁄10 ounces. Par- something along to donate to ship Jean Marc off the coast of Mitchell and Kayla Garrett of instructor, teaches boot camp flower girl. ents are John Orr and Crystal help the animal shelter, via North Africa. He also would Coos Bay. and works as a personal trainer Tim’s father, Reverend Hammer of Myrtle Point. Friends of Coos County Ani- go on to serve on the destroy- Kaycee Nichole Hammack was mals. er Tender Cascade and on a for Oz Fitness in Spokane. She Steve Armstrong performed Tyler Joshua Powell was born at plans to go on to graduate the double ring ceremony. A born at 8:47 p.m. on Nov. 25, There is a bin in front of hospital ship. 6 1:09 p.m. on Dec. 6, 2012, weigh- 2012, weighing 7 pounds, 7 ⁄10 school in the near future. winter wonderland reception ing 7 pounds, 6 ounces. Parents their home for the donation of “Between Cub Scouts, ounces. Parent is Courtney Ham- Presented in marriage by was held under the big top in are Chris and Amber Powell of canned and dry cat and dog ROTC, the Navy, and the mack of Myrtle Point. food, cat litter, blankets, toys USCG Auxiliary, I’ve spent her father, the bride was the backyard of Iron House in Coos Bay. attended by her sister, Katelin Otis Orchards. Elaina Maria Cortez was born at and leashes. most of my life in uniform,” Mikah Lee Dollar was born at 1:58 The bride and groom hon- 6:23 p.m. on Nov. 26, 2012, The display will be up chuckled Homedew. Kennedy, as maid of honor. p.m. on Dec. 7, 2012, weighing 5 Kellien’s bridesmaids were eymooned in Cancun, Mexico weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces. 1 through Christmas. As his career with the Aux- pounds, 5⁄2 ounces. Parents are Michelle Armstrong, Jayme for a week. Parents are Alberto Cortez and Coast guard auxiliary iliary comes to a close, he is Stephanie Brunn of Coquille. Jeremy and Kassandra Dollar of retiring rated as a coxswain, a Carbon and Alysa Sturdivant. The couple will reside in Reedsport. member ends 31 years certified aids to navigation Tim’s brother, William Spokane, Wash. Mychal Joshua Berry Jr. was born at 2:29 a.m. on Nov. 27, 2012, Marcus Gabriel Koechel was born First he served his country verifier, auxiliary instructor at 4:34 p.m. on Dec. 8, 2012, weighing 6 pounds, 3 ounces. 3 in World War II, then he went and recreational vessel exam- weighing 7 pounds, 1 ⁄10 ounces. to work for his family in log- iner. Marriages Parents are Mychal Berry and Audrey Siegrist of North Bend. Parents are Steven Koechel and Krystin Koslow of North Bend. The following couples have Gordon Bridgham and Joy Anthony Price Davis III was born filed for marriage licenses at Backlund, both of North at 4:01 a.m. on Nov. 28, 2012, Jacklyn Marie Leach-Eck was born the clerk’s office at the Coos Bend. at 2:51 a.m. on Dec. 9, 2012, weighing 7 pounds, 1 ounce. Par- 1 County Courthouse in Stephen Procunier and ents are Anthony Hamm and weighing 7 pounds, ⁄2 ounce. Par- Coquille. Teresa Branson, both of Frances Paulsen of Coos Bay. ents are Kenneth Eck and Kami Leach of Bandon. David Davidson and Charleston. Hadley Moriah Larkin was born at Melinda Hagen both of Matthew Magill and Jenny 4:30 a.m. on Nov. 28, 2012, North Bend. Bernheisel, both of North weighing 8 pounds, 2 ounces. Moises Cervantes Bend. Parents are Allen and Brittany A MINUTE Tecocatzi and Erin Welch Michael Black and Lorena Larkin of Coos Bay. MESSAGE both of Coos Bay. Bastillada, both of Reno, Adison Guy Mason was born at Joshua McKay and Kylie Nev. Fisher both of Coos Bay. Clarence Johnson III and Scott Kincanon of Coos Lia Brown, both of Coos Bay. From Bay and Heidi Barnard of NORM James Haga and Lea RUSSELL Myrtle Point. Stidham, both of Bandon. Coos Bay Division Jack Ford and Tiffany Nels Dubisar and Rebekah ALDER WANTED By Tim Novotny, The World Brace both of Coquille. Barnts, both of Coos Bay. Also MAPLE and ASH Betsy and Don Tyler are collecting donations for the Coos County Gerry Robertson and Robert DeLeon and Who is Jesus ••• Saw Logs Animal Shelter this holiday season. Cynthia Leaf both of Michael Larson, both of The people of the first century Bandon. Coquille. ••• Timber world were divided and confused David Cearley and Jami Darrel Hash and Shana ••• Timber Deeds over who Jesus was. When He Obituary Pemberton both of Coquille. Fenn, both of North Bend. began His ministry, some were Contact our Log Buyers at perplexed, and their opinions of Jon Noxon and Ann Flores Jackson Bickle and Rita Sharon Jean Moore however and whomever she both of Bandon. Ed Groves: 541-404-3701 Him were as diverse as any you Darcangelo, both of Coos could find. Even His disciples, could and spent time taking Pat: 541-206-4105 Feb. 18, 1950 - Nov. 9, 2012 Peter Stauff and Dayami Bay. following His calming of the sea care of friends, neighbors, Reyes Garcia both of North would ask the question “Who is Sharon Jean Moore, 62, of children and animals. She North Bend died peacefully Bend. this that even the winds and the was always ready and will- Nov. 9, 2012, at Bay Area Orville Boots of Bandon waves obey His voice. Hospital in Coos Bay fol- ing to lend a hand and no and Sherrie Fischer of For centuries there have been lowing a one within her reach ever Latine. debates surrounding the nature and went hungry. Douglas Gray and Sherrill person of Jesus. We even have a courageous group claiming to be Jesus scholars battle with Sharon is survived by her Ellis, both of Coquille. husband, Bill; her daughter who seem to think that they know cancer. Him so well that they can look at Sharon and son–in-law, Susie and A Christmas gift suggestion for the history buff a local history written by a third generation local author. the four gospels and determine was born Ryan Seaney; her sister, what Jesus said or didn’t say. Feb. 18, Anelita Wicks; nephew, Kirk What Our Readers Have Said: It does not concern me what 1950, in Wicks and his family; others say about Jesus, what does Portland, to stepsiblings; half-siblings; “A find addition to our community social history.” concern me is what I think about “Enjoyed your book very much, brought back many memories.” Sharon Moore Esther other relatives and many Him. Is Jesus the person He claims P alandri. friends. “Anxiously waiting to read your book!” to be or is He a fraud? Did He really do miracles or were they Esther later moved with her She was preceded in The book is about little known local history simply slight of hand tricks? Was daughters to North Bend. death by her parents. stories from serious to humorous, covering The family blended with the incidents in early Marshfield before and after He really born of a virgin or was A memorial service for that nothing more than myth? The family of Walter Gragg. 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, December 15,2012 Y K Nation Military families worried by US fiscal cliff cuts

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — ried about what will happen. Dempsey have warned it home to care for the couple’s even the guards who man tary health insurance, since Emerging from more than a It could cut things my family would be devastating to the two children, and work on a many of the gates. their work doesn’t provide decade at war, military fami- really relies on.” all-volunteer force if the Pen- master’s degree. JD Brunson, 47, whose such beneficial insurance. lies are confronting a new If Congress and President tagon were forced to make Because President Obama spouse retired as a master “It’s vital to us,” she says. worry at home: the prospect Barack Obama don’t agree on billion-dollar cuts in a short- has said the paychecks and sergeant after 24 years in the “It’s owed us.” that a deal between Congress spending cuts by Jan. 1, a order fashion. housing benefits of the uni- , says she and her The automatic spending and the White House over package of across-the-board “It makes all us peons formed military would not 56-year-old husband con- cuts and tax increases that federal spending cuts could cuts would take effect that crazy,” said Hilton. “If our be affected if the fiscal cliff tribute to their military would go into effect in January chip away at military health would hit the military heavily. military leadership says it talks fail and automatic cuts health insurance by paying fall heavily on the Department insurance, pensions and If they do agree on steps to would be a problem, we are start, defense experts say $41 monthly . of Defense, slashing some other services long consid- ward off those cuts and stop all worried about what the cuts will fall most heavi- Brunson said the military $500 billion from future ered untouchable. automatic tax increases, it’s would happen. We rely on ly on civilian Pentagon insurance covered everything defense spending. So far, the “It’s a fear of the unknown, likely the military will still see our military community, on employees and contractors. for her husband’s cancer sur- lame-duck Congress and the and it’s worse when members reduced spending, but more our military infrastructure, Reducing their numbers gery, which she said cost them White House have been unable of your family might be targeted. The talks about the for support.” would directly affect active only $100 even though it tal- to come up with an agreement deployed,” says military so-called fiscal cliff are ongo- Hilton, 40, graduated from duty military and their fam- lied a $99,000 bill. The that works around the $1.2 tril- spouse Jeremy Hilton, of ing and details of what could the Air Force Academy and ilies because those civilians Columbia resident says she is a lion in automatic cuts. These Burke, Va., who cares for a be cut have not emerged. switched to the Navy to serve provide much of the day-to- certified nursing assistant and cuts would come on top of disabled child while his wife U.S. Defense Secretary eight years as a submariner. day staff for base services her husband does mainte- some $487 billion in spending serves as an active duty Air Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs He decided to leave the uni- including hospitals, day care nance work for a local church reductions set to take effect Force officer.“We are all wor- Chairman Gen. Martin formed military and stay facilities, commissaries and and they still rely on the mili- over the coming 10 years.

Save gas and Owner of Rivera plane is tiioonnss bring it to us tiinngg DDoonnaat instead of driving being investigated by DEA AAcccceeppt out to the shelter The 12 PHOENIX (AP) — The agency also has subpoenaed all the company’s records, Coouunnttyy company that owns a luxury Days of hee CCooooss C jet that crashed and killed including any correspon- ffoorr tth Latin music star Jenni Rivera dence it has had with a for- Christmas ! is under investigation by the mer Tijuana mayor who U.S. SShheelltteerr! U.S. Drug Enforcement law enforcement officials AAnniimmaall Administration, and the have long suspected has ties agency seized two of its to organized crime. planes earlier this year as part The man widely believed of the ongoing probe. to be behind the aviation We welcome Food, Litter Boxes, DEA spokeswoman Lisa company is an ex-convict Webb Johnson confirmed named Christian Esquino, Litter, Toys, Treats & More. Thursday the planes owned 50, who has a long and SC AN ME! or by Las Vegas-based Star- checkered legal past. Corpo- Thank You! wood Management were rate records list his sister-in- G Googleooglle us!us!! seized in and , law as the company’s only by Dan Andreasen Morganorrgan Vet,Vett,, CoosCoos BayBay but she declined to discuss officer, but insurance com- 223030 Market,Marrkett,, CoosCoos BayBay • 541-269-5846541--269--5846 details of the case. The panies that cover some of the It’s that firm’s planes say in court time of year! documents that the woman is merely a front and that Esquino is the one in charge. Esquino’s legal woes date back decades. He pleaded guilty to a fraud charge that stemmed from a major drug investigation in Florida in the New & Used Buy at least $100, get $20 FREE! early 1990s and most recent- Book Emporium Go to www.benettis.com and click on “Gift Certificates” to order. ly was sentenced to two years (541) 756-1215 in federal prison in a Califor- You must enter code “The World” (in comments) to receive your bonus $20.00 certificate. nia aviation fraud case. 1875 SHERMAN AVE. 1875 SHERMAN AVE. Esquino, a Mexican citizen, NORTH BEND, OR Open Nightly at 5 p.m. Expires: 12/31/12 541.267.6066 Find us on Facebook! was deported upon his 260 S. Broadway, Coos Bay www.benettis.com release. Esquino and various other companies he has either been involved with or owns have also been sued. Don’t wait! Call us today! Have you been ignoring those chronic sinus problems? Is sleep apnea making you exhausted all day? Are you having trouble hearing the grandchildren? Are you concerned about how your coverage may be affected by next year’s new healthcare system? If you are like most people with your annual deductible met, this is the time to take care of problems you’ve been putting off. Call and make an appointment today!

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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, December 15,2012 Y K Nation Military families worried by US fiscal cliff cuts

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — ried about what will happen. Dempsey have warned it home to care for the couple’s even the guards who man tary health insurance, since Emerging from more than a It could cut things my family would be devastating to the two children, and work on a many of the gates. their work doesn’t provide decade at war, military fami- really relies on.” all-volunteer force if the Pen- master’s degree. JD Brunson, 47, whose such beneficial insurance. lies are confronting a new If Congress and President tagon were forced to make Because President Obama spouse retired as a master “It’s vital to us,” she says. worry at home: the prospect Barack Obama don’t agree on billion-dollar cuts in a short- has said the paychecks and sergeant after 24 years in the “It’s owed us.” that a deal between Congress spending cuts by Jan. 1, a order fashion. housing benefits of the uni- Air Force, says she and her The automatic spending and the White House over package of across-the-board “It makes all us peons formed military would not 56-year-old husband con- cuts and tax increases that federal spending cuts could cuts would take effect that crazy,” said Hilton. “If our be affected if the fiscal cliff tribute to their military would go into effect in January chip away at military health would hit the military heavily. military leadership says it talks fail and automatic cuts health insurance by paying fall heavily on the Department insurance, pensions and If they do agree on steps to would be a problem, we are start, defense experts say $41 monthly . of Defense, slashing some other services long consid- ward off those cuts and stop all worried about what the cuts will fall most heavi- Brunson said the military $500 billion from future ered untouchable. automatic tax increases, it’s would happen. We rely on ly on civilian Pentagon insurance covered everything defense spending. So far, the “It’s a fear of the unknown, likely the military will still see our military community, on employees and contractors. for her husband’s cancer sur- lame-duck Congress and the and it’s worse when members reduced spending, but more our military infrastructure, Reducing their numbers gery, which she said cost them White House have been unable of your family might be targeted. The talks about the for support.” would directly affect active only $100 even though it tal- to come up with an agreement deployed,” says military so-called fiscal cliff are ongo- Hilton, 40, graduated from duty military and their fam- lied a $99,000 bill. The that works around the $1.2 tril- spouse Jeremy Hilton, of ing and details of what could the Air Force Academy and ilies because those civilians Columbia resident says she is a lion in automatic cuts. These Burke, Va., who cares for a be cut have not emerged. switched to the Navy to serve provide much of the day-to- certified nursing assistant and cuts would come on top of disabled child while his wife U.S. Defense Secretary eight years as a submariner. day staff for base services her husband does mainte- some $487 billion in spending serves as an active duty Air Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs He decided to leave the uni- including hospitals, day care nance work for a local church reductions set to take effect Force officer.“We are all wor- Chairman Gen. Martin formed military and stay facilities, commissaries and and they still rely on the mili- over the coming 10 years.

Save gas and Owner of Rivera plane is tiioonnss bring it to us tiinngg DDoonnaat instead of driving being investigated by DEA AAcccceeppt out to the shelter The 12 PHOENIX (AP) — The agency also has subpoenaed all the company’s records, Coouunnttyy company that owns a luxury Days of hee CCooooss C jet that crashed and killed including any correspon- ffoorr tth Latin music star Jenni Rivera dence it has had with a for- Christmas ! is under investigation by the mer Tijuana mayor who U.S. SShheelltteerr! U.S. Drug Enforcement law enforcement officials AAnniimmaall Administration, and the have long suspected has ties agency seized two of its to organized crime. planes earlier this year as part The man widely believed of the ongoing probe. to be behind the aviation We welcome Food, Litter Boxes, DEA spokeswoman Lisa company is an ex-convict Webb Johnson confirmed named Christian Esquino, Litter, Toys, Treats & More. Thursday the planes owned 50, who has a long and SC AN ME! or by Las Vegas-based Star- checkered legal past. Corpo- Thank You! wood Management were rate records list his sister-in- G Googleooglle us!us!! seized in Texas and Arizona, law as the company’s only by Dan Andreasen Morganorrgan Vet,Vett,, CoosCoos BayBay but she declined to discuss officer, but insurance com- 223030 Market,Marrkett,, CoosCoos BayBay • 541-269-5846541--269--5846 details of the case. The panies that cover some of the It’s that firm’s planes say in court time of year! documents that the woman is merely a front and that Esquino is the one in charge. Esquino’s legal woes date back decades. He pleaded guilty to a fraud charge that stemmed from a major drug investigation in Florida in the New & Used Buy at least $100, get $20 FREE! early 1990s and most recent- Book Emporium Go to www.benettis.com and click on “Gift Certificates” to order. ly was sentenced to two years (541) 756-1215 in federal prison in a Califor- You must enter code “The World” (in comments) to receive your bonus $20.00 certificate. nia aviation fraud case. 1875 SHERMAN AVE. 1875 SHERMAN AVE. Esquino, a Mexican citizen, NORTH BEND, OR Open Nightly at 5 p.m. Expires: 12/31/12 541.267.6066 Find us on Facebook! was deported upon his 260 S. Broadway, Coos Bay www.benettis.com release. Esquino and various other companies he has either been involved with or owns have also been sued. Don’t wait! Call us today! Have you been ignoring those chronic sinus problems? Is sleep apnea making you exhausted all day? Are you having trouble hearing the grandchildren? Are you concerned about how your coverage may be affected by next year’s new healthcare system? If you are like most people with your annual deductible met, this is the time to take care of problems you’ve been putting off. Call and make an appointment today!

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C M C M Y K A10 •The World •Saturday, December 15,2012 Y K South Coast Weather

Oregon approves tax deal for Nike Oregon weather Saturday, Dec. 15 Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures

BY JONATHAN J.COOPER WASH. The Associated Press Portland 43° | 34° Pendleton SALEM — A deal pro- 45° | 27° posed by Nike Inc. to create 50° | 39° Bend Salem hundreds of jobs in Oregon 32° | 23° 43° | 32° IDAHO in exchange for a guarantee Ontario Eugene that the state won’t change a 39° | 27° 45° | 32° favorable corporate tax North Bend structure prompted state Coos Bay lawmakers to approve emer- 50° | 37° gency legislation Friday. Medford Klamath Falls 41° | 28° Critics have questioned 30° | 19° the timing and purpose of CALIF. © 2012 Wunderground.com Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice the special session, but storms rather than head out on holi- Partly day vacations, the state’s Cloudy Showers Rain Snow part-time legislators met in Weather Underground• AP Salem on four days’ notice to consider whether to give the South Coast Monday: Rain. High near 45. world’s largest athletic Today: Rain. High near 49. South wind 9 Monday Night: Showers. Low around 34. and apparel company the to 14 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph. Tuesday: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 42. assurances it demanded. Tonight: Showers. Low around 41. West southwest wind 9 to 17 mph. Willamette Valley The deal is evidence of the Sunday: Rain. High near 50. South lengths Oregon leaders will The Associated Press southwest wind 10 to 17 mph. Today: Rain, mainly after 10am. High near 41. Southwest wind 9 to 14 mph. go to in order to protect the Signs protesting emergency legislation requested by apparel giant Nike Inc., greet visitors arriving at the Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 46. Southwest wind 25 to 28 mph. Tonight: Showers. Low around 38. West state’s best-known compa- Oregon state Capitol in Salem, on Friday.The Legislature passed a tax deal requested by Nike in exchange for wind 5 to 11 mph. Monday: Rain. High near 50. Breezy. ny, and the economic foot- bringing hundreds of new jobs to Oregon. Sunday: Rain. High near 47. print, with its trademark Monday Night: Showers, with thunder- storms also possible. Low around 37. Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 42. South wind around 22 mph. , that it has in the Such factors led Kitzhaber “This is a very positive suburb, has helped make the Tuesday: Showers and possibly a thun- state. to acknowledge the emer- step forward, not only for area a hub for athletic and derstorm. Cloudy, with a high near 47. Monday: Rain. High near 48. Monday Night: Showers. Low around 36. “We have a wonderful, gency legislative session was our company but for the outdoor apparel companies. Curry County Coast wonderful company that’s Tuesday: Showers. Cloudy, with a high “extraordinarily awkward.” state of Oregon,” the state- ’s Today: Rain. High near 49. South south- near 40. going to be remaining in Still, Nike plans to create ment said. global headquarters is in east wind 11 to 17 mph. Portland area Oregon because of what 500 or more jobs and invest The prospect of many new Beaverton, and Adidas has Tonight: Showers. Low around 42. South we’re doing here today,”said at least $150 million in an workers is critical in a state its North American head- wind 14 to 16 mph. Today: Rain. Steady temperature Democratic Sen. Ginny Bur- Sunday: Rain. High near 51. South wind 10 around 38. East wind 6 to 11 mph. expansion if the so-called that has no sales tax, limited quarters in Portland. Tonight: Showers. Temperature rising to dick of Portland. “single sales factor” tax ben- property taxes and relies Nike has deep roots in to 17 mph, with gusts as high as 26 mph. Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 46. around 43. West wind 11 to 16 mph. Gov. John Kitzhaber’s efit remains in place, accord- heavily on personal income Oregon, where it was created Breezy, with a south wind 24 to 26 mph. Sunday: Rain. High near 44. decision to call the special ing to the Democratic gover- taxes, said Republican Rep. in the 1960s by a former Monday: Rain. High near 51. Breezy. Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 42. session stunned lawmakers nor. The governor will sign Vicki Berger of Salem. middle-distance runner and Monday Night: Showers, with thunder- Monday: Rain. High near 47. Breezy. who didn’t see it coming, the bill, potentially as soon Nike employs thousands his college track coach. storms also possible. Low around 36. Monday Night: Showers. Low around 37. underscoring that even as as next week, spokesman of people in Oregon, many of Together, Phil and Bill Tuesday: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. Cloudy, with a high near 46. North Coast tax incentives have become a Tim Raphael said. them at its headquarters in Bowerman built the company Today: Rain. High near 44. Windy, with common tool for politicians It was unclear whether relatively high-wage jobs, into one of the globe’s most Rogue Valley a southwest wind 33 to 38 mph. to lure large employers, Nike would actually move to including legal, design, sales, influential brands. Today: A slight chance of rain and snow. Tonight: Showers. Low around 39. West Nike’s deal is unconvention- expand outside of Oregon — information technology and A handful of people Cloudy, with a high near 42. northwest wind 14 to 21 mph. Tonight: Showers. Low around 36. Sunday: Rain. High near 48. West wind 9 al. a company spokeswoman corporate strategy. opposed to the legislation set to 15 mph. The meeting cost taxpay- refused to say — but the mere Company officials have up anti-Nike signs in front of Sunday: Rain. High near 45. Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 37. Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 42. ers $13,000 and came less threat was enough to prompt been mum about their the Capitol as lawmakers South southwest wind 9 to 11 mph. Windy, with a south wind 37 to 42 mph. than two months before the action. expansion plans, refusing to met inside. Monday: Rain. High near 43. Monday: Rain. High near 49. Windy. regular legislative session In a statement, Nike say where they’ll build or “You cannot do this in Monday Night: Rain showers. Low Monday Night: Showers. Low around 39. was set to convene. It is spokeswoman Mary what the new workers will such a rushed manner, and around 33. Central Oregon aimed at maintaining the Remuzzi thanked legislators do. this is just not an emer- Tuesday: Rain and snow showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 38. Today: High near 35. South wind. status quo, rather than for acting “quickly and deci- The company’s presence gency,” Susan Barrett of Tonight: Low around 28. approving new tax breaks. sively.” near Beaverton, a Portland Portland told lawmakers. Central Douglas County Sunday: Cloudy, with a high near 39. Today: Rain. High near 45. South south- Southwest wind around 10 mph. east wind 6 to 10 mph. Sunday Night: Rain and snow. Low Tonight: Showers. Low around 39. around 32. Breezy. ASBESTOS to begin the morning the fire none.” an accident, caused by the Sunday: Rain. High near 47. South wind Monday: Rain. Cloudy, with a high near started, there was only The airport already has demolition crew either 3 to 8 mph. 39. Board plans to 20,000 square feet still in begun to clean up the fire working, smoking or storing Sunday Night: Rain. Low around 41. Monday Night: Snow showers likely. the hangar. site, said Joe Benetti, the equipment in the hangar. South southwest wind 13 to 15 mph. Cloudy, with a low around 25. clear fire site Abts said asbestos fibers airport board chairman. The Benetti said the airport may have been released into airport had intended to hopes to have a new hangar Continued from Page A1 the air during the fire, which knock the old building down built by the spring of 2013. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall heated the cement and and build a new hangar at The demolition and new Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 50, low 43 The cement asbestos in caused pieces to break loose the same location. hangar construction was for the previous 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. Rain: 0.31 HiLoPrcTotal rainfall to date: 47.24 inches the old hangar was used in and fly away. But the rain Since the fire leveled the funded in part by a grant Astoria 49 37 0.60 Rainfall to date last year: 36.45 inches the walls and siding, Abts and heavy winds at the time building, the airport no from Connect Oregon. The Brookings 48 M M Average rainfall to date: 58.91 inches said. Initially, there was of the fire likely kept the longer has to pay for the entire project was projected Corvallis 48 36 0.11 60,000 square feet of it. fibers from harming nearby demolition costs. It plans to to cost $2.6 million. Eugene 48 37 0.12 Klamath Falls 32 17 0.01 The Tide Tables After the airport finished residents or firefighters. instead use that money to Reporter Jessie Higgins La Grande 32 18 0.11 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or removing it, in preparation “In my professional clear the site, Benetti said. can be reached at 541-269- Medford 40 34 T subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by for the building’s demoli- opinion,” Abt said, “I’d say The state fire marshal 1222, ext. 240, or Newport 50 39 0.21 the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 32 25 0.05 tion, which was scheduled their exposure was little to determined the hangar fire [email protected]. Location High time ratio Low time ratio Portland 45 39 0.32 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Redmond 36 24 0.01 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Roseburg 45 37 0.02 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Salem 46 36 0.23 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 However, it was a risk the Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 TAXES Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 PREPARE board accepted after sus- Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 We all have Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 Continued from Page A1 “ ORC saves pending operations. Extended outlook “It’s a hit,”he said. “Any- HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. patrol rifles in our Date time ft. time ft. has established internal $770,956 in 2012 thing’s a hit. In the overall TODAY SUNDAY 15-Dec 1:51 8.4 1:06 10.1 lockdown procedures to fol- vehicles. We all Continued from Page A1 scheme of things, it’s what we have to do.” 16-Dec 2:37 8.5 1:58 9.4 low in the event of an armed 17-Dec 3:24 8.6 2:51 8.6 have ballistic ORC qualifies for the tax person or shooting on school with ORC’s workforce now at 18-Dec 4:11 8.5 3:49 7.7 break because its building grounds. “We do not helmets. 15, its tax break will revert 19-Dec 4:59 8.5 4:53 6.8 ” falls within an “enterprise engage,” said Granger, who from five years to three. Rain Rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chief Steve Scibelli zone.” Enterprise zones are added that keeping children The World estimates ORC 49/41 50/46 Date time ft. time ft. safe and out of the line of North Bend Police Department geographic areas in Oregon 15-Dec 7:04 2.9 7:51 -1.9 will lose at least $1.5 million MONDAY TUESDAY sight of an intruder is school in tax breaks. That estimate designed to encourage 16-Dec 7:59 2.9 8:37 -1.2 staff’s main priority. is based on assessments pro- investment by businesses 17-Dec 8:57 2.9 9:23 -0.2 Across town, North Bend near and far. Two of the 18-Dec 9:59 2.8 10:10 0.6 said his officers have the vided by Coos County 19-Dec 11:07 2.7 10:59 1.6 Police Department has equipment needed to Assessor’s Office. state’s 62 zones lie in Coos County. Sunrise, sunset adopted a proactive respond immediately. In 2011, with its plant still Dec. 9-15 — 7:38, 4:42 approach to active shooter “We all have patrol rifles under construction, ORC Jack Jones, co-president Rain Showers Moon watch scenarios. in our vehicles. We all have was exempt from $424,908 of the Bandon Woodlands 50/37 47/39 First Quarter — Dec. 20 Coos County has its own ballistic helmets,” said Sci- in taxes. In 2012, the $70 Community Association, is multi-agency tactical unit, belli. “If somebody is active- million plant complete, the skeptical that ORC ever known as the Emergency ly taking lives, we will enter company will be exempt needed the break. National forecast Response Team, and agen- the building and neutralize from $770,956 in taxes. “The idea of the tax breaks Forecast highs for Saturday, Dec. 15 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy cies can call in the Oregon that threat.” Assuming the value of the were to bring companies Seattle State Police SWAT team from Granger said her district plant doesn’t fall, ORC here,” he said. “Well, ORC 43° | 37° Salem. But in an active has scheduled a meeting would expect to have saved had no choice. The chromite Billings 34° | 21° Minneapolis shooter scenario, officers with Coos Bay police to at least $770,956 in taxes was there; they had to be 36° | 32° New York can’t afford to wait around review emergency response each of the next three years. there. So, we didn’t need to Chicago Detroit 43° | 36° San Francisco 50° | 41° Denver 41° | 32° for backup, said North Bend plans in the near future. Wayne Knott, CEO of give them an incentive at all.” 54° | 43° Washington D.C. Chief Steve Scibelli. Reporter Thomas Moriarty ORC’s parent company, Aus- Reporter Daniel Simmons- 46° | 30° 50° | 36° Los Angeles While declining to discuss can be reached at 541-269- tralian-owned IDM Interna- Ritchie can be reached at 541- 57° | 46° Atlanta his department’s specific 1222, ext. 276, or at tmoriar- tional, said it was an unfor- 269-1222, ext. 249, or at 63° | 43° El Paso contingency plans, Scibelli [email protected]. tunate hit to his company. [email protected]. 55° | 30° Houston 77° | 64° Miami 81° | 68° employees and residents of meeting. That part-time have to be willing to contin- PARKING Fronts Pressure downtown who are filling up employee could cost the city uously walk around down- Cold Warm Stationary Low High Tickets don’t the 90-minute parking around $19,000 per year, town, be methodical about spaces and leaving their including benefits, marking tires, and wait the make money vehicles there while they are Craddock said. mandatory 90 minutes to -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Continued from Page A1 at work or at home. “It’s money we don’t ticket. Clarkson said for busi- have budgeted right now,”he Temperatures indicate Thursday’s high Los Angeles 62 45 pcdy “Don’t know if you will and overnight low to 5 a.m. Madison 45 22 clr nesses like hers — where said. find somebody who’s willing Hi Lo Prc Otlk Miami Beach 82 64 cdy parking enforcement now people don’t necessarily rely Craddock said the ideas to make that what they live Albuquerque 54 38 rn Mpls-St Paul 38 20 pcdy focuses its time on register- on the product — having that parking tickets pay for Anchorage 34 21 cdy Nashville 54 26 clr for,”he said. Atlanta 57 37 clr 46 37 clr ing offenders and updating easy access to buy items can themselves and are a source Both Craddock and Austin 69 56 rn City 63 44 rn their addressees when they make the difference between of revenue for the city aren’t Bowers agree that one thing Billings 40 23 pcdy Orlando 64 56 cdy move. spending dollars or not. true. The tickets take time to Boise 36 31 cdy Philadelphia 48 30 clr they don’t want to see hap- The street parking in “People nowadays shop manage and cost money to Boston 42 31 clr Phoenix 72 53 .49 rn pen is increased parking Buffalo 43 34 pcdy Reno 40 22 cdy downtown Coos Bay, which because of convenience,” process, he said. enforcement driving cus- Casper 47 24 pcdy Richmond 52 26 clr has a 90-minute time limit, she said. “If they make a few The council will look at Charlotte,N.C. 54 23 clr Sacramento 53 32 cdy is for customers to park loops and can’t find a park- alternatives to parking tomers away for the fear of Cheyenne 44 24 cdy St Louis 57 32 pcdy getting ticketed. Chicago 49 28 clr Salt Lake City 53 34 rn while shopping and running ing spot, they aren’t going to enforcement, such as having 44 33 clr 59 54 1.54 cdy errands. The larger lots stop. I look at it as a loss.” volunteers monitor down- “We have to be careful we Colorado Springs 51 22 cdy San Francisco 54 42 cdy around Coos Bay, which are town, and hiring an outside aren’t becoming so strict we Dallas-Ft Worth 66 52 rn San Jose 53 36 cdy Costly enforcement are not consumer friendly,” Denver 56 28 cdy Santa Fe 51 27 rn free, are designed for busi- company that handles all Detroit 44 29 clr Seattle 45 39 .26 rn ness owners and employees Craddock said the City tickets and costs associated Bowers said. “Its a hard line Honolulu 81 71 rn Tampa 71 54 cdy to park in while they are at Council will look at getting a with issuing tickets. and a tough issue.” Houston 64 48 cdy Washington,D.C. 50 30 clr work. part-time employee, who However, Craddock said Reporter Tyler Richardson Indianapolis 48 30 clr Wichita 60 38 rn Las Vegas 57 46 .39 cdy National Temperature Extremes Beth Clarkson, owner of would work less than 10 those type of companies can can be reached at 541 269 Lexington 47 26 clr High Thursday 85 at Miami, Fla. the flora shop hours a week, when the issue cost around $60,000 a year. 1222 ext. 236 or at trichard- Little Rock 57 27 pcdy Low Friday 5 Below Zero at Alamosa, Colo. 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Stocks Kerry, Hagel front-runners to lead Cabinet

Fri.’s closing New York Stock ExxonMbl 88.08 — .50 OcciPet 76.17 + .74 WASHINGTON (AP) — lican senator from , day, there were still signs of envoy to hot spots such as Exchange selected prices: FMC Cp s 56.79 — .01 OfficeMax 9.65 Democratic Sen. John Kerry, emerged as the front-runner bitterness over Rice, who Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Stock Last Chg FootLockr 32.51 — .09 Olin 21.44 + .07 who unsuccessfully sought to serve as defense secretary. spokesman Jay Carney said administration’s point man in AT&T Inc 34.01 — .31 FordM 11.10 — .17 PG&E Cp 40.51 — .06 Alcoa 8.74 + .15 Gannett 17.60 — .09 Penney 20.98 + .18 the presidency in 2004 and The possible selection of wanted to avoid a “circus” of a 2010 on a nuclear arms reduc- Altria 33.16 — .10 GenCorp 8.73 — .04 PepsiCo 70.16 — .05 has pined for the job of top Kerry and Hagel would put confirmation tion treaty with Russia and AEP 42.84 — .10 GenDynam 67.49 Pfizer 25.18 — .15 diplomat, vaulted to the head two decorated Vietnam War fight. was a stand-in for Republican AmIntlGrp 33.94 — .30 GenElec 21.62 Praxair 106.96 — .52 ApldIndlT 40.80 + .18 GenMills 41.45 — .04 ProctGam 69.93 — .20 of President Barack Obama’s veterans — one Navy, the “Politics Mitt Romney during Obama’s Avon 14.07 — .31 Goodyear 12.95 + .09 Questar 19.56 — .06 short list of secretary of state other Army — at State and at its worst,” debate preparation. BP PLC 41.39 — .08 Hallibrtn 33.39 — .12 RockwlAut 82.25 + .24 candidates after U.N. Ambas- the Pentagon. Carney said. Hagel was a senior member BakrHu 41.09 — 1.09 HeclaM 5.73 + .16 SempraEn 71.50 + .06 BkofAm 10.58 + .04 Hess 51.38 — .46 SouthnCo 42.95 — .20 sador Susan Rice suddenly Official word on replace- Kerry, a of the Foreign Relations Com- Boeing 74.02 — .30 HewlettP 14.75 + .25 Textron 24.26 + .22 BrMySq 32.73 — .06 HonwllIntl 61.55 — .19 withdrew from consideration ments for Secretary of State senator for mittee during his years in the 3M Co 92.28 — .22 Brunswick 26.16 + .13 Idacorp 43.03 — .08 TimeWarn 46.77 + .08 to avoid a contentious confir- Hillary Rodham Clinton and nearly three Senate. He and Obama Caterpillar 89.00 + .64 IBM 191.76 — .23 mation fight with emboldened Defense Secretary Leon decades and became close while they Chevron 107.82 — .09 IntPap 38.06 + .42 Timken 45.49 — .03 Citigroup37.60 + .31 JohnJn 70.69 — .06 TriContl 15.80 — .11 Republicans. Panetta in an Obama Cabinet the current served in the Senate and trav- UnionPac 124.28 — .42 John Kerry CocaCola s 37.66 + .06 LockhdM 88.96 — 1.03 The exit of Rice and eleva- remake could come as early as Senate For- eled overseas together. Hagel ColgPal 105.84 — .32 Loews 40.65 — .34 Unisys 17.18 + .16 On short list ConocPhil s 57.69 — .19 LaPac 17.54 + .37 USSteel 23.85 + 1.52 tion of Kerry shook up Wash- next week. The choice of Kerry eign Rela- has irked some in the GOP ConEd 56.12 + .16 MDU Res 21.16 + .08 VarianMed 71.00 — .60 ington on Thursday and was would open a tions Committee chairman, with his complaints that the CurtisWrt 31.25 — .02 MarathnO 30.82 + .63 VerizonCm 44.21 — .31 coupled with the potential for Senate seat, boosting the has won praise from his Sen- party has moved too far to the Deere 85.93 + .38 McDnlds 88.88 — .29 ViadCorp 26.53 + 2.00 Disney 48.67 — .44 McKesson 98.25 + .42 WalMart 68.75 — .29 even bolder second-term prospects for recently defeated ate Democratic and Republi- right and for his endorsements DowChm 31.42 + .39 Merck 43.54 — .41 WellsFargo 33.15 — .11 changes in Obama’s national Republican Sen. Scott Brown can colleagues and should be of Democrats, most recently DuPont 44.09 + .11 NCR Corp 24.57 + .13 Weyerhsr 27.33 + .08 Eaton 52.57 + .89 NorflkSo 61.36 + .12 Xerox 6.97 — .07 security team next month. to win back a job . confirmed easily, if nominat- Bob Kerrey in last month’s EdisonInt 44.81 + .32 NorthropG 66.80 — .57 YumBrnds 67.90 + .10 Chuck Hagel, a former Repub- At the White House on Fri- ed. He has been Obama’s Nebraska Senate race.

Financial snapshot Friday, Dec. 14, 2012 WEEK’S WEEK YEAR Interest rates CLOSE AGO AGO Average rate paid on banks money-market accounts 0.11% 0.11 0.14 (Bank Rate Monitor) 91-day Treasury Bill Yield 0.03% 0.08 0.00 10-year Treasury Bond 1.71% 1.62 1.85 Commodities

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C M C M Y K Y K The ticker SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2012 • SECTION B Ducks reach final High School Boys Basketball Marist 55, Marshfield 27 North Bend 62, Newport 44 Coquille 71, Yoncalla 18 North Valley 67, Gold Beach 35 Myrtle Point 86, Riddle 41 High School Girls Basketball Marist 49, Marshfield 41 Newport 55, North Bend 50, OT Coquille 54, Yoncalla 47 Oregon Gold Beach 48, North Valley 42 SPORTS plays Texas Myrtle Point 52, Riddle 26 Phoenix 40, Reedsport 20 Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4 tonight. Page B2 theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 Bulldog boys top Newport

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North Bend’s boys basketball team jumped out to a 12-point lead on Newport in the first quarter and cruised to a 62-44 win in a non- league home game Friday. North Bend got balanced scor- ing, with 14 points from Ty Roane, 12 from Hayden Davisson and at least seven from four other players. Roane and Davisson each had three 3-pointers and the Bulldogs hit nine treys as a team. “I thought we did a good Local job defensively,” Recap said North Bend coach Tom Nicholls. “We were still a little inconsistent at both ends of the floor.” Nicholls said he’s happy with the play of Wyatt Cunningham, Zach Barker and Drew Matthews, By Alysha Beck, The World who combined for 24 points Friday. Marshfield’s Peyton Babb pulls the ball away from Marist’s Kriscia Rivas during the Pirates’first home game and league opener Friday night. “I think we’re getting better in small increments,”he said. Marist 55, Marshfield 27: The Pirates lost their league opener when Strong effort comes up short for Pirates Marist pulled away from a tight game with a big second quarter. that’s the first time I’ve gotten “We sub so many girls some- within three points. Babb made a Jake Miles hit a 3-pointer at the I Marshfield plays best first-quarter buzzer to knot the that this season.” times ... they don’t get into a pair of foul shots to make it 26-25, score at 11, but Marist outscored game of season, but The Pirates stuck with the flow defensively,” he said. “But but Martin and Grace Harrison the Pirates 20-6 in the second Marist holds on for win fifth-ranked Spartans despite they’re thinking while they’re sank a 3-pointer apiece to keep quarter and never looked back. being woefully undersized. Marist playing, instead of thinking then Marshfield from taking a lead. Matt Woods had 15 points for boasts three players measuring 6 playing. Down 32-26 heading into the the Pirates. Josh Harper led the feet or taller, while no Pirate is “I think mixing things up like fourth, Marshfield stuck with the Spartans with 15. BY RACHEL FINNEY more than 5-foot-8. we did kept them focused.” Spartans early, but Marist surged Marshfield is at Cottage Grove The World “We’ve been working hard at The Spartans got out to a ahead a few minutes later. Marist on Tuesday in a nonleague dou- being as quick as possible because strong start, capitalizing off scored seven straight points, bleheader with the girls squad. COOS BAY — The game won’t we’re small,” Thrall said. Marshfield turnovers. Thrall punctuated by a 3-pointer from The boys play first, at 5:45 p.m. show up in the win column, but “We’ve been scrimmaging the opened the scoring with a 3- Dani Krier, to pull ahead 41-28 and Myrtle Point 86, Riddle 41: Marshfield’s girls basketball team freshmen boys,”Babb said. pointer, but Martin answered, and force a Marshfield timeout with The Bobcats scored 34 points in the said they haven’t played better. And they threw multiple the Spartans had a 12-8 lead at the less than 6 minutes left. second quarter and led 54-15 at half- Visiting Marist edged the defenses at the Spartans through- end of the first quarter following a The Pirates attemped a come- time on the way to the home win. Pirates 49-41 on Friday night in out the game. trey from Kassi McCabe. back, scoring five straight points, Matt Newton had 22 points and the Midwestern League opener. “We tried to change it up as Then Marist stretched its lead but they couldn’t quite slow 12 rebounds and Kyle Seals added “We didn’t expect to get that much as we could,” Babb said, in the second quarter, courtesy of Marist. Babb sank a 3-pointer 20 points for Myrtle Point. Brad close to them,” said Marshfield’s adding that it does make for some a six-point swing in the middle of with more than a minute remain- Larsen added 11 points for the Abby Thrall. “Knowing that we confusion so early in the season. the quarter. The Spartans took a ing to make it 46-38, but it was too Bobcats, who were a scorching 21- had nothing to lose (helped us).” “It is very confusing,”she said. 25-17 lead into halftime. little, too late. for-30 from inside the 3-point line “That’s the best we’ve ever “It was funny, because one girl “Where we lost the game was Babb and Thrall both scored 13 and only committed two turnovers played,”added Peyton Babb. would be doing one thing, and in the second quarter,” Bryant points to lead Marshfield, and among the starters. Marshfield coach Bruce Bryant another would be doing some- said. Babb had 11 rebounds and three “We were just moving the ball agreed, and couldn’t have been thing else.” Marshfield’s defense stifled the steals. Marshfield shot 14-for-41 really well,” said Myrtle Point much happier with the Pirates’ Bryant was happy with how the Spartans in the third quarter, and (34 percent) from the field. Seven coach Dave Larsen. “We were def- efforts. girls handled the ever-changing Thrall got hot from 3-point range. Pirates scored, and Bryant said initely firing on all cylinders.” “I thought our girls came out defenses, but knew it would be the Thrall sank a trey less than a that will be the key for them in and played with energy,” he said. only way to stick with Marist and minute into the half, and sank future games. “They kept their mental concen- sharp-shooter Delanee Martin, another 3-pointer after a Marist SEE RECAP | B2 tration for four quarters, and who had 17 points. to pull Marshfield SEE PIRATES | B2 Marshfield swimmers sweep North in dual

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Marshfield swept visiting North Eugene in a Midwestern League swimming meet at Mingus Park Pool on Friday. The Pirate girls won every event, topping the Highlanders 92-78. Elyse Trendell and Bridget McCarthy each won two events and Alyssa Hedgpeth, Kayla Sparkman, Brittany Banks and Jodi Mork also won races for the Pirates. Marshfield swept the relay titles as well, with teams including those five swimmers, as well as Dominique Randle and Asha Huffman. The Pirate boys topped North Eugene 92-78. Elias Mendez won two races for the Pirates and Wesley Bauer, Derek Miller and Spencer Fromm also won events. Fromm, Miller, Mendez and Caleb Kyllo teamed to win one of the three relays. Marshfield competes at Springfield this coming Friday. The Pirates don’t have another home meet until Jan. 18, By Alysha Beck, The World when they host Churchill. SWOCC’s Biri Mendoza flips Pacific’s Mabel Flores during their match in the 130-pound weight class Thursday afternoon. Newport Invitational: North Bend’s girls finished second in the eight-school meet Friday. Alyssa Bennett and Cassie Dallas won two races each for North Bend. They also teamed with combinations of Galen Laker women improve skills on mats Wash, Maydsen Hannah and Kimi Haruyama to win two relays. BY JOHN GUNTHER what they hope will be a second title Thursday. “I think we’ll do well for Taft took the team title with 242 points and North Bend The World run. what we have.” had 218. They won four of six contested The Lakers have a growing team, North Bend’s boys finished sixth, while Rainier won the COOS BAY — Last winter, matches against Pacific on Thursday in said coach Bo Icalia. team title. Southwestern Oregon Community the team’s final home match. “We have 14 wrestlers this year,”he Karl Stuntzner-Gibson got North Bend’s only win, tak- College’s fledgling women’s “Our technique has gotten a lot said. “Last year, we had 10 and two ing the 200-yard individual medley, and also finished sec- wrestling team won the collegiate better,”said Shay Workman, who fin- years ago we were just a club program. ond in the 100 butterfly and helped two relays take second national title. ished third at the national meet and place, teaming with Noah Langlie, Amedee Kirkpatrick and Now the Lakers are gearing up for won her match against Jodi Ozaki on SEE LAKERS | B2 James Jordan.

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Saturday,December 15,2012 Y K Sports Ducks face Texas for NCAA crown

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Reaching that goal Texas and Oregon each has depends on how well Texas reason to believe it is a team handles an Oregon team of destiny tonight in the coming off a huge accom- NCAA women’s volleyball plishment against Penn State. championship. Facing a 33-2 Nittany The third-seeded Lions team that had lost just Longhorns (28-4) have one set in the tournament earned their second title- entering Thursday’s semifi- game appearance in four nal, the Ducks shook off a 25- years, hoping to claim their 21, first-set loss and swept first national championship the next three — the last two since 1998. They overcame a in surprisingly easy fashion. 2-1 deficit to beat Michigan The second set marked in five sets Thursday night in the turning point as Oregon the semifinals and now aim jumped to a 20-10 lead before to close the deal after blow- Penn State rallied with a 14-4 ing a 2-0 lead against Penn run to tie the set. The Ducks State in the 2009 final. then faced three set points Oregon (30-4) will be before tying each time and making its championship eventually winning the last debut after a four-set upset two for a 30-28 victory. victory over top-seeded Penn Oregon trailed just once State. While that outcome after that. By Alysha Beck, The World stunned many who believed “I think they’ve had that SWOCC’s Tyler Woolridge holds Pacific’s Evan Schrevers during the heavyweight bout in their dual Thursday. the Nittany Lions were a all along,” Ducks coach Jim championship lock, the Moore said of his team’s poise. fifth-seeded Ducks always “They’ll do whatever it is, not believed they could do it and just physical work. When we are eager to continue that roll lost last year, they knew it Pacific edges SWOCC in dual for one more game. wasn’t a physical thing; they “A lot has gone into this knew it was an emotional, BY JOHN GUNTHER coach Adam Whitlatch said one topped Bruce Balcita 8-4 at 165 pounds. year,” Texas coach Jerritt mental thing. They worked The World wrestler was unavailable and the team is The success was a sign of the overall Elliott said.“I felt like in 2009 real hard. That’s the hardest still looking for a grappler to fill the quality of the Lakers’ squad, said we had a great shot, in 2010 thing to work on in sport.” COOS BAY — In Zach Martin’s eyes, other spot. Bullock, a freshman from Milton- we overachieved to get here Oregon ended up winning everything the Southwestern Oregon Pacific also got a pin by Chris Daylin Freewater. and we created standards that most statistical areas as a Community College wrestling team Ruggiero over former Reedsport stand- “A lot of people underestimate us are great to be a part of. result. The Ducks topped the does this time of year is gearing the out Anthony Halstead in the 125-pound because we’re so young,”Bullock said. “This team is in a good Nittany Lions in kills (63-52), team up for the regional tournament bout. Whitlatch said while the Lakers won spot right now, I like the digs (80-67) and posted six and the NJCAA national meet. The Lakers led 22-18 going into the six contested matches, they didn’t nec- mentality. For them to go out service aces and just one error. So in the big picture, it wasn’t neces- final match, between SWOCC’s Tyler essarily wrestle the best in them, partly and win would mean so much Three Oregon players had sarily a bad thing that the Lakers lost Strenke and Pacific’s Chris Harlin at 174 because of a lack of quality practice to me, just knowing how hard double-doubles including 24-22 to visiting Pacific in a dual meet pounds. The match was tied 2-2 with time and busy recent schedule. they went out and worked. ... Liz Brenner (17 kills, 17 digs), Thursday at the SWOCC Rec Center. only seconds remaining in the first “I think they’re ready for a little We are going to see some Katherine Fischer (16, 12) and Martin’s match at 157 pounds was round when Strenke suffered an injury break,” Whitlatch said, referring to a adversity tomorrow, but we Alaina Bergsma (16, 15), who one of the best of the day. He battled and was unable to continue. holiday break for the squad that started are going to face it and do the selected the national player Dillon Ford to a scoreless draw through The injury forfeit gave the Boxers six after Thursday’s match. things that we have done the of the year Friday by the the full three periods and the first two points and a 24-22 win in the match. As a team, the Lakers now have lost last half of the season.” American Volleyball Coaches portions of overtime — a total of 90 “Giving up two matches off the four duals and won one against For the Longhorns, that Association. more seconds. Martin started in the start, it’s hard to win dual meets,” Highline. means plenty of hitting. “The great thing about down position for the final 30-second Whitlatch said. Aside from a blowout loss to top- Offense made the differ- Thursday night is that we period of the first overtime and scored a The Lakers came close with a series ranked North Idaho, the Lakers have ence in Texas’ five-set victo- weren’t at our best and really reversal just before the buzzer to take a of victories. been close in each match. ry over unseeded Michigan. didn’t play very well,” said 2-0 win over Ford. The first match was the heavyweight They lost 32-22 to No. 3 Clackamas The Longhorns dominated setter Haley Jacob, who had “It’s good to wrestle matches like bout, which SWOCC’s Tyler Woolridge when the Cougars won the final two the first set before dropping 20 digs. “There were a lot of that before nationals,” Martin said. dominated from the start, ultimately bouts by pin. the next two, then reclaimed things that we could have “When you get to nationals, all the winning 17-5. And SWOCC fell to Northwest their rhythm to easily win the done much better. If we do matches are like that.” After Halstead’s match, Gold Beach , another ranked team, by a fourth and control the fifth. those things much better, Martin knows from first-hand expe- twins Kyle and Quinn Johnston each 24-21 margin when the Lakers dropped Elliott’s adjustments that’s what we need to carry rience, having qualified for the national won close bouts. Kyle beat Eric Harder the final match in overtime. while the Longhorns trailed over into tomorrow’s game.” tournament two seasons ago before red 13-10 at 133 pounds and Quinn edged Unfortunately, the addition of also paid off against the The late finish of Thursday’s shirting last year. Ryan Baxter 3-1 at 141. Northwest Wyoming and Western Wolverines, especially after match didn’t allow Oregon Martin was one of six Lakers to win Ryan Bullock followed with a first- Wyoming has made the region even junior outside hitter Bailey much time to celebrate beating their matches Thursday. Unfortunately, round pin over Allin Franco at 149 tougher, Whitlatch said. Webster re-entered in the Penn State, which Moore con- the team gave up both the 184-pound pounds. “If we can place fourth in our region, fourth set. sidered a good thing. While this and 197-pound matches by forfeit — After Martin’s win, Payton Moore that’s pretty good,”he said. “Mainly, it was focusing has been the Ducks’ most suc- on our side of the net and cessful season by far, they’re trying to play Texas volley- still a match away from achiev- pinned her. Katy Dawson, ball,” Webster said. “We had ing the destiny they’ve always LAKERS who was fifth at nationals, to know that we could play dreamed of. From Page B1 lost two rounds to Ozaki. the same way we did in the “We just need to play,” But Workman said the first game.” Moore said. “We have to take “Each year, we are grow- team is heading in the right Texas has won its last five all the things they throw at us ing, which is really good,” direction and should peak at matches and now gets a and do what we’ve done all Icalia said. the right time. chance to atone for that 2009 year long, which is playing Interest in the team has “I know we can do it final that slipped from their our opponent. increased by word of mouth again,” she said of winning grasp. “We will defend them in and because of its accom- the collegiate title. “That was “Being here for the third the way we feel is the best plishment last winter, he pretty cool. It was a good end time and not being able to way to defend them. We’ll said. to the season.” finish it off with a title has attack them in a way we feel Plus, female wrestlers There are two sanctioning been kind of devastating,” is the best way to attack them Sha’Dare McNeal said. and we’ll play hard. When know “that there is a school By Alysha Beck, The World organizations for women’s in Oregon where they can go,” college wrestling. In addition “Winning it in my senior year the match is over, we’ll see SWOCC’s Katy Dawson faces off against Pacific’s Jodi Ozaki during the would be awesome.” what happens.” he said. 123-pound weight class Thursday. to the collegiate champi- Pacific and SWOCC are onships, there also is a the only two colleges in ond, against Mabel Flores, though girls wrestling is big freestyle national champi- Oregon that offer women’s was stretched to three in Washington, and said she onships. PIRATES point range. wrestling programs, and rounds. Todd won the first loves the team aspect of the Icalia said the Lakers will “They found our weak- there are few on the West and third rounds to take the Lakers. send wrestlers to both From Page B1 nesses at times,”Bryant said. Coast. match. “This is the biggest team national tournaments. “We had some opportunities That makes SWOCC an “I did so many mistakes, I’ve ever been on,” she said. Thursday’s match was a “We need to have bal- that we need to capitalize, attractive option for women. which I regret,” she said of “At home, I was the only girl positive sign. anced scoring if we’re going some 3-on-1s. And that’s in Freshman Katryna Todd the second match. But she who made it to state.” The Lakers also got wins to have success this year,”he our control.” arrived on campus this fall also acknowledged inexperi- A few of the wrestlers by Caroline Crawford, who said. Marshfield has now lost from Federal Way,Wash.,and ence at the freestyle format from last year’s champi- beat Arquette by winning In addition to Martin’s 17 three straight against tough Workman is from Kelso, that the women use. onship team returned to the two rounds, and Haylee points, Julia Smith had seven teams, after going 3-0 to Wash. “I’ve learned a lot from Lakers this fall. Rabenstein, who pinned points and four Spartans had start the season. The Pirates Todd had two matches this team,” she said. “This is Biri Mendoza, who won Arquette. five points, including Krier, will try to get back on the Thursday — Pacific only only my third year doing the national title for her “We did well,”Icalia said. who pulled down 10 winning track on the road at brought three women. Todd freestyle.” weight class, lost her match “We’re improving. Each rebounds. Marist shot 17- Class 4A Cottage Grove on pinned Liana Arquette in Todd was from a small Thursday when Flores match we have, I’ve seen for-43 (39 percent) from the Tuesday and at Churchill on her first match, but her sec- high school program, even caught her on her back and improvement with the girls.” field and made 6 of 21 from 3- Friday in a league matchup.

for North Valley, and JJ two-game losing streak in overtake the Panthers. Myrtle Point 52, Riddle Braves, finishing with six RECAP Chirnside added 14 points. the opening round of the Eliza Lander scored 14 26: The Bobcats blasted points. From Page B1 For Gold Beach, Garrett Winter Lake Classic. points to lead the Panthers, Riddle at home, outscoring Reedsport fell to Phoenix Litterell scored 15 points and Coquille led 26-14 after and Jessica Young added 11. the Irish 19-8 in the first 40-20 in the semifinals on Seath Brown had 17 points Dustin Carter added 14. the first quarter, but scored For North Valley, Kenzie quarter. Friday. for Riddle. just 10 points over the next Schmoll scored 19 points. “We came out and we The Braves managed just Coquille 71, Yoncalla Thursday two, as Yoncalla rallied to Newport 55, North played pretty tough defense, five points in the second half. 18: The Red Devils crushed Triangle Lake 56, take a 44-36 lead into the Bend 50, OT: The Bulldogs created some turnovers,”said Kayla Doane scored 12 to lead the Eagles in the opening Pacific 42: Tyler Cline had fourth. But the Red Devils rallied from 12 points down in Myrtle Point coach Marty Reedsport, while Baylee round of the Winter Lake 16 points and Ethan Cline limited the Eagles to three the fourth quarter to force Stallard. “We didn’t shoot Toney had 13 points for the Classic. added 15, but Triangle Lake points in the quarter and overtime, but the host Cubs the ball real well.” Pirates. Caleb Owens scored 20 held off the Pirates in a match came from behind to advance prevailed in their nonleague Caitlyn Robison led the Siuslaw 43, Stayton 39: points, while Larry Bowen played at Siuslaw High to tonight’s championship game Friday. Bobcats with 22 points, and Ashlee Cole had 16 points added 11 and Drew Piburn 10 School in Florence. Chase game against Gold Beach. Britni Ring had 14 points, Morgan Newton added and Alexandra Dodson added for the Red Devils, who meet Parker had 22 points for the Taylor GeDeros had 22 Shalah Collicott and seven. 11 as the Vikings beat the North Valley in the champi- Lakers. points, seven steals, seven Madison Spence added 13 Myrtle Point will host Eagles in the opening round onship game of the tourna- Cascade 70, Siuslaw assists and five rebounds to each and Cherise Kirkpatrick Class 4A Brookings-Harbor of the Junction City/Cottage ment today. 65: The Cougars beat the lead the Red Devils and scored 10 for the Bulldogs. on Tuesday before hosting Grove Holiday Tournament. Will Shaw had 10 points Vikings in the opening round Maddy Grant had 14 points Collicott scored 11 of her the Myrtle Point tournament Siuslaw scored 18 points in to lead Yoncalla, which meets of the Junction City/Cottage and 11 rebounds. Jessica points in the fourth quarter next Friday and Saturday. the fourth quarter and hit four Gold Beach in the consola- Grove Holiday Tournament. McElravey hit two key free and overtime and Spence had of five free throws in the clos- tion game. Siuslaw made a furious throws late to help fend off a great game on offense and Thursday ing moments to seal the win. North Valley 67, Gold comeback attempt after being the Eagles. defense, North Bend coach Reedsport 36, Rogue The Vikings fell to Beach 35: The Knights down 18 entering the fourth, Tabitha Shaw had 13 Mike Forrester said. River 24: The Braves got 15 Junction City 40-21 in the blasted the Panthers on the but came up short. Jake points and Brianne Joslyn The Bulldogs also got a big points from both Madi semifinals on Friday. first day of the Winter Lake Thompson had 20 points and added 12 for Yoncalla. lift defensively from fresh- Richardson and Kayla Doane Triangle Lake 62, Classic. Sam Johnson and John Dodson Gold Beach 48, North man McKenzie Edwards, who and beat the Chieftains in the Pacific 43: Kiana Brown had North Valley held a 31-22 combined for 24 more. Valley 42: The Panthers was entrusted with guarding opening round of the 37 points to lead Triangle lead at halftime, and added to opened the Winter Lake Newport star Jasmine Phoenix Invitational. Lake to the win at Siusalw that by outscoring Gold Beach GIRLS BASKETBALL Classic with a narrow win. Wagner in the fourth quarter Richardson also hit three High School. Hannah 20-6 in the third quarter. Coquille 54, Yoncalla North Valley outscored and overtime and limited her 3-pointers for the Braves. Fortune had 24 points and Cameron Lyon and Wyatt 47: The Red Devils rallied in Gold Beach 17-13 in the to seven points after she had Alex Glover was the only Riley Engdahl added 11 for McCue both scored 16 points the fourth quarter to snap a fourth quarter, but couldn’t scored 17 earlier in the game. other player to score for the Pacific. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday, December 15,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Thunder’s win La Tech streak reaches 10 chooses

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS points for the Nets, scoring their final five in the second Holtz OKLAHOMA CITY — extra period. Kevin Durant scored 31 Brandon Knight scored 22 RUSTON, La. (AP) — Skip points, Serge Ibaka added 18 points for the Pistons. Holtz wasn’t without a head points and 11 rebounds and Rockets 101, Celtics 89: coaching job for long. the James Harden scored 21 He was introduced as beat the Sacramento Kings points to help the Rockets get Tech’s new coach 113-103 on Friday night for the win. Paul Pierce led Friday, less than two weeks their 10th straight win. Boston with 18 points after after he was fired by South It’s the franchise’s longest scoring a season-high 34 in Florida . winning streak since the Celtics’ double-overtime Holtz replaces Sonny November 1996, when it won win at Dallas on Wednesday. Dykes, who left to accept the 11 in a row as the Seattle Nuggets 99, Grizzlies head coaching job at SuperSonics. 94: Andre Miller scored each California last week. The Kings didn’t go away of his 18 points in the second Louisiana Tech went 9-3 easily, closing to 103-98 after half, including four free under Dykes this season, with trailing by as many as 24 in throws in the final 10.2 sec- a potent offense that averaged the fourth quarter. Isaiah onds, and Denver got the win 51 points and 578 yards per Thomas scored all 26 of his against slumping Memphis. The Associated Press game, but was surprisingly 1 points in the final 13⁄2 min- had 21 points Oklahoma City Thunder forward Serge Ibaka and forward Nick Collison, left, and Sacramento Kings forward left without a bowl bid after utes. He had four 3-pointers, for Memphis. Chuck Hayes reach for a loose ball Friday. balking at an early invitation a layup and a jumper during a Pacers 96, 76ers 85: to the Independence Bowl. 23-4 comeback attempt by Paul George scored 28 points Bucks 90, Cavaliers Hornets 102: Nikola Spurs their second straight “I am tremendously Sacramento. and George Hill had a triple- 86: Monta Ellis scored a Pekovic scored a season-high loss. excited for the opportunity to Thunder coach Scott double to lead the Pacers past season-high 33 points and 31 points and won The Spurs, who have lost build on what coach Dykes Brooks had already emptied the short-handed 76ers. the Bucks picked up their its third straight game. only six games this season, started and to lead this great his bench, but ended up call- Evan Turner scored 20 fourth consecutive victory. Hornets rookie Austin trailed by as many as 12 team forward,” Holtz said. ing timeout to put starters points for the 76ers. Kyrie Irving scored 26 Rivers had a career-high 27 points in the second half but “This is a football program back in and hold off the Kings. Lakers 102, Wizards points for Cleveland. points. Manu Ginobili’s layup cut the with outstanding student Tyreke Evans had 21 96: Bryant scored 30 Raptors 95, Mavericks Suns 99, Jazz 84: Jared deficit to 89-85. J.J. Hickson athletes, a history of winning points and Jason Thompson points and the Lakers 74: Linas Kleiza scored 12 of Dudley had a season-high 22 answered for the Blazers with and optimism in the future.” finished with 15 for snapped a four-game losing his 20 points in the fourth points for Phoenix. a running hook that made it The 48-year-old Holtz is Sacramento, which was out- streak. Cartier Martin scored quarter and Toronto snapped Al Jefferson had 14 points 91-85 with 2:36 left. the son of Hall of Fame coach rebounded 43-29. a season-high 21 points for a six-game losing streak. and 11 rebounds for the Jazz. Danny Green hit a 3- Lou Holtz, who is known Nets 107, Pistons 105, 2 Washington. Dallas went 0 for 13 from 3- pointer to pull the Spurs most for his long and suc- OT: Joe Johnson made a Magic 99, Warriors 85: point range, coming up empty Thursday closer again, but Portland cessful stint at Notre Dame. jumper from just inside the J.J. Redick had 16 points to for the first time since February Blazers 98, Spurs 90: clung to the lead and Nicolas The younger Holtz is arc as time expired in the help Orlando hold on for the 1999. Its stretch of 1,108 games Rookie guard Damian Lillard Batum — who has been both- coming off a 3-9 2012 cam- second overtime, giving win Stephen Curry led had been the longest active had a career-high 29 points ered by a sore back — made a paign at South Florida, where Brooklyn the victory. Golden State with 25 points streak in the NBA. and the 3 that gave Portland a 96-90 he was 16-21 in three sea- Johnson finished with 28 and David Lee had 24. Timberwolves 113, handed the San Antonio advantage with 1:08 left. sons. Scoreboard

Davisson 12, Zach Barker 9, Wyatt Cunningham Backstroke — 1. Derek Miller, Mar, 1:15.56; 3. Dallas 7 6 0 .538 300 314 Sun Bowl Today’s Games On The Air 8, Drew Matthews 7, Hamilton Mateski 7, Cam Victor Lahr, Mar, 1:28.28; 5. George Hill, Mar, Philadelphia 4 10 0 .286 253 375 At El Paso, Texas Golden State at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Lucero 5, Zach Wallace. 1:40.36. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Spencer Fromm, South W L T Pct PF PA Tech (6-7) vs. Southern Cal (7-5), 11 a.m. Cleveland at New York, 4:30 p.m. Today Myrtle Point 86, Riddle 41 Mar, 1:20.990; 4. Caleb Kyllo, Mar, 1:30.44; 6. y-Atlanta 11 2 0 .846 337 259 (CBS) Orlando at Charlotte, 4:30 p.m. College Football — Bowl, Arizona Riddle 8 7 11 15 — 41 Lane Koster, Mar, 1:47.00. 400 Freestyle Relay — Tampa Bay 6 7 0 .462 354 308 Liberty Bowl at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. vs. , 10 a.m., ESPN; NCAA Division II final, Myrtle Point 20 34 23 9 — 86 1. North Eugene, 4:00.41; 2. Marshfield (Spencer New Orleans 5 8 0 .385 348 379 At Memphis, Tenn. Washington at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Valdosta State vs. Winston-Salem State, 10 a.m., RIDDLE (41): Seath Brown 17, Erik Rogers 10, Fromm, Wesley Bauer, Bill Fields, Elias Mendez), Carolina 4 9 0 .308 265 312 Iowa State (6-6) vs. Tulsa (10-3), 12:30 p.m. Brooklyn at Chicago, 5 p.m. ESPN2; Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, Toledo vs. Cliff Brown 4, Tristen Exceen 4, Dakota Lee 4, JR 4:01.33; 3. Marshfield (Caydn Lofton, Brogan North W L T Pct PF PA (ESPN) Dallas at Minnesota, 5 p.m. State, 1:30 p.m., ESPN. Maglinao 2, Brock Daubney, Justyn Schmidt, Bracelin, Zaq Carroll, Derek Miller), 4:35.14. Green Bay 9 4 0 .692 323 279 Chick-fil-A Bowl Boston at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Men’s College Basketball — Butler vs. Indiana, 11 Michael Schuyler. GIRLS Chicago 8 5 0 .615 308 219 At Atlanta L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. a.m., CBS; Louisville at Memphis, 11:30 a.m., Root MYRTLE POINT (86): Matt Newton 22, Kyle Marshfield 117, North Eugene 56 Minnesota 7 6 0 .538 283 286 LSU (10-2) vs. Clemson (10-2), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) Memphis at Utah, 6 p.m. Sports; Notre Dame vs. Purdue, 1:30 p.m., ESPN2; Seals 20, Brad Larsen 11, Taylor Fischer 8, 200 Medley Relay — 1. Marshfield (Bridget Detroit 4 9 0 .308 320 342 Tuesday, Jan. 1 Sunday’s Games Nebraska at Oregon, 1:30 p.m., Root Sports; Cooper Stateler 8, Thomas Nathan 6, Trenton McCarthy, Kayla Sparkman, Alyssa Hedgpeth, West W L T Pct PF PA Heart of Dallas Bowl Houston at Toronto, 10 a.m. Michigan vs. , 5 p.m., ESPN; Phillips 5, Kenden Findley 4, Billy Strain 2, Kelley Elyse Trendell), 2:07.86; 3. Marshfield (Jodi San Francisco 9 3 1 .731 316 184 At Dallas Denver at Sacramento, 3 p.m. State at Gonzaga, 6 p.m., ESPN2; Florida at Arizona Kaffey, Tristan Mussatti. Mork, Cheyene McNeely, Brittany Banks, Asha Seattle 8 5 0 .615 300 202 Purdue (6-6) vs. Oklahoma State (7-5), 9 a.m. L.A. Lakers at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. 7 p.m., ESPN. Huffman), 2:23.43. 200 Freestyle — 1. Elyse St. Louis 6 6 1 .500 236 279 (ESPNU) New Orleans at Portland, 6 p.m. NBA Basketball — Brooklyn at Chicago, 5 p.m., GIRLS Trendell, Mar, 2:19.49; 2. Dominique Randle, Mar, Arizona 4 9 0 .308 186 292 Gator Bowl WGN. Midwestern League 2:26.01; 5. Jane Suppes, Mar, 2:50.29. 200 x-clinched playoff spot At Jacksonville, Fla. Transactions Individual Medley — 1. Alyssa Hedgpeth, Mar, y-clinched division College Volleyball — NCAA final, 4 p.m., ESPN2. Marist 49, Marshfield 41 State (8-4) vs. Northwestern (9-3), 9 Women’s Soccer — China vs. U.S. national team, 2:30.55; 4. Kaitlyn James, Mar, 2:25.05; 6. Thursday Marist 12 13 7 17 — 49 a.m. (ESPN2) BASEBALL 4 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Cheyenne McNeely, Mar, 2:59.36. 50 Freestyle — Cincinnati 34, Philadelphia 13 Marshfield 8 9 915—41 Capital One Bowl American League Golf — Father-Son Challenge, 1 p.m., NBC; Alfred 1. Kayla Sparkman, Mar, 28.28; 3. Jodi Mork, Mar, Sunday, Dec. 16 MARIST (49): Delanee Martin 17, Julia Smith 7, At Orlando, Fla. BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Named Bobby Dunhill Championship, 2:30 a.m., Golf Channel; 29.42; 4. Asha Huffman, Mar, 29.70. 100 Green Bay at Chicago, 10 a.m. Morgan Silver 5, Kassi McCabe 5, Kriscia Rivas 5, Georgia (11-2) vs. Nebraska (10-3), 10 a.m. (TBA) Dickerson third base coach. Agreed to terms Australian PGA Championship, 5 p.m., Golf Butterfly — 1. Brittany Banks, Mar, 1:21.15; 3. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 10 a.m. Dani Krier 5, Grace Harrison 3, Annie Yates 2, with OF Nate McLouth on a one-year contract. Channel. Kaitlyn James, Mar, 1:28.42; 4. Cheyenne Minnesota at St. Louis, 10 a.m. Outback Bowl Tiffany McLean, Karson Silver, Kim Knudtson. BOSTON RED SOX—Agreed to terms with OF Sunday, Dec. 16 McNeely, Mar, 1:31.85. 100 Freestyle — 1. Elyse Indianapolis at Houston, 10 a.m. At Tampa, Fla. MARSHFIELD (41): Abby Thrall 13, Peyton Shane Victorino on a three-year contract. NFL Football — Denver at Baltimore, 10 a.m., Trendell, Mar, 1:02.27; 3. Asha Huffman, Mar, N.Y. Giants at Atlanta, 10 a.m. (10-2) vs. Michigan (8-4), 10 a.m. Babb 13, Jade Chavez 4, Katelynn Rossback 4, KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Agreed to terms with CBS; Pittsburgh at Dallas, 1 p.m., CBS; Buffalo at 1:07.62; 5. Dominique Randle, Mar, 1:09.77. 500 Washington at Cleveland, 10 a.m. (ESPN) Tracee Scott 3, Jasmine Meline 2, Chelsea Pettett OF Xavier Nady on a minor league contract. Seattle, 1 p.m., Fox; San Francisco at New Freestyle — 1. Bridget McCarthy, Mar, 5:43.03; 2. Jacksonville at Miami, 10 a.m. Rose Bowl 2, Kristin Mayer, Baily Garrett. MINNESOTA TWINS—Agreed to terms with RHP England, 5:20 p.m., NBC. Kayla Sparkman, Mar, 6:08.70; 5. Hannah Denver at Baltimore, 10 a.m. At Pasadena, Calif. Kevin Correia on a two-year contract. Women’s College Basketball — at Winter Lake Classic Delgado, Mar, 6:54.77. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Carolina at San Diego, 1:05 p.m. Stanford (11-2) vs. (8-5), 2 p.m. (ESPN) NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms Texas, 11 a.m., Root Sports. Coquille 54, Yoncalla 47 Marshfield (Dominique Randle, Alyssa Detroit at Arizona, 1:05 p.m. Orange Bowl with INF Kevin Youkilis on a one-year con- Golf — Father-Son Challenge, noon, NBC; Alfred Yoncalla 14 15 15 3 — 47 Hedgpeth, Jodi Mork, Brittany Banks), 2:02.29. Seattle vs. Buffalo at Toronto, 1:05 p.m. At Miami tract. Designated LHP Josh Spence for Dunhill Championship, 2:30 a.m., Golf Channel. Coquille 26 6 4 18 — 54 100 Backstroke — 1. Jodi Mork, Mar, 1:17.84; 3. Kansas City at Oakland, 1:25 p.m. Northern (12-1) vs. Florida State (11-2), assignment. Bowling — PBA World Series Alka Seltzer Plus YONCALLA (47): Tabitha Shaw 13, Brianne Brittany Banks, Mar, 1:19.53; 4. Jane Suppes, Pittsburgh at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) TEXAS RANGERS—Announced C Konrad Cold Cheetah Championship, 10 a.m., ESPN. Joslyn 12, Salista Williams 8, Brandi Joslyn 6, Mar, 1:24.48. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Bridget San Francisco at New England, 5:20 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2 Schmidt cleared waivers and was assigned out- Billiards — WPBA Tour Championship, 10:30 Karen Wickman 6, Sonya Walker 2, Emily McCarthy, Mar, 1:16.60; 2. Alyssa Hedgpeth, Mar, Monday, Dec. 17 Sugar Bowl right to Round Rock (PCL). 1:20.73; 3. McKenzie Vick, Mar, 1:33.73. 400 a.m., ESPN2. Wickman. N.Y. Jets at Tennessee, 5:30 p.m. At New Orleans National League Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield (Bridget Monday, Dec. 17 COQUILLE (54): Taylor GeDeros 22, Maddy Florida (11-1) vs. Louisville (10-2), 5:30 p.m. CINCINNATI REDS—Agreed to terms with INF McCarthy, Elyse Trendell, Kayla Sparkman, Asha NFL Football — New York Jets at Tennessee, Grant 14, Emily Lack 8, Kaitlyn Hyatt 5, Makala (ESPN) Jack Hannahan on a two-year contract. Huffman), 4:16.96; 3. Marshfield (Cheyenne 5:30 p.m., ESPN. Edgar 2, Jessica McElravey 2, Mikayla Schepp 1, College Football Thursday, Jan. 3 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Agreed to terms McNeely, McKenzie Vick, Kassy Freerkson, Nicole Romine, Hannah Royal, Bayli Fiesta Bowl with INF Andres Blanco, INF Josh Fields, LHP Kaitlyn James), 5:13.40. Waddington. Bowl Schedule At Glendale, Ariz. Cesar Jimenez, C Steven Lerud, OF Jermaine Local Schedule Kansas State (11-1) vs. Oregon (11-1), 5:30 p.m. Gold Beach 48, North Valley 42 Newport Invitational Today Michell, INF/OF Michael Martinez, RHP Zach BOYS (ESPN) Today North Valley 8 7 10 17 — 42 New Mexico Bowl Miner, INF/OF Pete Orr and C Humberto Team Scores: Rainier 237, Newport 228, Friday, Jan. 4 High School Boys Basketball — Bandon at Gold Beach 8 9 18 13 — 48 Nevada (7-5) vs. Arizona (7-5), 10 a.m. (ESPN) Quintero on minor league contracts. Tillamook 170, Phoenix 162, Astoria 145, North Cotton Bowl Santiam Christian, 6:30 p.m.; Oakland at Pacific, NORTH VALLEY (42): Kenzie Schmoll 19, Lexi Famous Idaho Potato Bowl SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Agreed to terms Bend 133, Taft 121, Cascade 88. At Arlington, Texas 7:30 p.m.; Siuslaw in Junction City/Cottage Pittman 9, Kylie McElheran 6, Mikala Mohr 4, At Boise, Idaho with OF Andres Torres on a one-year contract Grove Holiday Tournament, TBA; Winter Lake 200 Medley Relay — 1. Newport, 1:50.92. 200 Texas A&M (10-2) vs. Oklahoma (10-2), 5 p.m. and RHP Chad Gaudin on a minor league con- Kasey Werner 2, Hailey Colangeli, Alexis Scott, Freestyle — 1. Nick Janda, Ast, 2:04.06; 3. Amedee Toledo (9-3) vs. Utah State (10-2), 1:30 p.m. (FOX) Classic at Coquille: Consolation game at 3:45 Amber DeChenne, Mikayla Dart. (ESPN) tract. p.m. and championship game at 7 p.m. Kirkpatrick, NB, 2:10.67; 7. James Jordan, NB, Saturday, Jan. 5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Agreed to terms with GOLD BEACH (48): Eliza Lander 14, Jessica 2:18.91. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Karl Stuntzner- Thursday, Dec. 20 BBVA Compass Bowl High School Girls Basketball — Bandon at Young 11, Hailey Timeus 8, Mikala Stone 7, Poinsettia Bowl INF Ty Wigginton on a two-year contract. Santiam Christian, 5 p.m.; Oakland at Pacific, 6 Gibson, NB, 2:09.10. 50 Freestyle — 1. Jake At Birmingham, Ala. BASKETBALL Morrigan Clifford 6, Lacy Lang 2, Savanah Feigert, Rai, 23.14; 4. Noah Langlie, NB, 26.13. 100 At San Diego Pittsburgh (6-6) vs. Mississippi (6-6), 10 a.m. p.m.; Siuslaw in Junction City/Cottage Grove Rucker, Clara Herbage, Sadie Allen. San Diego St. (9-3) vs. BYU (7-5), 5 p.m. (ESPN) National Basketball Association Holiday Tournament, TBA; Reedsport at Phoenix Butterfly — 1. Austin Turner, New, 56.90; 2. Karl (ESPN) HOUSTON ROCKETS—Reassigned F Terrence Friday, Dec. 21 Sunday, Jan. 6 Invitational, TBA; Winter Lake Classic at Nonleague Stuntzner-Gibson, NB, 59.65. 100 Freestyle — 1. Jones and F-C Donatas Motiejunas to Rio Grande St. Petersburg (Fla.) Bowl GoDaddy.com Bowl Coquille: Consolation game at 2 p.m., champi- Jade Feigert, Rai, 50.76; 5. Noah Langlie, NB, Valley (NBADL). Newport 55, North Bend 50 Ball State (9-3) vs. UCF (9-4), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) At Mobile, Ala. onship game at 5:30 p.m. 57.75. 500 Freestyle — 1. Nick Janda, Ast, 5:39.80; NBA Development League North Bend 13 6 7 18 6 — 50 Saturday, Dec. 22 Kent State (11-2) vs. State (9-3), 6 p.m. High School Wrestling — North Bend, Gold 5. Galen Wash, NB, 6:38.70. 200 Freestyle Relay — IDAHO STAMPEDE—Announced F Victor Claver Newport 13 8 11 12 11 — 55 New Orleans Bowl (ESPN) Beach, Reedsport at Grants Pass invitational, TBA. 1. Rainier, 1:41.74; 2. North Bend (Noah Langlie, and F Joel Freeland were assigned to the team NORTH BEND (50): Britni Ring 14, Shalah East Carolina (8-4) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (7-4), Monday, Jan. 7 Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Treasure Amedee Kirkpatrick, James Jordan, Karl from Portland (NBA). Collicott 13, Madison Spence 13, Cherise 9 a.m. (ESPN) BCS National Championship Valley Crossover, TBA. Stuntzner-Gibson), 1:42.90. 100 Backstroke — 1. FOOTBALL Kirkpatrick 10, Emma Powley, McKenzie Las Vegas Bowl At Miami Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Austin Turner, New, 56.13; 7. Amedee Kirkpatrick, Edwards, Rachel Oman, Jasmine Barker. Boise State (10-2) vs. Washington (7-5), 12:30 Notre Dame (12-0) vs. (12-1), 5:30 p.m. Columbia Basin Crossover TBA. NB, 1:13.67. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Tyson Griffith, CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed DL Kendrick NEWPORT (55): Jasmine Wagner 24, Katie p.m. (ESPN) (ESPN) Sunday, Dec. 16 Rai, 1:12.40. 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Newport, Adams to the practice squad. Losier 11, Kacie Hargett 9, Brianna Thompson 6, 3:39.73; 2. North Bend (Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, Monday, Dec. 24 Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Treasure Megan Schones 4, Matlyn Miller 1, Adri Ashard, GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed LB Vic So’oto to Amedee Kirkpatrick, James Jordan, Noah Hawaii Bowl the practice squad. Valley Crossover, TBA. Krysta Henderson, Jeana Laverdure, Sophia SMU (6-6) vs. Fresno State (9-3), 5 p.m. (ESPN) Pro Basketball Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Langlie), 3:51.53. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Waived WR Kevin Sandolo. GIRLS Wednesday, Dec. 26 Columbia Basin Crossover TBA. NBA Elliott. Signed OL Austin Pasztor from the prac- Myrtle Point 52, Riddle 26 Team Scores: Taft 242, North Bend 218, Little Caesars Pizza Bowl Monday, Dec. 17 EASTERN CONFERENCE tice squad. Signed WR Jerrell Jackson to the Riddle 8 5 3 10 — 26 At Detroit Phoenix 201, Tillamook 193, Astoria 149, Cascade Atlantic Division W L Pct GB practice squad. No local events scheduled. Myrtle Point 19 12 12 9 — 52 Central Michigan (6-6) vs. Western (7- 111, Newport 108, Rainier 44. New York 17 5 .773 — TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Signed G/T Derek RIDDLE (26): Serda 7, McNeil 7, Linton 5, 200 Medley Relay — 5), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) 1. North Bend (Madysen Brooklyn 13 9 .591 4 Hardman. Released G Hayworth Hicks. Kramer 4, Chandler 2, Maller 1, Brown, Smith, Thursday, Dec. 27 High School Results Hannah, Cassie Dallas, Alyssa Bennett, Galen Boston 12 10 .545 5 TENNESSEE TITANS—Signed TE Brandon Liechner. Wash), 2:03.12. 200 Freestyle — 1. Cassie Dallas, Military Bowl 1 Philadelphia 12 11 .522 5⁄2 Barden from the practice squad. Signed S Suaesi BASKETBALL MYRTLE POINT (52): Caitlyn Robison 22, NB, 2:04.20. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Alyssa At Washington Tuimaunei to the practice squad. Bowling Green (8-4) vs. San Jose State (10-2), Toronto 5 19 .208 13 BOYS Morgan Newton 7, Nicole Seals 4, Daysha Bennett, NB, 2:33.60; 10. Mayleigh Workman, Southeast Division W L Pct GB SOCCER 3:37.20. 50 Freestyle — 1. Kylee Burks, , noon (ESPN) Midwestern League Stidham 4, Chelsie Fandel 4, Kirsten Canaday 2, Miami 14 6 .700 — Major League Soccer 27.50; 7. Kimi Haruyama, NB, 30.60. 100 Bethany Meyer 2, Grace Hermann 2, MacKenzie Belk Bowl Atlanta 14 6 .700 — COLUMBUS CREW—Agreed to terms with MF Marist 55, Marshfield 27 Butterfly — 1. Alyssa Bennett, NB, 1:05.73. 100 Findley 2, Alex Miller 2, Kayley Leslie 1, Kenzie At Charlotte, N.C. Orlando 9 13 .409 6 Wil Trapp. Marshfield 11 6 4 6 — 27 Freestyle — 1. Alyssa Taylor, New, 1:00.34; 5. Hitner, Karissa Henshaw. Duke (6-6) vs. Cincinnati (9-3), 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Charlotte 7 15 .318 8 LA GALAXY—Traded their 2013 first round MLS Marist 11 20 8 15 — 55 Madysen Hannah, NB, 1:08.17; 10. Kimi Thursday Holiday Bowl Washington 3 17 .150 11 supplemental pick, international roster slot for MARSHFIELD (27): Matt Woods 15, Hunter 500 Freestyle — Haruyama, NB, 1:12.19. 500 Freestyle — 1. At San Diego Central Division W L Pct GB the 2013 season and the No. 19 pick in the Re- Olson 4, Justin Cooper 3, Jake Miles 3, Tre Burton Reedsport 36, Rogue River 24 Marlee Garding, Taf, 5:52.00; 6. Galen Wash, NB, Baylor (7-5) vs. UCLA (9-4), 6:45 p.m. (ESPN) Milwaukee 12 9 .571 — entry draft to Chivas USA for the No. 2 pick in 2, Rylee Trendell, Howerton, Ty Bunnell, Jose Rogue River 10 4 5 5 — 24 6:38.70. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Tillamook, Friday, Dec. 28 Chicago 12 9 .571 — the Re-entry draft. Traded F Edson Buddle to Torres, Daylen Boler. Reedsport 15 11 4 6 — 36 1:58.00; 6. North Bend (Madysen Hannah, Kimi Independence Bowl Indiana 12 11 .522 1 Colorado for allocation money and a 2013 first- MARIST (55): Josh Harper 15, Ben Fusek 8, ROGUE RIVER (24): Makenzie Smith 11, Emily Haruyama, Desiree Adams, Mayleigh Workman), Kamerun Smith 8, Chandler Potter 6, Tyler Roldan 7, Anjelica Pamplona 4, Taylor Lamar 2, At Shreveport, La. Detroit 7 18 .280 7 round MLS supplemental draft. 2:12.49. 100 Backstroke — 1. Cassie Dallas, NB, 1 Louisiana-Monroe (8-4) vs. (8-4), 11 a.m. Cleveland 5 19 .208 8⁄2 NEW YORK RED BULLS—Released D Rafa Dennis 4, Gavin Doremus 4, Austin Owen 3, Skye Downhill, Larissa Hamilton, Hailey Lamar, 1:06.55; 3. Madysen Hannah, NB, 1:13.19; 10. (ESPN) WESTERN CONFERENCE Marquez. Jonah Saraceno 3, Mak Hutson 2, Nick Mack 2. Irenna Stiebes, Keelie Worthington. Mayleigh Workman, NB, 1:37.49. 100 Russell Athletic Bowl Southwest Division W L Pct GB SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC—Re-signed D Jhon REEDSPORT (36): Kayla Doane 15, Madi Breaststroke — 1. Lauren Speaks, Pho, 1:14.00; 5. Winter Lake Classic At Orlando, Fla. San Antonio 18 6 .750 — Kennedy Hurtado and D Patrick Ianni. Richardson 15, Alex Glover 6, Destany Anderson, Galen Wash, NB, 1:31.40. 400 Freestyle Relay — Coquille 71, Yoncalla 18 Virginia Tech (6-6) vs. Rutgers (9-3), 2:30 p.m. Memphis 14 6 .700 2 SPORTING KANSAS CITY—Signed D Yann Ruby Cardoso, Britney Manicke, Miranda 1. North Bend (Cassie Dallas, Alyssa Bennett, Yoncalla 2 8 4 4 — 18 Mitchell, Alicia Osorio, Bailey Tymchuk, Lara (ESPN) Houston 11 11 .500 6 Songo’o. Kimi Haruyama, Galen Wash), 4:08.10. 1 COLLEGE Coquille 22 17 18 14 — 71 Zetzsche. Meineke Car Care Bowl Dallas 11 12 .478 6 ⁄2 YONCALLA (18): Will Shaw 10, Alex Anderson SWIMMING At Houston New Orleans 5 17 .227 12 METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CONFERENCE— 4, Zack Van Loon 2, Jalen Walton 2, Gavin Pro Football Minnesota (6-6) vs. Texas Tech (7-5), 6 p.m. Northwest Division W L Pct GB Accepted Quinnipiac and Monmouth as confer- Russell, Ben Opfer, Jorge Pacheco, Jor-El Reeves, At Mingus Park (ESPN) Oklahoma City 19 4 .826 — ence members beginning July 1, 2013. 1 Wyatt Van Loon. BOYS NFL Saturday, Dec. 29 Minnesota 11 9 .550 6⁄2 APPALACHIAN STATE—Named Scott Satterfield Marshfield 92, North Eugene 78 1 COQUILLE (71): Caleb Owens 20, Larry Bowen AMERICAN CONFERENCE Armed Forces Bowl Utah 13 11 .542 6⁄2 football coach. 1 11, Drew Piburn 10, Kevin Mast 8, Terrence 200 Medley Relay — 1. North Eugene, 2:06.06; East W L T Pct PF PA At Fort Worth, Texas Denver 12 12 .500 7⁄2 ARKANSAS—Named Sam Pittman offensive 1 Edwards 6, Matt Miranda 6, Wilson Hodge 5, Mo 2. Marshfield (Michael Stephens, Caleb Kyllo, y-New England 10 3 0 .769 472 274 Rice (6-6) vs. Air Force (6-6), 8:45 a.m. (ESPN) Portland 10 12 .455 8⁄2 line coach. Wesley Bauer, Brogan Bracelin), 2:16.90; 4. Faith 4, Austin Arrant 1. N.Y. Jets 6 7 0 .462 245 306 Fight Hunger Bowl Pacific Division W L Pct GB CALIFORNIA—Named Pierre Ingram running Marshfield (George Hill, Lane Koster, Victor Lahr, backs coach. North Valley 67, Gold Beach 35 Buffalo 5 8 0 .385 289 352 At San Francisco L.A. Clippers 16 6 .727 — John Lahr), 2:37.85. 200 Freestyle — 1. Quinn 1 GEORGIA TECH—Announced the NCAA has cer- Gold Beach 9 13 6 7—35 Miami 5 8 0 .385 240 276 Arizona State (7-5) vs. Navy (7-4), 12:15 p.m. Golden State 15 8 .652 1⁄2 Wallace, NE, 2:09.65; 2. Bill Fields, Mar, 2:18.47; 3. tified freshman G Solomon Poole’s eligibility to North Valley 10 21 20 16 — 67 South W L T Pct PF PA (ESPN2) L.A. Lakers 10 14 .417 7 Brogan Bracelin, Mar, 2:21.85; 6. Michael x-Houston 11 2 0 .846 365 263 Phoenix 9 15 .375 8 begin playing this season. GOLD BEACH (35): Garrett Litterell 15, Dustin Pinstripe Bowl Carter 14, Jimmy Edwards 2, Jalen Robison 2, Stephens, Mar, 2:36.20. 200 Individual Medley — Indianapolis 9 4 0 .692 292 329 Sacramento 7 15 .318 9 INDIANA STATE—Named Mike Sanford football 1. Hayden Dover, NE, 2:17.59; 2. Spencer Fromm, Tennessee 4 9 0 .308 271 386 At New York Thursday’s Games coach. Garrett Dolan 2, Colton Pearson, Brandon Syracuse (7-5) vs. West Virginia (7-5), 12:15 p.m. Hensley, Mauricio Boydston. Mar, 2:25.35; 3. Wesley Bauer, Mar, 2:39.89; 4. Jacksonville 2 11 0 .154 216 359 Atlanta 113, Charlotte 90 LIMESTONE—Named Bobby James football Derek Miller, Mar, 2:42.93. 50 Freestyle — 1. Elias North W L T Pct PF PA (ESPN) New York 116, L.A. Lakers 107 coach. NORTH VALLEY (67): Cameron Lyon 16, Wyatt Alamo Bowl McCue 16, JJ Chirnside 14, Chris Morsa 8, Tristan Mendez, Mar, 25.23; 4. Zaq Carroll, Mar, 29.58; 5. Baltimore 9 4 0 .692 331 273 Portland 98, San Antonio 90 LOUISIANA TECH—Named Skip Holtz football Caydn Lofton, Mar, 30.23. 100 Butterfly — 1. Cincinnati 8 6 0 .571 355 293 At San Antonio Friday’s Games coach. Burke 4, Connor Vodicka 4, Rickey Pina 3, Shane Texas (8-4) vs. Orgeon State (9-3), 3:45 p.m. Tappen 2, Cody Thompson, Frank Calzada. Wesley Bauer, Mar, 1:08.08; 2. Caleb Kyllo, Mar, Pittsburgh 7 6 0 .538 278 264 Toronto 95, Dallas 74 MISSISSIPPI—Signed football coach Hugh 1:09.30; 5. Lane Kosta, Mar, 1:35.72. 100 Freestyle Cleveland 5 8 0 .385 259 272 (ESPN) Indiana 95, Philadelphia 85 Freeze to a one-year contract extension through Nonleague — 1. Elias Mendez, Mar, 58.10; 3. Michael West W L T Pct PF PA Valley of the Sun Bowl Orlando 99, Golden State 85 2016 North Bend 62, Newport 44 Stephens, Mar, 1:08.97; 4. Zaq Carroll, Mar, y-Denver 10 3 0 .769 375 257 At Tempe, Ariz. L.A. Lakers 102, Washington 96 —Announced sophomore RB Newport 7 11 14 12 — 44 1:09.31. 500 Freestyle — 1. Hayden Dover, NE, San Diego 5 8 0 .385 292 281 Michigan State (6-6) vs. TCU (7-5), 7:15 p.m. Milwaukee 90, Cleveland 86 Gio Bernard is entering the NFL draft. North Bend 19 12 20 11 — 62 5:26.26; 3. Bill Fields, Mar, 6:17.51; 4. Brogan Oakland 3 10 0 .231 248 402 (ESPN) Brooklyn 107, Detroit 105,2OT RUTGERS—Suspended men’s basketball coach NEWPORT (44): Eric White 15, Nolan Gates 10, Bracelin, Mar, 6:24.27; 5. Caydn Lofton, Mar, Kansas City 2 11 0 .154 195 352 Monday, Dec. 31 Houston 101, Boston 89 Mike Rice three games and fined him $50,000 Luke Richcreek 6, Keeton Luther 4, Robert 8:08.40. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield NATIONAL CONFERENCE Music City Bowl Minnesota 113, New Orleans 102 for a violation of department policy. McAfee 4, Rob Hoeft 3, Tanner Winters 2, Carter (Spencer Fromm, Derek Miller, Caleb Kyllo, Elias East W L T Pct PF PA At Nashville, Tenn. Oklahoma City 113, Sacramento 103 SOUTHERN MISS—Granted the release of the McEntee, Adrian Botello. Mendez), 1:49.14; 3. Marshfield (Victor Lahr, John N.Y. Giants 8 5 0 .615 373 270 Vanderbilt (8-4) vs. N.C. State (7-5), 9 a.m. Phoenix 99, Utah 84 athletic scholarship of freshman QB Anthony NORTH BEND (62): Ty Roane 14, Hayden Lahr, Caydn Lofton, Zaq Carroll), 2:04.23. 100 Washington 7 6 0 .538 343 329 (ESPN) Denver 99, Memphis 94 Alford. C M C M Y K Y K

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and hit a 26-yarder in the extra session to give Marian Officials from the seven (Ind.) a 30-27 victory over schools planning to break off Morningside (Iowa) in the from the Big East will hold a NAIA championship game conference call today to dis- Thursday night. cuss leaving the league. Marian (12-1) won its first Big East’s members that national title in only its sixth don’t have FBS season of football. In the football pro- semifinals, Josifovski made a grams have 51-yard on the final decided to Sports play for a 20-17 victory over split from Valley College. the confer- Shorts Adam Wiese was 25 of 39 ence, a person for 233 yards and a touch- familiar with the decision down for the Knights. told the AP on Thursday. Joel Nixon was 22 of 39 for No formal announcement 228 yards and two touch- has been made and the group downs for Morningside (13- of schools, which includes 1), which knocked Southern Georgetown, St. John’s and Oregon out of the playoffs in Villanova, was still working the quarterfinals. on how best to go their own way. They have yet to offi- Bengals blast Eagles cially inform the Big East on Thursday night leadership of their inten- PHILADELPHIA — Andy Photos by Lou Sennick, The World tions. The other non-football Dalton threw one touchdown Shelby Merrit performs her floor exercise during the recent Fall Southern Sectionals, hosted by Gymnastics Plus at the Boys & Girls Club. members of the Big East are pass and ran for another DePaul, Marquette, Seton score, an opportunistic Hall and Providence. defense forced five turnovers Mount Union wins title and the Cincinnati Bengals Thomas, Jones beat the Philadelphia Eagles in Division III football 34-13 Thursday night. SALEM, Va. — Mount The Bengals (8-6) took a win events for Union is back on top of half-game lead over the Division III football. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-6) for Kevin Burke led two sec- the last playoff spot in the ond-half touchdown drives AFC. But their game at Gymnastics Plus and the Purple Raiders ended Pittsburgh next week is far a three-year losing streak in more important in the stand- THE WORLD Shelby Merrit finished the Bowl ings than this one. fourth on both the balance with a 28-10 victory over St. The Bengals would clinch Ella Thomas and Kenna beam and floor exercise, and Thomas of Minnesota on their second straight playoff Jones both won events for Abbie Curtis was fourth on Friday night. berth with a win over the Gymnastics Plus during the the floor exercise. The victory gave Mount Steelers if Pittsburgh loses to recent Fall South Sectionals Other Gymnastics Plus Union coach Larry Kehres his Dallas this Sunday. A loss to competition, held in Coos athletes who competed in the Lorelei Martin 11th national title in 16 the Steelers would likely ruin Bay. event include Isabella prepares to appearances in the Stagg Cincinnati’s chances. A total of 19 girls from Grotzke, Abby Warrick, Roxy jump on her Bowl, all in the past 20 years. Gymnastics Plus and 231 Day, Alyssa Landrum, Lorelei floor exercis- His record improved to a Angels will announce gymnasts in all from around Martin, Aliyah White, Taylor staggering 332-24-3 in 27 Josh Hamilton signing es as part of Southern Oregon competed Waddington, Jamie Foster, the seasons. in the event at the Boys & Rowan Colby, Amaya Pallotta ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Gymnastics The Tommies (14-1), Los Angeles Angels have Girls Club of Southwestern and Parker Stocker. making their first appearance scheduled a news conference Oregon. Gymnastics Plus is Results for the group are Plus team in the championship game, for today to announce the part of the Boys & Girls Club. included in today’s during the managed only 15 yards of signing of free-agent out- Thomas won the floor Community Scoreboard. Fall South offense in the third quarter, fielder Josh Hamilton. exercise in her division and Gymnastics Plus also sent Sectionals. and couldn’t stop the Purple Hamilton agreed Jones finished first on the 10 of the girls to last week- Raiders (15-0) after closing to Thursday to a $125 million, vault. end’s state meet in Eugene 14-10 on a field goal in the five-year contract with the Ashley Warrick had a sec- Anderson, who lives in third quarter. free-spending Angels, and ond place finish on the Reedsport, won the state Marian wins first NAIA the sides were working to uneven parallel bars, while title in the floor exercise for finalize the deal. The 2010 AL Kiana Thomas was third on her division. title in sixth season MVP is leaving the AL West the floor exercise, Caitlyn Those results will be ROME, Ga. — Michael rival Texas Rangers, making Anderson was third on the included in the Community Josifovski made a 35-yard him the latest high-profile vault and Keneley Tams was Sports page in next field goal on the final play of star to migrate to Southern second on the floor and third Saturday’s edition of The regulation to force overtime California. on the bars. World. Engle races to win in Mac’s Run Community Scoreboard Primers Too Seniors — Ray Nichols 604, Berrel Level 5 Senior (12+) THE WORLD isher in 42:56. She was followed by Karen Bowling Vinyard 603, Robert Most 581; Mary Barnes 534, Vault: 8. Rowan Colby, 8.950; 18. Amaya Matson (47:40) and Annette Rose (50:03). Linda Nichols 535, Thelma Fairchild 526. Pallotta, 8.100. Bars: 13. Pallotta, 8.150; 17. Cash Classic — David Warrick 726, Paul Dean Colby, 8.000. Beam: 12. Pallotta, 8.350; 13. Chuck Engle, who goes by the nick- In the 5-kilometer race, which also North Bend Lanes 715, Matt Weybright 697; Toni Smith 664, Stacey Colby, 8.325. Floor: 6. Colby, 9.150; 17. Pallotta, name Marathon Junkie and has set records included Shore Acres State Park, River Dec. 3 — Dec. 9 Nelson 649, Tracie Ball 601. 8.525. All-Around: 7. Colby, 34.425; 17. Pallotta, for the number of marathons he has won, Morse was the first finisher in 20:40, 10 HIGH GAME Thursday Bumpers (two game series) — Jake 33.125. cruised to the title in the annual Mac’s Run seconds better than John Hampton. Brant Young at Heart Seniors — Bud Grant 230, Newsum 191, Jonathan Perez 188, Aiden Smith Level 6 Junior (11-12) Richard Gutierrez 225, Stephen Reed Sr. 213; Lue 183; Angie Allman 265, Sydney Lounsbury 211, Vault: 8. Parker Stocker, 8.750; 10. Abbie last weekend at the state parks near Hamner was third (23:00). Dyer 177, Nancy Mattix 175, Nancy Lauth 174. Sierra Rhoades 206. Curtis, 8.400. Bars: 7. Curtis, 7.750; 11. Stocker, Charleston. Dania Smith was the top female finish- Monday Super Star Juniors — Curtis Ware 194, Varsity — Scott Lathrom 752, Bob Nelson 689, 7.350. Beam: 5. Curtis, 8.800; 14. Stocker, 7.850. Engle cruised through the 10-kilometer er in 33:30, followed by Sierra Ball (34:35) Jayse Morgan 184, Jake Gerhardt 182; Micah David Warrick 684. Floor: 4. Curtis, 8.775; 11. Stocker, 8.200. All- Lowery 193, Arianna Campbell 175, Sierra Smith NASCAR League (two game series) — Nick Around: 5. Curtis, 33.725; 12. Stocker, 32.150. course that starts at Sunset Bay State Park and Jamie Staehley (38:52). 168. Holcomb 431, Greg Horton 395, Theron Gerber and also goes through both Shore Acres Monday Rising Star Juniors — Angel Espat 151, 387; Holly Pfaff 297, Connie Yeager 252, Sara Level 6 Senior (13+) Christmas Lights Run Troy Liggett 147, Brenden Smith 146; Bryanna Stack 251. Vault: 8. Keneley Tams, 8.400. Bars: 3. Tams, and Cape Arago state parks, in 35 minutes Decker 172, Abby Price 159, Regan Foxworthy Silver Tip Seniors — Bud Grant 642, Don 7.800. Beam: 8. Tams, 7.050. Floor: 2. Tams, and 20 seconds. The South Coast Running Club’s annu- 143. Bomar 622, Ray Nichols 580; Mary Barnes 564, 8.500. All-Around: 5. Tams, 31.750. That was more than three minutes bet- al Christmas Lights Run will begin at 6 Men’s Coast — Rick Surprise 245, Bill Doris Forcia 547, Sheryle Todd 545. Springfels 235, Randy Rice 234. Friday Bumpers (two game series) — Orlando Running ter than runner-up Anthony Collins, who p.m. Thursday, Dec. 20, in the 2600 block Tuesday Senior Boomers — Harry Winslow Chaney 195, Jake WIlliams 187, Vladimir finished in 38:36. Thom Hallmark, a of 15th Street in North Bend. 225, Paul Scritchfield 220, Michael King 212; Lucy Ivanitsky 182; Kendall Norton 160, Maddy Mac’s Run Coquille High School student, was third in Runners will tour various neighbor- Hoffman 193, Kitty Russell 176, Judy Cutting 170, Griffith 154, Kirah Aaron 144. Dec. 8 Sandra Jacobs 170. Timber — Larry Huffman 752, Edward 10 Kilometers 39:05, while Eric Utz also finished below hoods looking at the Christmas lights Bay Area Hospital — James Buchanan 235, Craig Gayewski 674, Thomas Crawford 618; Rosanne Male 40 minutes in 39:22. before having a social time. Wooley 225, Thomas Crawford 194; Lisa Wooley Wales 644, Debra Huffman 530, Sherri O Connor 10-19 — 1. Thom Hallmark, 39:05. 20-29 — 1. 185, Sally Curtis 171, Julene Gerami 162. Marshfield High School student For more information, call Amelia Edd 486. Shawn Miller, 42:42. 30-39 — 1. Matt Burtch, Cosmo — Shaylen Crook was the fastest female fin- at 541-404-5737. Tracie Ball 258, Shyla Sanne 227, Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 741, Brian Fletcher 41:23; 2. Todd Landsberg, 47:58; 3. Ovid Dana Weber 203. 516, Logan Thom 515; Amanda Gilpin 463, Lena McCuistion, 50:34. 40-49 — 1. Chuck Engle, Rolling Pins — Judy Cutting 222, Lue Dyer 197, Chud 444, Debbie Reiff 426. 35:20; 2. Anthony Collins, 38:36; 3. Eric Utz, Linda Nichols 190. Sunday Reno — BIll Springfels 649, Robert 39:22; 4. John Gunther, 44:17; 5. Brad Morse, Primers Too Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 216, Ray Taylor 627, Stephen Branum 615; Sandra Davis 45:12; 6. Roy Brainard, 47:51; 7. Daniel Brouse, IT’S TIME TO GET THINGS Nichols 213, Richard Dupret 213; Linda Nichols 601, Viki Springfels 489, Michelle Mullins 484. 48:42; 8. James Nix, time na. 50-59 — 1. Ryan 214, Sally Curtis 210, Thelma Fairchild 194. Woods, 45:48; 2. Chris Amaral, 46:50; 3. Joe Cash Classic — Matt Weybright 280, Shawn Gymnastics Walker, 46:59; 4. Tom Douglas, 47:44. 60-69 — McNally 268, David Warrick 267; Toni Smith 236, 1. Tom Bedell, 44:06; 2. Tim Wall, 51:42; 3. Dean Robin Blackwell 224, Stacey Nelson 223. Fall South Sectionals Smart, 60:29; 4. Frank Searfus, 62:39. 70-79 — WRAPPED UP Thursday Bumpers — Jonathan Perez 108, Nov. 17-18 1. Jim Clarke, time na. The helpful place. NOW THROUGH DECEMBER 31 Aiden Smith 107, Jake Newsum 104; Angie At Coos Bay Female Allman 147, Sydney Lounsbury 119, Mersadiez Gymnastics Plus results, listed by level and 10-19 — 1. Shaylen Crook, 42:56. 30-39 — 1. Hargis 110, Sierra Rhoades 110. age group. Annette Rose, 50:03; 2. Caryn Mickelson, 56:22; Varsity — Scott Lathrom 269, Denny Dyke 268, 3. Jessica Engelke, 56:50; 4. Cory Sause, 59:35. 999999 94 David Warrick 265. Level 4 Child (6-7) Vault: 10. Kiana Thomas, 9.00; 13. Isabella 40-49 — 1. Karen Matson, 47:40; 2. Michele NASCAR League — Nick Holcomb 241, Theron 50-59 — 11449499 Grotzke, 8.900; 16. Abby Warrick, 8.700; 19. Crook, 52:03. 1. 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Kade Garland with Multi-Color Lights - 6 Pack Kendall Norton 95, Maddy Griffith 92, Kirah 34.100; 15. Warrick, 33.525; 17. Day, 33.100; ® Smith, 35:49. 40-49 — 1. Jason Ball, 34:39. 50-59 Dewalt 18 Volt 1/2in Compact sku 9204751 | 843518020531 Aaron 77. Grotzke, 31.650. Level 4 Child (8A) — 1. Eric Hamner, 33:01. 60-69 — 1. Patrick Drill & 1/4in Impact Driver Kit Timber — Larry Huffman 278, Edward Myers, 25:44; 2. tie-John Burles and Jay Farr, ® Vault: 11. Shelby Merrit, 8.750; 13. Alyssa (DCK235C) Perky Pet Gayewski 254, Thomas Crawford 243; Rosanne 34:00. 70-79 — 1. Roy Mollier, 28:13. sku 2302008 Landrum, 8.150. Bars: 7. Merrit, 9.100; 10. Squirrel-B- Wales 221, Debra Huffman 191, Sherri O Connor Female 99 Landrum, 8.800. Beam: 4. Merrit, 9.175; 13. 180. 1-9 — 1. Sierra Ball, 34:35. 20-29 — 1. Jamie 99 Gone III Landrum, 7.500. Floor: 4. Merrit, 9.350; 13. 5 Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 262, Brian Fletcher Staehley, 38:52. 30-39 — 1. Dania Smith, 33:30. 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BY NICK PERRY AND Q: How do I overcome SARAH DILORENZO the tendency to panic The Associated Press when things go wrong in my business? GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN, A: All of us face situations France — Life in this French village which are challenging. Busi- revolves around wine. The back- ness owners are constantly yards of its tidy houses nurture the required to make decisions grapes that have made Burgundy which affect the lives of famous the world over. At an auto many: family, employees, repair shop, everyone seems to have customers, suppliers, lenders an opinion about the recent sale of a and themselves. Clear think- local vineyard to a Macau casino ing is neces- magnate. sary to find DOWN TO “It's a piece of French heritage creative BUSINESS that's heading abroad,” says solutions. mechanic Bertrand Babouhot. Panic is Across the road, rows of gnarled defined as a vines lead to the rundown chateau sudden that was sold. “It’s like selling the overpower- Eiffel Tower to the Americans.” ing terror. Such sentiments have long been Panic can directed at Americans and Japan- manifest ese. Now it’s China’s turn, a sign itself that the new economic giant is through ARLENE beginning to usurp America’s role sweaty SOTO as a leading trader and global palms, investor. By Laurent Cipriani, The Associated Press embarrass- China’s overseas investment The Gevrey-Chambertin castle stands amid vineyards in Burgundy, eastern France.When Louis Ng Chi Sing, a Macau casino magnate, ment or the desire to run totaled $67.6 billion last year, one purchased the1,000-year-old Chateau de Gevrey-Chambertin and some surrounding vineyards in May for $10.5 million, it set off a away. Panic in business can sixth of America’s $400 billion, and firestorm of opposition. also be a numbing fear that could reach $2 trillion by 2020, keeps us from acting to cre- forecasts Rhodium Group, a New ate success. Feeling over- York research firm. has owned the estate for more than Some Chinese investments in Oregon whelmed can make us give While much money has poured 150 years, refused. up rather that looking for In an email, Ng, a serious wine I December 2009: American Pacific International Capital bought Portland’s KOIN Center for options in the face of a chal- into mining and other relatively $50-$60 million. collector and connoisseur, says it lenge. Clear thinking is nec- anonymous businesses, Chinese I 2010: Chinese shoe manufacturer Li Ning spent $10 million on a headquarters in Portland, was the quiet, enduring traditions essary to find creative solu- investors have also set their sights which employed 30 people at its peak. A year later, staffing was down to 10 and the company tions. on such iconic assets as automaker that first drew him to the Burgundy had backed off plans to introduce to the U.S. market. region and he promised not to ruin First, is the current chal- Volvo in Sweden, corner bars in I February 2010: International Grand Investment Corporation bought Halsey’s Cascade Pacific Madrid and farmland in Argentina. that. He describes his purchase of Pulp mill from bankrupt Pope & Talbot for an undisclosed price lenge important or merely insistent? A telephone ring- Sometimes, as in Sweden, the the chateau not as a business I September 2012: The Obama administration blocked an attempt by Chinese investors to investment is accepted in the face opportunity, but in the way most build a wind power farm near a Navy base in Boardman, citing national security concerns. The ing is insistent, but not nec- of few other serious offers for a people explain why they bought investors are suing the administration. essarily important. Technol- struggling company. Under Chi- their summer house. I Since 1990, a program called the EB-5 visa has offered green cards (permanent resident ogy has given us ways to nese ownership, Volvo has added “While I can appreciate their status) to foreign nationals prepared to invest $500,000 in a high-unemployment area of the screen calls and return them about 2,000 workers in Europe. concern to some extent, I honestly United States. Approval of an EB-5 Regional Center that would facilitate those investments in later. Customers can be con- Other times, as in New Zealand, the don’t see my purchase would con- Oregon is pending. tacted immediately. Non- reaction is a lawsuit — even if the stitute the beginning of a radical Sources: Oregon Business, critical calls can be post- would-be buyer is rescuing a bank- change of an age-old tradition,” he poned until a more conven- rupt farm. writes. ient time. Temporarily ignoring the telephone may Still, Guillon says that, because a New Zealand label. A local con- for the destined ports of others.” Pride or prejudice? be difficult, but it will help in of China’s reputation for counter- sortium of businessmen, farmers Around the globe, there remains accomplishing daily priori- It can be hard to distinguish feit products, he worried that Ng and indigenous Maori appealed the a more existential fear: that China is ties. where genuine concerns end and would slap the Gevrey-Chambertin sale in court, arguing it didn’t meet buying up farmland to ensure food Now look at how impor- xenophobia begins. After all, China label on any old wine — though requirements that sales of farms to supply for its 1.3 billion people. But tant the situation really is. If is just the latest in a long line of for- France has extensive protections foreigners benefit the country and Xu Jianguo, China’s ambassador to the challenge is important, eign buyers, but with a culture that against such fraud and there’s no that the investor have relevant New Zealand, says Chinese how critical is it? Sometimes many in the West find more alien suggestion Ng has such plans. business experience and acumen. investors simply see a market we panic over deadlines that than those that came before. The group put in a counter offer: opportunity. Fearing for their brand are not as critical as we Gevrey-Chambertin is the kind 171 million New Zealand dollars, In fact, he says China's strategy believe. The panic causes us of French village where the waiter A similar battle is playing out in which they claimed was a fair mar- is quite the opposite. No other to make mistakes, then the chastises diners who don’t order a New Zealand's rural Waikato ket price. Lower courts rejected country would have the ability to solution seems farther away. glass of locally made wine, even at a region, where winding roads thread their appeal and, in October, the feed China in a food crisis, he says, The more mistakes, the more midweek lunch. So when Louis Ng across one-lane bridges, past giant Supreme Court decided not to hear and any dependence on other we panic, causing a vicious Chi Sing purchased the thousand- ferns and sprawling farms. Last the case, allowing the sale to pro- countries could be used as a cycle that can end in defeat. year-old Chateau de Gevrey- year, Chinese developer Jiang ceed. weapon against China. Chambertin and some surrounding Zhaobai bought a complex of 16 In Argentina, a town in Rio Negro “With the improvement of Chi- For instance, paying the bills vineyards in May for 8 million euros farms from bankrupt investment province prevented a Chinese com- nese people’s living standards and is important, but is probably ($10.5 million) it set off a firestorm. company. His company, Shanghai pany from signing a 30-year lease welfare, we do have high-end con- not going to result in imme- Grape growers in Gevrey-Cham- Pengxin, paid more than sheep for nearly 800,000 acres of farm- suming needs,”Xu says. “Yes, we do diate negative consequences. farms with an offer of more than Negotiating with vendors bertin say the price Ng paid is exor- land on the grounds that agricul- import a lot of red wines from bitant and threatens their ability to 200 million New Zealand dollars ture on that scale would interfere can allow time to find alter- ($165 million). France and dairy products from natives to a cash flow keep their vineyards in family with traditional cattle-raising in an New Zealand. But that volume hands. Jean-Michel Guillon, who As in France, the outcry was crunch. Most vendors will area steeped in the gaucho, or cow- compared to the total needs of the led a local bid to buy the chateau, quick and loud. boy, myth. The order blocking the work with creditors if they Chinese market is. . . .” says a state agency valued the estate Farmers in New Zealand, like the lease said the deal would have are honest about when the at 3.5 million euros. His group first vintners in France, fear for the forced the local people to watch He laughs, trying to find the bill can be paid in full. offered 4 million euros, then 5 mil- integrity of their brand. They worry their history and tradition “flow as English language analogy to Get all the details neces- lion, but the Masson family, which that Chinese milk will be sold under if draining the blood from our soil describe something so tiny. sary to make an informed decision. What happened? Which alternative solutions have already been consid- ered or tried? Who needs to be involved in arriving at a Downtown bookstore Class up your business solution? We often choose to meet challenges alone even though the problem could be creates gallery space Southwestern Oregon Commu- better faced by a group or nity College’s Small Business with outside assistance. Development Center will offer sev- BUSINESS Don and Christine Carter have constructing a searchable data- If there is time, brain- eral classes for current and moved The Fellowship, their base of the deals. You can search BRIEFCASE storm multiple options. Find prospective business owners and used-book store, a few hundred for incentive programs by state or others who need or want to managers this winter. To register for feet to bigger digs at 217 South be a part of finding a work- corporation. Oregon spends $865 any class, call the SBDC at 541-756- Broadway in Coos Bay. Not only starting Jan. 15 at SWOCC’s Curry able solution. Determine the million a year on incentive pro- 6866. do they now Campus in Brookings. desired outcome. Get the grams — that’s $226 per capita, or Ready, Set, Start Your Busi- have room to details needed to make an TRADE 12 percent of the state budget, ness: Two-hour workshop NOAA to seek a salmon display their full WINDS though some of the incentives informed decision. Consider stock of 50,000 includes information about licens- consensus the feelings of others in the come out of state and local budg- ing, personal readiness, business books of all PORTLAND (AP) — The federal challenge and desired out- ets. The incentives include prop- structure, financing, business plan- kinds, but agency in charge of saving salmon come, empower everyone erty tax abatements, corporate ning, and next steps. they’ve also has hired two consensus-building involved to grow. income tax breaks, cash grants, Jan. 9: 10 a.m.-noon Now choose an alternative thrown open loans and loan guarantees. Yet groups to ask Northwest leaders some walls, Jan. 15: 3-5 p.m. what long-term steps should be and work toward the desired there’s no way to prove that sub- Jan. 24: 10 a.m.-noon outcome. If the alternative tables and sidies keep jobs in a state or even taken to overcome persistent con- showcases to Jan. 30: 5:30-7 p.m. flicts over restoring dwindling doesn’t provide the desired in the nation. 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Carters say they have room for 50 Prosper” series and covers narket- Center in Washington state to to Southwestern Oregon Amazingly, we can often artists. Browsers will soon be able ing, customer service, sales, social interview 150 leaders of stakeholder Community College Feb. 10 and 11 laugh at some of our most to enjoy Cool Beans, a coffee bar networking, “the cloud,” and use of groups. Their initial report is due to give two presentations on trying crises after they are and Internet cafe in the store. websites and blogs. Offered 6-9 this summer. patents, copyrights and other resolved. Humor often turns Info: 541-217-0584. p.m. Mondays beginning Jan. 14. States, Indian tribes, conserva- forms of intellectual property a negative situation around. Cost is $250, with discounts avail- tion groups, fishermen and farmers Read another paper protection. 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Times recently ran a three-article he’s written about law for various Books’ functions in business, with Edward Jones in Coos Bay, and kinds of businesses. including: basic accounting princi- Arlene M. Soto is the series called “United States of Lona Wilson, a branch office director of the SWOCC New business? New product? ples, creating a company in QB, administrator, recently attended a Subsidies” about the tax breaks Small Business Development New hire? Promotion? Something working with vendors and cus- training at the firm’s St. Louis and other incentives offered by Center, www.BizCenter. state and local governments to local business owners should tomers, banking, inventory, payroll, headquarters offered to the compa- know about? Call Gail Elber at balance sheet accounts and budg- ny’s most successful branch teams org. She can be reached at woo industry. 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BY KIM COOK specific date and he cent, for up to two hours. The Associated Press researches what the sky (www.coolstuffexpress.com, looked like on that night, $32.97) Stars, moons and planets then makes a custom table Pillars of Creation, in have long been inspiration depicting the star map. He’s Portland, Ore., offers a strik- for designers. For aficiona- done them as wedding and ing digital print featuring the dos and anyone who appre- birthday gifts. (www.ash- phrase, “We Are All Made of ciates the artistry to be found erisraelow.com) Stars.” The words are com- in astronomy, there is a Another Brooklyn-based posed of space images. The galaxy of beautiful items for designer, Palo Samko, crafts studio also offers an inter- the home. tables out of claro walnut esting pillow cover printed Oscar Tusquets Blanca and blackened steel evoking with Hubble telescope designed his Luna rug in the Northern Hemisphere images of stars and galaxies. 2010, and it’s an amazingly sky map with Southern (www.esty.com/shop/pillar- realistic recreation of the Cross detail. sofcreation, print, $18; pil- moon in its waxing phase. (www.palosamko.com) low cover, $38) (www.yliving.com, $2,580) Urban Outfitters has a Bring the night sky Megan Lee in Tampa, neat lamp stamped with a indoors in a big way with an Fla., makes ethereal prints of constellation that looks 8- or 12-foot glow-in-the- the planets that have a lovely when lit. Find here too dark stencil kit, great for a haunting, lovely quality. “In a cool glow-in-the-dark media room. (www.cool- the past couple of years, I moon clock that stays lit for stuffexpress.com, kit, became extremely interested half an hour after you turn $27.95) in astronomy, and wanted to off the switch — a great night Artifactory has produced The Associated Press Photos pay tribute to our own solar light for a kids’ room, it a conversation starter: When A galaxy pillow cover (www.etsy.com/shop/pillarsofcreation) printed with an image from the Hubble tele- system,” she says. would also work well as an the Voyager 1 and 2 missions scope in Portland. She hopes people will unexpected light for an were launched, they carried display the prints remem- entryway foyer. The retailer golden records similar to bering “what we’ve discov- also has Los Angeles-based LPs. Engraved into these ered, and how much more we artist Claire Oring’s Star were sounds and images Sales rise, but prices fall have to explore.” A grouping Catcher wall art, a concep- from Earth, chosen by a would be a wonderful feature tual print of a young woman NASA team led by cosmolo- wall, but even one of them reaching up to grasp a hand- gist and astronomer Carl would make a statement. Lee ful of nebulae. Sagan. Included on each disc for homes in Douglas County also offers a print of all the (www.urbanoutfitters.com, was a detailed diagram giv- planets together. constellation lamp, $49; ing the finder instructions on CRAIG REED are interested in buying a American Home Lending in (www.meganleestudio.etsy. moon clock, $49; Star how to play it. Artifactory’s The News-Review house for less than $150,000. Roseburg, said her office has com ) Catcher, $39) 12-inch gold metal alloy “It seems pretty unusually been extremely busy doing Artisan and designer Another neat clock fea- replica comes mounted and Douglas County houses busy for this time of year,”she the paperwork on home sales. Asher Israelow makes wal- tures a mashup of 65 of ready to hang. (www.thes- priced between $100,000 and said. “My biggest problem is “You couldn’t pick a better nut tables inlaid with brass astronomy photographer pacestore.com, Night Sky $175,000 are selling faster this finding clients homes. There time to buy a home,”she said. dots that map out the con- Norbert Rosing’s moon pho- stencil kit, $27.95; Voyager year than last, but more aren’t enough available. I “Prices are very reasonable, stellations. You supply a tographs. It’s also lumines- wall plaque, $149.) expensive homes continue to know several other agents in interest rates are low, there are move slowly. the office with the same prob- fabulous programs out there “What I would probably lem. It’s not that buyers are that people can utilize. People tell anybody is that activity is being picky.There’s just noth- can get into a home for less up, but prices are down,” ing to show them.” money than they pay out in Looking Roseburg broker Walt Gayner Brett Findlay,a broker with rent. It’s all we can do to keep said. “Properties at $150,000 North County Realty in up. Every office is that way.” or less are clicking along way Sutherlin, said he thought The agents said that most for a house more than other price cate- sales had gradually increased house prices generally remain gories.” through the year, with most 20 to 50 percent below the to Land In? Maybe one or two proper- sales being in the $120,000 to peak prices of 2006. ties priced above $500,000 sell $175,000 range. But he agreed Foreclosures and short sales each month, he said. there is now a decreased are also continuing to impact Call Mark! In the smaller communi- inventory for properties in the market, keeping prices ties outside Roseburg, agents that price range. It is impor- down even on properties that D said lower-priced houses in tant that the lower-priced are not distressed as lenders UCE RED reasonable condition have properties be in decent condi- try to rid themselves of those CE PRI been quick to sell, leaving tion so that financing can be properties with delinquent those areas without much approved. loans. inventory in that price range. On the higher end, there is Agents explained that 3 BAY SHOP BAY VIEW Teresa Gideon of an excess of inventory priced unlike several years ago dur- 63946 Wallace Rd., Coos Bay 290 N 3rd Ct Unit 13, Coos Bay Trueblood Real Estate in at $200,000 and above, ing the real estate boom when 3 bedroom 2 bath double wide Beautiful bay and city view from the front room, kitchen, Myrtle Creek said that after a Findlay said. many buyers came from out manufactured home includes 3 bay shop. dining area and deck. Enjoy sunrises and morning sun. pretty slow first half of the “As the price goes up, it of state, most home shoppers Fenced yard with large covered deck, Easy living in 2 bedroom, 1 bath unit. HOA laundry room room for a hot tub. RV Parking. Make an offer. and storage provided. Assigned carport parking. Unit #13 year,“it seemed to cut loose in seems the volume of house are now locals who have pre- $ 149,900 MLS#12134139 $ 129,000 MLS#12671310 August.” sales goes down,” he said. viously been renters or are NEW LISTING She said she has two clients “The higher-priced places are eligible for loans again after RY who are young couples, are not moving as fast.” having dealt with bankruptcy 1919 12th, North Bend CAR ER first-time home shoppers and Sandy Bratton, owner of or foreclosure. Clean 3 bed, 1 bath house with laundry and 1 car WN extra deep garage. Nice fenced backyard with patio O Bratton said that a rough and great landscaping. Convenient location in North Bend. Extra storage in attic. Fully insulated walls and payment estimate on a 30- ceiling. Newer plumbing and electrical. Well OCEAN DRIVE First time on Market. Smell, hear NEW LISTING year loan, including taxes and constructed. Pride of ownership condition. and live the grand Pacific Ocean. 4 bedroom insurance, would be $1,070 a 2490 Grant, North Bend $ 119,000 MLS#12000861 92310 Cape Arago Hwy., Coos Bay custom home with upgrades. Family room, living 3 bedroom, 2 bath, very nice manufactured room, kitchen and dining area on first level. month on a $200,000 home. 3 bedroom, 2 bath in desirable ED home with view, outbuildings, sunroom. neighborhood! Corner lot, 2-car garage, DUC Fireplace. Second level includes master suite The estimate on a $150,000 fenced yard, deck, RV parking. RE Covered parking for 4 cars. and 3 additional bedrooms, 2 bathrooms CE house would be $825 a month. $229,000 MLS#12184074 PRI $ 175,900 MLS#12652343 upstairs. Kitchen has granite counters and features modern appliances. Large deck off Rents in Douglas County, D $$ UCE 3325,00025,000 back of home. MLS#11602902 depending on location and RED 325,000 ICE property age, range from PR NEW LISTING RIVERVIEW MINI RANCH Adjoins the $500 to $750 for apartments 1274 Minnesota, Coos Bay Bandon Marsh. 5 acres, includes 1994 and $800 to $1,200 for two- Mediterranean Style Interior! 3 bedrooms, 2.1 baths manufactured home, decks HUGE barn with fenced yard. Large rooms with wood floors and 48x60, converted milking parlor (16x18), and three-bedroom houses. MOVE IN READY arched doorways. Fireplace in living room and pellet NEW LISTING storage buildings. Fruit trees, pasture land, “We have young couples 2895 Broadway , North Bend stove in master bedroom. Patio, fruit trees, outdoor living spaces. See to appreciate. 2709 D St., North Bend creek frontage, directly across from who have jobs here, and 3 bedroom , 1 bath, fireplace, detached garage, Riverview Kennels. Affords excellent view $ 179,000 MLS#12416996 Complete interior remodel. they’re looking to buy,” fenced yard and on a corner lot. MAKE OFFER! of Coquille River. MLS#12259497 $$ 2 garages/shop with extra lot included. New appliances/cabinets. Brick fireplace. 2225,00025,,000 Gideon said. $ 109,900 MLS#12031099 Fenced yard and solarium. Gideon said that one Covered breezeway to back yard. CITY CENTER Cute bungalow across South County two-bedroom Great garden spot. from Post office. Close to all services. house was put on the market $219,000 MLS#12156619 No car needed! 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with new carpet. Stone fireplace. recently for $117,000, and within a week, there was a GARAGE/WORKSHOP Greenhouse/sunroom. Attached garage with opener. Fenced yard for your sale pending. 909 State, North Bend Bratton said she knew of a 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 bonus rooms $$ privacy. Hurry! MLS#11602902 upstairs. Garage, workshop, fenced 1135,00035,,000 house shopper who recently yard, RV parking. made offers on five homes $ 89,900 MLS#12042631 before being successful. Davidavid LL.. DDavisavis While that person’s early offers were below the asking EE.L..L. EEDWARDSDWARDS REALTYREALTY III,I, INC.I INNCC.. price, the offer that finally E.L. EDWARDS REALTY II, Realeal EstateEstate secured a house was about Property Management & Real Estate Sales Frred Gerrnandtt,, Brrokerr Cellll:: ((541)) 290--9444 $1,000 over the listed price. Kris Thurman, Principal Broker 1110 Alabama Street, Bandon, OR 97411 “Most of the sales are Mark Hodgins, Real Estate Broker 751-7915 • Cell: 541-297-3404 Office: (541) 347-9444 or toll free 1-800-835-9444 pretty close to the asking prices,” Bratton said. 2707 Broadway, North Bend, OR • www.eledwardsrealty.com Website: www.bandonhomes.com C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Saturday, December 15,2012 • The World • C3 Y K Real Estate Some trees put a natural glow on the season

BY LEE REICH greens are too ho-hum for mon juniper; and the Gold variety of Japanese white provided for us here also, Alboterminata, glows pale Associated Press you, there’s a world of “self- Coast or Old Gold varieties pine or the Argentea variety though. yellow only at the tips of the igniting” evergreens await- of Chinese juniper all sport of Colorado blue spruce. The For instance, Dragon’s leaves. A couple of Hinoki Some artificial Christmas ing. yellow foliage. blue of evergreen needles Eye pine, a variety of falsecypress varieties ignite trees glow cheerily even For example, consider Any of these conifers also results from a waxy coating, Japanese red pine, has two similarly. Mariesii glows without lights: The branches growing a variety of yellow- have relatively dense, small and that waxy blue is not far yellow bands decorating white, and a tree of Crispii is themselves softly glow, fad- leafed conifer, many of needles, so the trees look full from silver, making the each of its otherwise green a pyramid of green suffused ing on and off in different which make good cut trees. even when viewed up close, Angelica Blue, Blue Cloud needles. And the green nee- with a glowing yellow sur- colors at the tips. The Aurea, Lutea and propped by the fireplace. and Blue Vase varieties of dles of the Aureovariegata face. That got me wondering: Rheingold varieties of Some evergreens even Chinese juniper also self- variety of arborvitae are ran- One more conifer worth Could you get the same arborvitae; the Aurescens provide their own version of decorating, sort of. domly splotched with yel- mentioning is the Aurea effect from a real tree? variety of Japanese yew; the tinsel: silvery leaves. Try OK, let’s admit that while low. variety of Scotch pine. It If plain old green ever- Gold Cone variety of com- something like the Glauca a yellow or silver conifer Still interested in tinsel? actually fades in and out of might look good among Grow Nana Variegata color like those artificial other plants out in the gar- Japanese falsecypress for trees — though not nearly as den — especially lighting up leaves that are both green quickly.Young leaves emerge Why pay someone else to a shady area — it could look and white. yellowish in spring, turn sickly, boring and bereft of Like the artificial tree that pure green in summer, then holiday cheer standing alone glows at its tips, another become yellowish again in have all the handyguy fun in a living room. Nature has variety of Japanese red pine, cold weather.

Fans of the knock-down writing — and designing — for chapter features Adirondack furniture available from such beginners who may lack even chairs and a picnic table, and outfits as IKEA and Pottery the necessary do-it-yourself the bedroom chapter includes Barn are going to love “The skills to (naturally) bed frames and an Handbuilt Home.” chuck a bit HOUSE armoire. Or maybe it’s just me. into a drill, One of my favorite designs The issue I have with most I’ll forgive WORKS is for a coffee table whose faux furniture-in-a-box stuff is the first two breadboard top conceals shal- that the tables and cabinets chapters. low storage for kiddie gear. It’s offered almost always are They con- almost identical to a pricier made of the same materials cern such IKEA design, although that available at my local lumber things as one doesn’t include the built- yard, albeit pre-cut and pre- basic tools, in toy bin. drilled and boxed up for ship- lumber and There’s also a three-piece ping with plastic bags of such ele- entertainment center (two screws and dowels (and some- mentary STEVE bookcases flanking a media times a little bottle of Elmer’s building BATIE center) whose plans I wish I’d Glue). techniques had around a few years ago Well, I can cut and I can as how to when I was making cabinets drill, and heaven knows I’m up make a crosscut. for the den. It would have to my armpits in random It’s VERY basic. saved me a few headaches — screws and other hardware. But the rest of her book and some mistaken cuts. And I have BIG bottles of overflows with stylish projects If I have one quibble with glue. and plans, and many of those the project plans it’s White’s Why should I pay to let aren’t basic at all. obsessive reliance on pocket someone else have all the Besides step-by-step direc- holes and screws to assemble handyguy fun? tions, all include materials and table tops. That works fine, I Apparently, Ana White felt cutting lists and tool require- suppose, but you could use a the same way. ments, and all tell you just how few bar clamps and a bottle of Faced with a new home much the project ought to cost wood glue to make a lot more (hand-built by her and her hus- to build and how handy you tables for a lot less money and a band) but no furniture — nor the have to be to do it. lot less trouble. money to buy even particle- The book also is scattered That said, if someone on board kit furniture — she set out with do-it-yourself tips and your Christmas list is getting to make her own. hints, courtesy of White’s his or her first drill or circular “The Handbuilt Home” army of online fans. saw in a couple of weeks, “The details her journey from beds Chapters are arranged by Handbuilt Home” wouldn’t be to bookcases to cabinets to rooms, so in and a bad companion gift. even a sofa. bath chapter you’ll find step (“The Handbuilt Home,” The Associated Press Because White makes a stools and a recycling cabinet. Ana White; Potter Craft; large- Some varieties of arborvitae, yew and juniper sport yellow foliage, and also have relatively dense, small nee- point of the fact that she’s The outdoor furnishings format paperback;$22.99.) dles, so the trees look full even when viewed up close, propped by the fireplace. Learn about the secret life of bees with OSU beekeeping course CORVALLIS– Move over other regions still have beekeeping clubs and local hold bee schools for people Extension Service. About bers of the state’s small- backyard chickens.Here openings. About 85 people schools. new to beekeeping. More two dozen beekeepers scale beekeepers are not come honeybees. They’re an statewide have signed up so Once students complete and more people are going to owned 90 percent of them, tracked, he said. emerging homesteading far for 2013, Breece said. the journey level, they can those classes,” Andersen Sagili said. Because backyard For more information trend, according to a honey- After becoming certified advance to the master level, said. beekeepers who maintain about the Oregon Master bee expert at Oregon State as an apprentice, students the third and final stage. The Andersen’s association five to 10 hives do not often Beekeeper Program, go to University. are eligible for the $150 year- curriculum for it is still being and the Oregon Department register with the state, num- http://bit.ly/Vc7QXp. “People are starting to see long, intermediate “journey” developed. of Agriculture provided ini- their importance as pollina- level. Registration for that Paul Andersen, president tial funding for the Oregon tors,”said Ramesh Sagili, who will open Jan. 1. Thirty of the Oregon State Master Beekeeper Program. BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED 1,759 sq. ft., added that interest in bee- apprentice-level graduates Beekeepers Association, said The association also pro- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, single level home with keeping has picked up in the are eligible to enroll so far the buzz about backyard vides mentors and instruc- attached garage on a corner lot in a great North Bend neighborhood. Extensive wake of news about a nation- and have expressed interest beekeeping is related to a tors. Sagili developed the interior remodel just completed that al decline in honeybees. in applying, Breece said. growing enthusiasm for local program with support from includes a gorgeous all new kitchen. A As a result, he helped cre- At the intermediate level, food and environmental Breece and a committee great layout with generous room sizes make this a must view home. Priced to ate the three-part Oregon participants don’t have a stewardship. made up of honeybee aca- sell at $176,500. Broker owned. Master Beekeeper Program, mentor and they must have “There are small-scale demics, commercial bee- MLS#12563004 which teaches people how to their own hive. Students backyard beekeepers who keepers and experienced raise the honey producers, must attend educational have a few hives around backyard beekeepers. GORGEOUS HORSE PROPERTY IN BANDON! Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath which are crucial pollinators events like webinars and (their) town and that’s defi- Oregon was home to house with attached garage & large deck for blueberries, pears, cher- workshops and volunteer to nitely growing because every 56,200 commercial honey- on 8.72 acres. This great one story 2,244 sq. ft. home was built in 1993. The ries, apples and other crops. share their knowledge with year different organizations bee hives in 2011, according property is set up for horses with a six “There’s a lot of interest in the community, such as with and local beekeeping clubs to a report from the OSU stall horse barn & round pen. There is a trail system throughout the property for bees, and we want to satisfy riding horses or ATV’s. This wonderful place is private & can be yours for only the needs of citizens,” said $299,000. MLS#12199958 Sagili, a honeybee research specialist with the OSU BEAUTIFUL 4BR, 2BA HOME ON 21.31 Extension Service and one of ACRES. This amazing property has an New updated home with gorgeous bathrooms, new the instructors for the train- kitchen with granite tiles, and a newer roof. ing. The home is spacious and has a large living Classes in the basic Listings! room with wood floors. This great property has a greenhouse, barn, pasture, creek, spring, “apprentice” level of the trees, and room for horses. A rare find for only program, which debuted in 1835 KOOS BAY BLVD., NORTH BEND $369,000 2110 HAYES ST., NORTH BEND $399,000 $349,000. MLS#12651791 2012, will start in January or WIND-PROTECTED BACKYARD makes outdoor entertaining a breeze in Beautiful custom home with a view of the dunes and February depending on the this 3,214 sq.ft. home on .35 of an acre. Beautiful deck with hot tub, bay. Nicely landscaped yard and a three car garage. applicant’s location. fireplace and mature landscaping. Three masterfully updated bathrooms, Large kitchen with a pantry and cooking island. large family room with built-in library and huge windows with views of Oversized laundry room with lots of beautiful cabinets Participants do not need the bay. Minutes from everything, this house is nestled in a for extra storage. #12357907 to own any hives or equip- setting that is surprisingly private. #12090568 ment in the beginning level. “Just good ol’ Mariah Grami Shaun Wright They’ll be matched with Principal Broker Real Estate Broker mentors in cities that fashioned service” 541-290-7808 541-404-8689 include Bend, Corvallis, Jerry Worthen Donna Optiz Randy Hoffine www.gramiproperties.com Eugene, Grants Pass, principal broker 791 Commercial Ave., Coos Bay • (541) 269-5263 broker principal broker www.gramiproperties.com Klamath Falls, Portland and www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com 399C N. CENTRAL , COQUILLE , OR 97423 • (541) 260-4663 Salem. In 2012, more than 50 experienced beekeepers 350 Beach Blvd., Winchester Bay OR 97467 Contents are prepared by the Advertising around the state were paired Department with contributions from local housing with 140 apprentices, most Liz Adamo, Broker Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by of whom are still working Phone: 541-662-0019 contributors belong to the writers and may not toward their certification, email: [email protected] Home Finder represent official views of their employers or said Carolyn Breece, a Michael Anderson, Sr. Principal Broker professional associations. Nothing in this research assistant in OSU’s A weekly advertising supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner honeybee lab who coordi- without the specific written permission of the Terrific Highway Visibility by The World nates the program. publisher. “Students work with a Advertising Department mentor through each season EQUAL HOUSING so they experience firsthand OPPORTUNITY how to manage bees in the PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising springtime, harvest honey in CONTACT US the summer, treat for pests in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing and disease in the fall and The World Newspaper Act which makes it illegal to advertise” any preference, limitation or discrimination based on successfully overwinter PO BOX 1840 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status colonies,”Breece said. Coos Bay, OR 97420 or national origin, or an intention, to make any The apprentice course such preference, limitation or discrimination.” costs $100 and includes sup- #12179688 Familial status includes children under the age of plies and books. 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant Applications are accepted in INTERSECTION OF HWY 101 & HWY 38, REEDSPORT, OR HOW TO PLACE women and people who have security custody of the order they are received. 240 'x80' Highway frontage. Fenced, City water children under 18. This newspaper will not There’s no deadline for and Sewer. 4 Tax Lots, Zoned Commercial/ ADVERTISING knowingly accept any advertising for real estate applying; the number of Transition. Allows for MANY uses! Phone: 269-1222 which is in violation of the law. Our readers are mentors available deter- hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in $$ Fax: 267-0294 mines acceptance. 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FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane Building a Christ Centered Family 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am For more info call Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am 541-266-0470 Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM www.mayimshalom.org Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend 123 Ocean Blvd. Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org 541-751-9059 Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm

Baptist Church of Christ Lutheran EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST Presbyterian 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School 9:30am 775 W. Donnelly Ave. (541) 267-6021 Morning Worship Service 10:45 am Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm Pastor Quintin Cundiff Harrison & St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, Come join us for the Sunday Worship Service (Fall/Winter schedule) ...... 10:30 am Sunday School...... 9:15 am Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages Sunday Bible Study for all ages...... 11:45 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Christmas Presentation Wednesday Soup Supper...... 6:00 pm Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Wednesday Advent Service...... 7:00 pm Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm www.clcs-cb.org “Heaven’s Child” Combined Youth Group (Sunday) ...... 6 pm-7:00 pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, December 16th ? . ? . ? . ? . ? . ? . ? . ? . ? 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay 10:45am The First Presbyterian Church of North Bend An American Baptist Church invites all to join in the worship on Monday, Pastor Gary Rice Signing for Hearing Impaired FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com December 24th for the Candlelight Service Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Evangelical Lutheran Church in America held at 10:00pm. The church is located at Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am CHURCH OF CHRIST 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend 2238 Pony Creek Road in North Bend. Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Office Hours...... Mon.-Fri. 9-1 pm Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am Adult Study ...... 9:15 am Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Pastor J. L. Coffey Where You Can Find A Friend 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 www.firstbaptistnb.org GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA

Sunday School...... 9:45 am (Clevland, Tenn.) 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm Church of God Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm FALL WORSHIP HOURS SOUTHERN BAPTIST NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD Worship Service ...... 8:30 am and 11:00 am 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Pastor Gary L. Robertson Sunday School for All Ages...... 10:00 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am December 24 SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm Christmas Eve Worship Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm 3:00pm “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” Candlelight Worship Reformed 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 “Building People Through Biblical Values” 11:00pm (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) HOPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH www.sbcnb.org All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director Community Churches Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Methodist Sunday School ...... 9:45 am Morning Service ...... 11:00 am 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Brion Spore, Nancy Goodman. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm Catholic Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor

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Jerry Steele, Pastor Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am A special celebration of the Light and Sound of God Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am ST. MONICA - COOS BAY December 9th, 11:00am - Noon FALL SCHEDULE 357 S. 6th St. Coos Bay Library, Cedar Room Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Call 541-756-2255 • 1-800-LOVE GOD Celebration Service...... 10:55 am - Monday, December 24th - www.eckankar.org Christmas Eve Mass 7:00 pm Communion 1st Sunday of the month Seventh-day Adventist Church Christmas Concert 11:30 pm Christmas Midnight Mass 12:00 am Episcopal COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST - Tuesday, December 25th - 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 Christmas Day Mass 10:00 am EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Come Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 MASSES: Worship Service...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Pastor Ken Williams Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am Worship Spanish Mass: 1 pm Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Wednesday Services: Holy Eucharist ...... 6:30 am Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon With Us Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care Unitarian Universalist Celebration Center Nazarene Foursquare UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) CELEBRATION CENTER NAZARENE - BAY AREA Living the message Jesus preached! 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(All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM (Nursery and Kids Church also provided) Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS for more information and childcare arrangements (541)756-4000 • www.celebrationcenter.com We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. For information or directions call 541-756-2004 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org Christian Grace International Non Denominational Word FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY CALVARY ON THE BAY HARVEST OF FAITH FAMILY CHURCH 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0539 “Teaching God’s Word book by book, chapter by chapter, verse by verse” Bringing help and hope through the Word of God Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Associate Pastors 131 N. 3rd (Hall Building), Coos Bay Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am Reverend David & Rhetta Curle Pastor Bart Cunningham Sunday Service...... 10:30 am Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Sunday Worship ...... 10:00 am Wednesday Jr/Sr. High School Youth ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Service...... 7:00 pm Children’s Worship and Nursery Care Children’s services provided on Sunday & Wednesday Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm 1954 Union Avenue, North Bend (541)756-1707 Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” Pastors David & Bridgette Whinery www.calvaryonthebay.org P.O. 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There are no refunds on specials. 541-8884762 unit avail. Great shape and location and available immediately! Coos Bay:1544 Newmark Ave. An- Starts October 1, 2012 One bdr. CB 1277 N. 6th St.Laundry 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, tiques, fishing equipment furniture, 541-267-6278 on site, $495mo. One bdr. NB 1189 W/D hookups, dishwasher, patio lawn equipment , boating supplies, Virginia no steps, Close to shopping plus yard. 600/mo., 1st/ last + lots of misc. items. Saturday 8-3. and schools., $485mo. $400 Dep. No $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. Florence: ( In Home Estate Sale) 9222 802 Cats pets/ smoking. W/G paid Tenant responsible for until. Local artist Mary Carlton has 2 of Phey Lane. 7 plus miles east of Flor- 541-267-0125 or 541-297-6752. Credit check required. Rentals her 1,000 limited edition winter/ ence on Hwy 126. Thurs. Dec. 13th OVERLOOKS Coos Bay: Charm- Please Call 541-271-3743 spring prints on sale at her home through Sun. Dec. 16th. 9-4pm daily. 600 ing, lg one bdr. upper apt. in for $40.00 each. Cards made Diane Archer estate sale. Bunker Hill. Close to FM and down- from her personal paintings also. 541-991-1622 town. w/s/g pd. Includes w/d, Nice for gifts at a low price. fenced yard. No smoking/pets. Other Stuff Phone 541-756-1715 or Garage / Bazaar 601 Apartments Background check. $625 plus De- 93493 Sunset Ln, NB. posits. 541-329-0371 700 Specials Kohl’s Cat House RED LEATHER overstuffed chair with 6 lines, 1 week Adoptions on site. RENTALS & ottoman $300. Squire bass guitar & 541-294-3876 REAL ESTATE SPECIALS 604 Homes Unfurnished 701 Furniture Peavey amp $175. 801-864-2766, or $12.00 541-329-0231. All specials will appear in Choose any of these specials and Adorable 1 bedroom ENGLISH OAK washstand $325; The World, Bandon Western add a photo for $5.00 extra. 2760 Chester North Bend church pew $325. 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Rentals / Real Estate 2 value, selling for $700. Firm. Call There are no refunds on specials. bath, dining room, office, and laun- 541-260-4188. 2 week - 6 lines, 760-567-7785. Starts October 1, 2012 dry room downstairs. Large back- For sale: 9 drawer White oak dresser 541-267-6278 $45.00 yard. Sec. 8 approved. $695/mo. + w/ large mirror, matching headboard For Sale: 12 Large Resest lightolier X deposit. 541-756-1739 PICC-A-DILLY Flea Market: Fair- w/ drawers. $250 call 541-751-1122. w/ supply connecter, like new. Call for Rentals / Real Estate 3 For rent. 5 mi. North of North Bend. more details. 541-756-3166 grounds, Eugene. THIS SUNDAY, Dec. 16, 10 - 4. 541-683-5589. 3 week - 6 lines, 2bdrm. w/ office. No pet/smoking. W/S MERCHANDISE RARE GIFTS - Costco, Dec. 2010, Pure Bred Golden Retrievers $55.00 included. 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World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday between $1.00 up to $500. etc. $400; new 4-volume leather Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. LEASE WITH OPTION. NEW studio 2 FREE bound Liturgy of Hours $100. HORSESHOEING All specials are category specific. story 900 sq ft., plus garage. Lake 530-518-0761. Port Orford. front / ocean view. Covered RV with There are no refunds on specials. Merchandise 2 RARE GIFTS - see to appreciate: hook-ups. References 1155 13th st Starts October 1, 2012 perfect 1800’s hand-painted 14.5 inch Port Orford. Call 541-660-8080 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold 541-267-6278 between $501. up to $1000. plate, Madonna and child, Lindges of $5.00 France $400. Make best offers. 530-518-0761. Port Orford. Merchandise 3 Near Fred Meyer Two sound design 9 in x 15in speak- 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold ers, $5 both. New ice cream freezer TEJUN FOWLER between $1001. up to $1500. $5. 8 Vintage kroyden golf clubs, bag, 541-297-5295 $7.00 pull cart $25, ten Christmas ceramic [email protected] All specials will appear in gifts $1-$10 ea. 541-888-2012 The World, Bandon Western World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. All specials are category specific. There are no refunds on specials. Studio-$395 Starts October 1, 2012 Ground floor unit w/ hardwood 541-267-6278 floors. Full kitchen, Quiet, No Pets/smoking. no app. fee New dining table with 4 chairs. 541-297-4834 $125.00. 541-756-5870

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See Dad Rugrats in Paris: The Movie ’ Nanny Nanny Friends Friends NICK Drake Drake Nick Full H’se Full H’se Full H’se Nanny Nanny Friends Friends ROOT XTERRA Sports Unlimited (N) Planet X Planet X Planet X Planet X Planet X Square Tennis ROOT (6:30) UFC Reloaded “UFC 144: Edgar vs. Henderson” Bensinger World Poker Tour Dan Patrick SPEED Car Crazy Car Crazy British Touring Car German Touring FIA GT1 World Unique Whips SPEED Truck U Truck U Gearz Gearz Hot Rod Hot Rod Truck U Truck U Unique Whips SYFY ›› Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (CC) ›› Blade II (2002) Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson. 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