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COQUILLE — High school seniors have a new reason to be careful about their sexual choices: jail. An 18-year-old Coquille man spent part of the weekend at the Coos County jail after police caught him having consensual sex with his 17- year-old girlfriend early Sunday. A Coquille police officer spotted the couple having sex in a car at a park behind a local school. The 18-year-old — whose name The World is withholding because he will not be prosecuted — was arrested on charges of third-degree sex- Photos by The Associated Press ual abuse, contributing to the sexual delin- Sea water floods the Ground Zero construction site Monday in NewYork.Sandy continued on its path Monday,as the storm forced the shutdown of mass quency of a minor and sexual misconduct. transit, schools and financial markets, sending coastal residents fleeing, and threatening a dangerous mix of high winds and soaking rain. The man was arrested around 2:20 a.m. and was released around 11 a.m. Monday on his own recognizance. Coos County District Attorney Paul Frasier said his office will decline to file charges because the man was within three years of age to the girl. Sandy’s fury Oregon Law 163.345 says it is a defense if the actor was less than three years older than the victim at the time of the alleged offense. Coquille Police Chief Janice Blue said people over the age of 18 need to understand if they Storm leaves millions have sex with a person under the age of 18 it is illegal. “It’s our job to make the arrest,”she said. powerless, stranded Blue said all of the charges the man was arrested on fit the guidelines of the crimes he allegedly committed. BY TOM HAYS AND ALLEN G. BREED Chris Christie said. “The devasta- Sexual abuse in the third-degree is defined as The Associated Press tion on the Jersey Shore is some of a person subjecting another person to sexual the worst we’ve ever seen. The cost contact and the victim is incapable of consent NEW YORK — Millions of peo- of the storm is incalculable at this by the reason of being under 18 years of age. ple from Maine to the Carolinas point.” Reporter Tyler Richardson can be reached at awoke Tuesday without power, The death toll from Sandy in the 541 269 1222 ext 236 or at trichardson@the- and an eerily quiet New York City U.S. climbed to 18, including six in worldlink.com. was all but closed off by car, train New York, four in Pennsylvania and air as superstorm Sandy and three in New Jersey, with most steamed inland, still delivering of the victims killed by falling This U.S.Coast Guard photo shows the HMS Bounty,a 180-foot punishing wind and rain. trees. Sandy also killed 69 people tall ship, submerged in the Atlantic Ocean during Hurricane Missing man The full extent of the damage in in the Caribbean before making its Sandy approximately 90 miles southeast of Hatteras, N.C. New Jersey,where the storm roared way up the Eastern Seaboard. ashore Monday night with hurri- At least 7.4 million people turns up south cane force, was unclear. Police and across the East were without elec- fire officials, some with their own tricity.Airlines canceled more than 1 dead, captain departments flooded, fanned out 12,000 flights. of Powers to rescue hundreds. Lower Manhattan, the financial center of the U.S., was among the “We are in the midst of urban missing from POWERS — After a monthlong disappear- search and rescue. Our teams are ance, a 57-year-old Powers man was found moving as fast as they can,” Gov. SEE SANDY | A8 camping south of the city. HMS Bounty Mark Ivon Foss and his Dodge Caravan were discov- ered by a hunter in China Flats ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. (AP) — When the HMS on Sunday. Bounty set sail last week, the captain running the ship The sheriff’s office has been made famous in Hollywood adventure films believed searching for Foss, who was he could navigate around Hurricane Sandy and last seen on Sept. 25 before he weather the storm. After two days in rough seas, he began driving from Powers to realized his journey would be far more difficult. Bridge. Mark Foss “I think we are going to be into this for several Foss told sheriff’s deputies Found camping days,” Robin Walbridge said in a message posted Sun- that he had voluntarily left his day on the vessel’s Facebook site, which reads like a home and had been camping on his own. He ship’s log of her activities. “We are just going to keep returned to his family. trying to go fast.” By Monday morning, the vessel had started taking on water, its engines failed and the crew of the stately Hedge fund manager craft had to abandon ship as it went down in the immense waves. One crew member died and Wal- pounds DeFazio with bridge was still missing. Most of the sailors were plucked from life rafts barrage of spending shortly after the ship went down, but Claudene BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE SEE BOUNTY | A8 The World

NEW YORK — Low on cash in the final seven days of the election, a New York hedge fund manager continues to fill the spending gap in Tribes request coal export study Art Robinson’s bid for Oregon’s 4th Congres- sional District. A group backed by Robert Mercer, CEO of BY JESSIE HIGGINS calls on the White House ment in the Pacific North- effective use of the North Renaissance Technologies, has spent $175,000 The World Council on Environmental west. Coos Bay’s terminal is Spit,” said Ray Doering, the in the past week to continue a barrage of televi- Quality to prepare an environ- still a concept. The developers Coquille Tribe’s spokesman. sion ads against Robinson’s rival, Democratic PENDLETON — The Affili- mental assessment on that will decide in December “Before they take a position, incumbent Peter DeFazio. ated Tribes of Northwest specific proposal. whether to move to the next they’ll do a study and look at That outside money is proving pivotal in Indians are calling for the U.S. The resolution does not phase. what the ramifications are. It’s closing the cash gulf between the two cam- Army Corps of Engineers to single out Coos Bay’s pro- Although the Coquille always a tug of war. The coun- paigns in the election’s closing days. complete a comprehensive posed export terminal, other Tribe and the Confederated cil supports more jobs. They Records released earlier this month show environmental impact state- than to insist federal and state Tribes of Coos, Lower also look at (whether the pro- DeFazio’s campaign had $457,000 left in its warchest — over four times that of Robinson’s ment on the cumulative agencies complete separate Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians posal is using) resources in an campaign. effects of exporting coal from environmental impact state- are members of the Affiliated environmentally sound way.” In a Sunday e-mail, Robinson’s campaign the Pacific Northwest. ments on each northwest Tribes, they haven’t taken a The Confederated Tribes asked supporters to make their “most generous The resolution was prompt- export proposal. There are position on coal export. also are withholding judgment ed by a proposed export facility currently six such proposals at “In the past, the tribe has at the Port of Morrow. It also different stages of develop- supported efforts to make SEE COAL | A8 SEE SPENDING | A8

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THE WORLD Coos Bay. Oregon has jurisdiction Territorial Sea NORTH BEND — The over the seabed 3 miles off- Oregon Department of Land shore. The Territorial Sea Plan workshops Conservation will host a Plan coordinates laws, I Thursday, 5-8 meeting Thursday to discuss activities and programs p.m., East Salmon future marine renewable related to that zone, accord- Room, The Mill Casi- energy projects. ing to the port. no-Hotel, 3201 The agency is creating Information from Thurs- guidelines for where future Tremont Street, North day’s meeting will be shared ocean energy projects should Bend. with the Territorial Sea Plan be sited by amending the I Tuesday,Nov.6, 5- Advisory Committee and 8 p.m., Hallmark Hotel, state’s Territorial Sea Plan. Oregon Ocean Policy Advi- 744 SW Elizabeth Thursday’s meeting will Street, Newport. begin with an update on the sory Council, which will eventually designate areas I Wednesday, Nov. 7, amendment’s process, a dis- 5-8 p.m., Holiday Inn cussion of the latest plan- for ocean renewable energy Express, 204 West ning options and maps of development. Marine Drive, Astoria. proposed recommended Thursday’s workshop is areas, according to the Ore- the only such meeting on the gon International Port of South Coast. Thefts & Mischief COOS BAY 1000 block of Jefferson Street. Oct. 26, 5:27 p.m., theft, 1500 block of Lincoln Street. Oct. 28, 3:22 a.m., theft of serv- Oct. 28, 5:54 p.m., criminal mis- ices, 3200 block of Ocean chief, 1300 block of North Oct. 26, 6:12 p.m., criminal tres- Boulevard. Gould Street. pass, 2200 block of 16th Oct. 28, 6:16 a.m., theft, 1100 Oct. 28, 11:28 p.m., dispute, 1900 Street. block of Anderson Avenue. block of Newmark Avenue. Oct. 26, 6:16 p.m., three people Oct. 28, 6:56 a.m., unlawful Oct. 28, 11:29 p.m., unlawful arrested on multiple charges, entry into a motor vehicle, 100 entry into a motor vehicle, 900 State Street. block of South Cammann block of South First Street. Oct. 26, 7:00 p.m., man arrested Street. Oct. 29, 12:35 a.m., shoplifter, on multiple charges, 1600 Oct. 28, 7:51 a.m., theft of chain- 100 block of South Seventh block of Virginia Avenue. saw from vehicle, 900 block of Street. Oct. 26, 7:09 p.m., disorderly Elrod Avenue. conduct, 1500 block of Virginia Oct. 28, 3:08 p.m., disorderly NORTH BEND Avenue. conduct, 1100 block of Califor- Oct. 26, 4:57 p.m., criminal tres- Oct. 26, 10:49 p.m., man arrest- nia Avenue. pass, 1600 block of Virginia ed on warrants, 2300 block of Oct. 28, 4:14 p.m., burglary, Avenue. Commercial Street. By Lou Sennick, The World Aload of logs is lifted onboard the Cape Moreton Friday afternoon in North Bend.As it is gets close to the ship Meetings and the longshore crew working on board, it created some patterns on the side of the cargo ship. TODAY missioners — 9 a.m., Room Port of Coos Bay — 7 p.m., Port 216, courthouse, 1036 S.E. office, 125 Central Ave., Suite Coos County Airport District — Douglas Ave., Roseburg; week- 300, Coos Bay; regular com- 3:30 p.m., district boardroom, ly meeting. Corrections Southwest Oregon Regional mission meeting. Executive School will honor Reedsport Parks and Beautifi- session to immediately follow. Airport terminal building, 1100 Wrong name Airport Lane, North Bend; reg- cation Committee — 3 p.m., council chambers, city hall, 451 ular meeting. SATURDAY local veterans The World wrongly iden- Winchester Ave.; regular meet- tified Holy Redeemer ing. Gardiner Rural Fire Protection Catholic Church’s pastor in a WEDNESDAY District — 10 a.m., Gardiner COOS BAY — Sunset School will be holding a Vet- Monday article. His correct Douglas County Board of Com- THURSDAY Fire Hall; regular meeting. eran’s Day Assembly to BAY AREA name is Father Karl Schray. honor all veterans from 8:15- REPORTS 9:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 8. Changed location Students and staff would Code Board of Appeals, Coos The Saturday, Nov. 3 like to honor veterans who Bay/North Bend Water Extraordinary Living Con- live in the community and Board, Design Review Com- ferenece location has been s surrounding areas and invite xam mittee, Parks Commission, changed to Oregon Coast l E them to join in this tribute. nta and Tree Board. Culinary Institute, 1988 De The Marshfield High ee Applications are available Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. A Fr School student band will be from the City Manager’s brief in The World on Oct. 24 playing during the assembly. 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Cribbins’ solutions bridge differences Coos County has the opportu- nity to elect an outstanding candi- date for county commissioner: Melissa Cribbins. I spend a good deal of time in Coos County for my job, and I’ve worked with Ms. Cribbins for many years. I have seen her repeatedly demonstrate her compassion and her smarts for problem solving. Her work in the juvenile court system has given her a unique insight and understanding into the issues and challenges facing some of our most vulnerable citizens — abused and neglected children. In her work for the Coquille Indian Tribe, she has demonstrated a unique ability to work through complex governmental issues and present clear, common-sense solutions. She knows how to bridge politi- cal differences and reach consen- Arnie Roblan is that kind of candi- cases for voting yes on Measure 6- sus on tough issues. And her roots date. 144. We need a well-coordinated in Coos County give her a deep Arnie’s values of honesty and Kudos management structure, with a understanding of the opportuni- integrity, his sense of fairness and proven, experienced manager at ties and challenges facing its citi- justice for all, and his understand- zens. A vote for Melissa Cribbins ing that we all deserve an equal the helm if we are to ever manage for county commissioner is a com- chance to succeed, provide him our county efficiently and in a way mitment toward a better future for with a clear moral compass. Add to that provides maximum services at Coos County. these qualities his belief that gov- minimum cost. Judging from the Honored, humbled they shared stories of abuse suf- Edmund Goodman ernment is a positive force that mismanagement evident in the fered or witnessed, and Maria’s Portland serves us all and you have the kind past, competence at the helm will by support response was “Bless your heart.” of person who will be an effective pay for itself many times over. As I retire from the Women’s We would like to thank everyone leader in the Senate. Safety & Resource Center I am who helped, especially Brett and Undermining Arnie has spent a lifetime accu- Please vote yes on Measure 6- 144 and get this county on the compelled to publicly thank this Diane; the Soroptimists; The mulating the skills of listening, generous community. It has been democracy, voting crafting solutions to difficult right track. World; PEO Chapter CZ; and Joe, heartwarming over the years to see Kaye and Rick of the Electric Hos- I am stunned by the lack of problems, advocating for people Jon Barton the level of support grow for the pital. And thank you WSRC for integrity exhibited by Republicans, and providing leadership. He Hauser Women’s Safety & Resource Cen- including Mitt Romney. Honesty understands that conflict is not ter/Women’s Crisis Service. supporting women on paths to a and truth is not honored or necessarily a bad thing but when At all times of year people send better life. Instructions for bags are respected. Art Robinson even had handled correctly can lead to solu- Vote for the in checks or walk into the office, at the Electric Hospital or his son, by his side at every event, tions everyone can live with. He whether it was our small office on www.electrichospital.com. Dona- run as a Democrat in the primary has the understanding and 1,010,078 lives paid Union Street, our medium-size tions may be dropped off at WSRC, patience to create legislation that against Rep. Peter DeFazio touting office on Monroe Street or the 1681 Newmark Avenue, Coos Bay. honesty in government. Is this not works. It is one thing to say, “I Here’s a story many of us have Coddington Place offices on New- Janette Kerbo and Maria Neill hypocrisy and an attempt to sub- believe this or that,” but quite forgotten. A story and reminder of mark Avenue. Each person, Coos Bay vert our democratic election another to convert your beliefs why it is imperative each of us take whether they walk in or mail their process? into workable laws that serve us all part in the election. donation, has compassion for Our sacred trust, our ability to fairly. Connecticut born, Nathan Hale agency clients and a desire to help. vote, is being destroyed by parti- Solid values and competent They may offer a $10 bill and say it attended Yale and became a Appreciation for san voting rights manipulation and skills are still not enough to be a is anonymous, or they write a a few billionaires, hiding behind successful legislator. There must teacher in East Haddam and later check for $1,000 for something pizza for students super PACs, who are attempting to also be the desire, drive, energy New London after his graduation specific such as “INOKA,” the The faculty, students and sabotage our democracy. and perseverance to see things in 1773. In 1775, he accepted a com- domestic violence support group administration of North Bend High These billionaires have inserted through. Arnie has shown through mission as a first lieutenant in the program. Whenever there is a his tireless effort that he possesses School would like to publicly themselves into our 4th Congres- 7th Connecticut Regiment of the fundraising event, businesses step sional District by paying for this kind of commitment. He has acknowledge the generous dona- Continental Army under Col. up to help with financial donations deceptive television ads to defeat been effective in passing legisla- or donations of goods and services. tion of 25 $5 gift certificates from Charles Webb. Rep. Peter DeFazio. These ads tion that has made life better for us I have also been honored and Gino’s Pizza for our October Acad- Under this commission, Hale never mention the man running all. Legislation thathas reopened a humbled to work with the out- emic All-Stars. In an effort to give rail line, increased job opportuni- against Rep. DeFazio. Why? would volunteer for a spy mission standing and skilled employees of increased recognition for academic Because the super PAC doesn’t ties and promoted more educa- this agency. Each and every one are that would ultimately lead to his excellence, we have added a care who Art Robinson is or what tional opportunities for our chil- death and, for us, a prime example devoted women and men who work dren. monthly “Academic All-Stars” faction he represents in the of why our participation in elec- each day to help adult and child Republican Party. These out-of- Elect someone who will truly victims of abuse. They are avail- portion to our monthly assemblies. tions is a privilege and a civic duty. state manipulators insert them- make a difference. Elect Arnie able 24 hours a day, seven days a Teachers from 25 different content selves into our state’s election to Roblan your state senator. With the British occupying part week, to help each victim feel safe areas submit one student name influence voters to defeat Con- Matt Christensen of New York City, a spy was need- and supported. Some staff work to each. As students are announced, gressman DeFazio. Period. Coos Bay ed to go behind enemy lines to help domestic violence offenders they come before the student body The super PAC ads show monitor their movements. Hale change their violent behavior. to receive a small token of appreci- national debt numbers from 1987 Their work is dedicated to a vio- was the only volunteer. While the ation for their hard work. to today. Amazingly, they blame Proving the need details are disputable, Hale was lence-free community where Congressman DeFazio for the women are safe, male victims feel We at North Bend High School debt! He’s refused pay raises, pro- for administrator recognized as a patriot and appre- supported and children can grow in are privileged and proud to have posed balanced budget amend- “We don’t need an administra- hended by British forces. peace. the support from our community. ments and worked hard for mid- tor; I know how to run the county”, On Sept. 22, 1776, Hale was The Women’s Safety & Resource Thank you again, Gino’s! dle-class families. In fact, if Con- Bob Main was heard to say at a marched down Post Road to Center provides an abundance of Tanya Sinko gress had succeeded in passing the recent forum. Yet this same Bob Artillery Park, where he was services that are not typically seen North Bend High School Faculty balanced budget amendment in Main is quoted in The World as hanged, but not before uttering by the majority of you but are crit- North Bend 1995 (DeFazio voted for it) we like- ical to many of your neighbors, saying it now appears the county one of the most famous lines in ly would not be in the fiscal situa- has been undercharging for friends and children’s survival and American history, “I only regret tion we're in today. In short, Con- garbage disposal about $40 per ton hope for a better life. Keep up the gressman DeFazio has long been a for some time. Handling 16,000 that I have but one life to give for good work Coos County and con- LWV appreciates voice of fiscal reason in Congress tons per year, that’s a whopping my country.” tinue your generous support of this efforts to educate and we need to keep him there. $640,000 annual shortfall that our While the exact words can be extraordinary agency. Those who constantly talk ‘expert’ commissioners didn’t fig- argued, by all accounts it was Judy Moody Members of the League of about freedom and liberty see ure out until a citizen’s committee reported that he stated it with the Coos Bay Women Voters of Coos County nothing wrong with allowing a few and a catastrophic failure brought fortitude and eloquence of a true applaud community members for wealthy men to undermine our the mess to their attention. Think their participation in the League’s democracy. Ask yourself, why have American patriot. So what does Wild burlap that would pay for a professional informational election forum held Republican governors and legisla- administrator? Hale’s patriotism have to do with Oct. 17 at the Red Lion Hotel. We tors threatened our right to vote? Then, John Shank in an expres- exercising your right to vote? fashionistas Why did the Republican majority sion of Socratic wisdom, both at a Freedom comes at a price. Hale Thank heaven, there are still some thank candidates Scott Roberts in Congress refuse to support a bill recent WBC forum and in his paid the ultimate price with his rather wild and wonderful people and Arnie Roblan for both accept- for our veterans in the Veterans Job recent letter to the editor, asks if life. In addition to Hale, 1,010,078 that are game to laugh, share talents ing our invitation to speak. Our Act? Rep. DeFazio voted for it. and spend a couple of frivolous commissioners don’t have the American military personnel have thanks to representatives for the Why do Republicans want to take skills to run the county, how can hours enjoying the simple pleasures two local measures that could fun- given their lives in the name of away a woman’s freedom of choice they be expected to hire an admin- of life in these demanding times. damentally change county govern- over her own body? freedom. It is the ultimate sacrifice istrator? Well, John, probably the Hilarious warriors, lovely ladies and ment. Do we really want to send same way a school board (not a of these men and women that canines proved that burlap fashions We also are grateful to modera- another extremist who has stated teacher among them) hires a makes our right to vote our rock. The Wild Women of tor Tim Novotny; the 14 League that our public schools are evil, a superintendent or a contractor responsibility to vote. Charleston salute all of the free spir- person who claims to be a scientist members who volunteered their without electrical skills hires an In an age of American Idols, its that joined our escapade. (he’s a chemist) but refuses to electrician to wire the house. The Earla Bradley, Marg Whitmer, time over the past four months fantasized football leagues, Honey accept the facts concerning cli- skills required for each are very Mel Campbell organizing the forum, especially mate change, one who writes that different. A wise man knows what Boo Boos and light-speed tweets, Charleston forum Chair Judith VanDuzer Uno; “Hispanics” shopping in Food-4- he doesn’t know and seeks those it is easy to lose sight of the great- the seven members of Zonta Club Less are probably illegal? Does he who have needed knowledge. ness that is the American demo- of the Coos Bay Area who volun- agree with his Republican col- Muddling through, pretending to cratic system and, most impor- Donations of teered their time; Channel 14 for leagues that rape is something know leads to situations like the tantly,the price we have paid for it. other than a horrible, life-chang- hygiene supplies recording and airing the entire one we are now in. During this election season, I ing crime? Maybe you should ask Mr. Shank also says the com- forum; and more importantly, encourage you to make your voice This amazing community did it him. missioners should trim and con- again. When women seek assis- members of the public who took Sandra Stafford solidate operations to save money. heard. We owe it to ourselves, our tance from the Women’s Safety time to inform themselves about Coquille I agree. Why do you suppose it country and our military person- and Resource Center, the crisis this important election. The hasn’t been done? Could it be the nel, past and present, to take time team provides emergency hygiene League appreciates the efforts of Roblan has the commissioners don’t know how to out of our busy lives to vote. supplies that enable a woman, and all concerned in fulfilling its voter do it? Or is it possible the silo To deny ourselves the right to her children, to regain the confi- education mission. structure of county government dence that comes with knowing vote would be to deny the value of Carol Ventgen right combination discourages coordination or con- they are clean and groomed. Sup- the lives given to protect that right. To be the kind of legislator that solidation of departments? plies were donated to make and fill 1st Vice President we all want to represent us in Despite their arguments against Go vote! 156 hand-sewn bags for women League of Women Voters of Salem requires a complex combi- the hiring of an administrator, Thomas Green leaving domestic abuse situations. Coos County nation of values, skills and energy. both men have actually made good Coos Bay As each person dropped donations, North Bend C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, October 30,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Teachers have Central Ore. nears enough to do end of $10 million without having poverty fighting test to do it all BEND (AP) — An ambi- J. Hill as a way to give back to DEAR ABBY: “Chaplin, tious 10-year, $10 million the states where the railroad Conn., Reader” (Aug. 16) experiment by a major foun- magnate made his fortune. He suggested that teachers dation to see whether commu- helped bring the railroad to should be sharing life lessons nities could fight poverty at its Central Oregon in 1911 to with children. Unfortunately, roots is coming to an end next access the region’s vast forests. many people in our society year in Central Oregon, with The partnership created believe it — including par- participants saying the results what it called community ents. are mixed. action teams in towns across Students DEAR The Minnesota-based Central Oregon. come to us Northwest Area Foundation The teams consisted of res- with ever- ABBY chose Central Oregon for an idents that identified local ini- increasing experiment in focusing on tiatives and awarded grant deficits in efforts to deal with the causes dollars with money from the many non- The Associated Press of poverty rather than its roughly $1 million per year curricular Jim Hanchett,LDS youth leader for Bradley Nelson,16,left,and Jackson Chandler, two Oregon teenagers who symptoms. allotted by the foundation. areas. But it didn’t return from a weekend hike, speak to reporters Monday, in Portland. The teens were found Monday It formed a nonprofit called “People got the idea the is NOT the afternoon by a driver not connected to the search party. the Central Oregon partnership was the United job of public Partnership, now called the Way of poverty,” said Sharon educators to Partnership to End Poverty. Miller,who served on the Bend teach them JEANNE 2 teens missing since Next year,the funding is due to team. “All we did was look at the impor- PHILLIPS dry up, and the partnership grant applications.” tance of board must soon decide In mid-decade, the foun- families, whether to shutter the project dation ordered changes that helping grandparents, caring Saturday found safe or seek a new source of money, resulted in power being shifted for household pets, etc. the Bulletin newspaper of from the community teams to If these things come up in Bend reported. a regional office. the course of the day and PORTLAND (AP) — Two battle isn’t over. Early on, the project faced Stephen Hillis, a retired there is a need to address Oregon teenagers who didn’t Obie’s former owner in criticism for backing projects Madras teacher and member them, we try to clarify any return from a weekend hike STATE Puyallup, Wash., gave him that seemed tangential to of his town’s team, said some misconceptions. But taking are safe after spending two DIGEST up, saying he was unable to poverty — like a newspaper for teams didn’t want to go away. time to prepare and teach a nights in wet, windy weather. care for him. La Pine — and later sank into There was turmoil among staff lesson on any of these small Jackson Chandler, 17, and However, Oregon infighting, culminating in and complaints of financial tenced on firearms charges but important subjects is no Bradley Nelson, 16, were Dachshund Rescue wants to accusations of mismanage- and organizational misman- Monday in federal court in longer an option. The found Monday afternoon by take Obie away from ment that led the Oregon agement. The state Medford, but Judge Owen demands placed on teachers a driver not connected to the Vanatta, claiming that she’s Department of Justice to get Department of Justice laid out Panner put it off until today are vast and complex. search party, Clackamas exploiting the dog in her fos- involved. a host of management recom- Thursday after learning Just getting parents to follow County Sheriff’s Deputy ter care and that he actually But the organization points mendations. about the anger Amoroso through at home on school Nate Thompson said. They belongs to the rescue group. to about two dozen projects as The partnership had a new expressed during therapy responsibilities is a job in did not need medical atten- A Washington County, successes, some created by the executive director every few sessions with a psychologist itself. Many of them don’t tion. Circuit Court judge decided project, others that it pushed years: It’s had at least five over since his arrest. seem to think they need to Chandler and Nelson told Monday that Obie will stay along: a regional transit sys- the past decade. Panner said he wanted to help their kids be successful reporters they went in the with Vanatta, at least tem- tem, more health care access By 2008, the Northwest make sure there was a good in school. — SEEN IT ALL IN wrong direction and got lost. porarily. The judge said it’s for those who didn’t have it, Area Foundation had reverted treatment program available MICHIGAN The Boy Scouts and avid hik- unclear who owns the dog. more adult education oppor- to its role of awarding grants to if Amoroso goes to prison. DEAR SEEN IT ALL: ers did not have food, but The next step could be tunities and one-stop shop- proven organizations. It con- Thank you for your com- they drank water and slept Man, 76, dies in home arbitration. ping efforts for those seeking verted its relationship with the ments. The letter from under trees that blocked the social services. Partnership to End Poverty to a “Chaplin, Conn. Reader” rain. plumbing accident Man gets 10 years for “We didn’t end poverty,” grant model in 2009. brought a HUGE number of “I was definitely con- CANBY (AP) — Officials selling medical pot said Scott Cooper, a former Karla Miller, program responses on this issue, pri- cerned. I didn’t want to be say a 76-year-old Canby, MEDFORD (AP) — A reg- Crook County elected admin- director with the foundation, marily from teachers: spending the night out area man died after he tried istered medical marijuana istrator who joined the part- said there isn’t a simple DEAR ABBY: I have there,” Chandler said. “Said to shut off his home water grower has been sentenced nership in 2009 and left as answer to whether it got its worked in an elementary a prayer and asked our heav- supply because of a leak and to 10 years in federal prison executive director in money’s worth. But she said school for nine years. A enly father for direction on got stuck upside-down in an for conspiring to sell his crop September. “What we did do she sees stronger collabora- teacher is a counselor,doctor, which way we needed to go.” underground vault. illegally and for having was create infrastructure in the tion, more awareness of social worker and behavioral The pair left West Linn in The Oregon state medical machine guns and other ille- region over the last 10 years for poverty-related issues and a specialist all in one. Kids suburban Portland on examiner’s office listed gal firearms. people to be better able to pull variety of programs the part- come to class dirty, hungry, Saturday afternoon and Edward Bilton-Smith’s Jason Nelson, owner of a themselves up.” nership helped create that tired, with no manners or planned to return to their death as accidental. Grants Pass bike shop, was The foundation was deal with the root causes of clue about the alphabet or vehicle by nightfall. Canby Fire District sentenced Monday in U.S. formed by the family of James poverty. counting. Teachers have Their parents called for spokesman Tom O’Connor District Court in Medford. halted lessons because a child help when the boys didn’t says the man and his wife Prosecutor Doug Fong is in a meltdown. Some kids come back. noticed a water leak in their said he asked for the stiff Death Notices have never held a pencil or About 50 people from home Sunday afternoon. The sentence because Nelson lied Kenneth B. Dickinson with Nelson’s Bay Area scissors, and don’t know how volunteer groups, joined by a man went outside to shut off during his trial, claiming he — 84, of Coos Bay, passed Mortuary, 541-267-4216. to share or take directions helicopter, searched the the water but O’Connor says was growing only for four away Oct. 24, 2012, in Danny J. Straight — 60, from an adult. It’s sad to hear foothills south of Portland that task involved reaching medical marijuana patients Carmichael, Calif. of Charleston, passed away them say they have no on Monday. down five feet into a vault to and denying he sold any of it. Arrangements are pending Oct. 29, 2012, in Charleston. crayons at home or books to turn a valve by hand. At sentencing, Nelson with Nelson’s Bay Area Arrangements are pending read. As for testing, unless Sentencing delayed for admitted taking advantage of Mortuary, 541-267-4216. with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- the parents do THEIR job, we man with gun at school Overweight dog to stay the Oregon Medical Gretchen Aulenbach 267-3131. will see little improvement in in foster care for now MEDFORD (AP) — Marijuana Program out of Chapman — 83, of Dixie L. Arrant — 70,of scores. And no, I don’t work Sentencing has been post- HILLSBORO (AP) — For greed. He apologized to his Lakeside, passed away Oct. Lakeside, passed away Oct. in a big-city school district — poned for an Oregon man now, Obie the overweight family, the judge and Fong 26, 2012, in Springfield. 28, 2012, in Lakeside. this is a nice suburban area. who authorities feared may dachshund will remain with for his lies. Arrangements are pending Arrangements are pending — STILL LOVE MY JOB have been planning a sniper the caretaker who has helped Nelson was arrested after with Nelson’s Bay Area with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- DEAR ABBY: I spend half attack on a high school foot- the formerly 70-pound police intercepted a pot Mortuary, 541-267-4216. 267-3131. my teaching time on behav- ball game. pooch to shed 15 pounds so shipment to the East Coast, Don Traylor — 91, of ioral issues, social skills, bul- Raphael Amoroso of far. and traced some of it back to North Bend, passed away lying, how to work in a group Grants Pass was to be sen- However the custody Nelson. Oct. 28, 2012, in North Bend. and just trying to hold kids’ Funeral Arrangements are pending attention. Many children with Nelson’s Bay Area Saturday, Nov. 3 today are so used to constant Mortuary, 541-267-4216. John Hinds and stimulation from TV, video Obituaries Pauline Hurley — 80, of Roylanda Brannon, 11 a.m., games, texting, etc., that Gail Marie Seibert Coos Bay Oct. 24, 2012, sur- Following 29 years of Coos Bay, passed away Oct. memorial service/potluck, their attention spans max out rounded by her family and marriage, Frank passed away 28, 2012, in Portland, Ore. Bastendorff Beach gazebo, at 30 seconds. I practically April 18, 1958 – Oct. 24, 2012 friends. in 2006. Gail moved to Coos Arrangements are pending Cape Arago Highway. have to sing and dance to A private family gathering Gail grew up in San Pedro, Bay in July 2011 to be close to reach them or they tune out. I to celebrate Calif., always with a view of both her lifelong friends and suggest “Chaplin” go to a the life of the Pacific Ocean. She grad- the Pacific Ocean. She school, volunteer, and try to Gail M. • Cremation uated from San Pedro High selected a home perched on • Funeral Service become a part of the solution Seibert, 54, School, Class of 1976. She Seven Devils Road with a instead of adding to the bur- of Coos Bay den of already overworked was held met Frank Seibert in the view of the Pacific Ocean Locally teachers. — TEACHING IN locally . summer of 1975 in Rancho and the North Spit. “Our family Owned Palos Verdes and they mar- Gail is survived by her & TACOMA Private cre- serving your family” Operated DEAR ABBY: You said mation rites ried Feb. 19, 1977, in San son, Philip Seibert of Coos parents should be the ones were held at Pedro. Gail became a mother Bay; mother, Marguerite 541-267-4216 teaching the kinds of things Ocean View Gail Seibert in 1977 to a son, Philip.The Nucero of Clovis, Calif.; 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson the Connecticut reader wrote M emory family then moved to Ohio father, Bob Morgan of Squaw about. Then you asked where Gardens Crematorium in that same year. Valley, Calif.; brother, Rob the parents are. Let me tell Coos Bay with a private During her working career Morgan of Miramonte, you! They’re too busy on inurnment to take place at Gail worked as a photogra- Calif.; and brother, Jim their smartphones talking to Spring Grove Cemetery in pher and a school bus driver. Morgan of Orofino, Iaho. or fighting with their latest Medina, Ohio at a later date. Her hobbies included quilt- Arrangements are under boy- or girlfriend, playing Gail was born April 18, ing, traveling, photography the care of Coos Bay Chapel, electronic games, out drink- 1958, in Alhambra, Calif., to and attending the theater 541-267-3131. ing and partying so much Robert Burtus Morgan and and concerts. She was an Friends and family are they don’t know or care Marguerite Marietta (King) avid animal lover, especially encouraged to sign the guest- where their kids are. Parents Morgan. She passed away close to her was Poquito, the book at www.coosbayfh.com who actually spend time with peacefully at her home in Great Dane. and www.theworldlink.com. their children and give them undivided attention are sadly William Bernard In 1950 he moved with his son, Max Lewis. Coosoos BayBay ChapelChapel in the minority. Those who “Bernie” Lewis III family to Coos Bay, graduat- Arrangements are under help to teach them are even ing from Marshfield High the direction of Macy & Son Crremationemation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice fewer in number. — KANSAS July 22, 1939 – Oct. 27, 2012 School in 1957. Funeral Directors, 503-472- Established in 1915, formerly Wilson, Dungan-Margeson, READER A celebration of life will be Bernie married Mary Jo 6151. Theurwachter, Ellingson-Groskopf, W.O. Campbell, Mills-Bryan-Sherwood and Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. DEAR ABBY: You are cor- held for William Bernard Shoop Aug. 7, 1976. He To leave private online rect that teachers are over- “Bernie” Lewis III, 73, of worked for General condolences, please visit • Simple cremation & burial. whelmed by many curricular, McMinnville from 2 to 4 Telephone Company for 23 www.macyandson.com. • Convenient downtown location with ample legislative and administrative p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11, at his years. After retiring he start- Sign the guestbook at parking. demands. home in McMinnville. ed his own business of Lewis www.theworldlink.com. • Full-service facility including large chapel, However, educators can Bernie was born July 22, Drafting. reception, private viewing & conference rooms. continually instill many of 1939, in Bernie is survived by his • Merchandise options include caskets, urns, burial these life lessons into stu- Beccaria, wife, Mary Jo; daughter The World publishes & urn vaults, cremation jewelry, printed dents by acting as positive Pa., to Shannon Johnson; grand- death notices and service materials, video tributes & more available at the role models who consistently W illiam daughters, Ashley Hanson listings as a free public time of need or in advance by preplanning. • Pet cremation. demonstrate core values such Bernard and Allison Kirk; grandsons, service. Obituaries and as integrity, respect and “Card of Thanks” items are • Payment terms & options. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World •Tuesday, October 30,2012 Y K Nation For travelers, Sandy’s Storm will keep financial markets closed today aggravation spans globe NEW YORK (AP) — Stock happen later Monday. trading will be closed in the Areas around New York’s U.S. for a second day today as Financial District were part NEW YORK (AP) — cancelations here can dra- day of work at Langley Air Hurricane Sandy bears down of a mandatory evacuation Superstorm Sandy grounded matically impact travel in Force Base in Virginia. He on the East Coast. Bond trad- zone. The storm surge is well over 10,000 flights other cities. thought he’d be looking at a ing will also be closed. already pushing water over across the Northeast and the Delays rippled across the two-hour layover in Harts- The last time the New York seawalls in the southern tip globe, and it could be days U.S., affecting travelers in field-Jackson Atlanta Stock Exchange was closed of Manhattan. before some passengers can cities from San Francisco to International Airport on his The Associated Press for weather was in 1985 CME Group’s New York get where they’re going. Atlanta. Others attempting way from San Francisco to Travelers on Delta Airlines look at because of Hurricane Gloria, trading floor was closed, but According to the flight- to fly out of Europe and Asia Norfolk, Va. a departure screen in Detroit, and it will be the first time its electronic markets for tracking service Flight- also were stuck. But Sandy changed his Monday. since 1888 that the exchange commodities were function- Aware, more than 13,500 Narita, the international schedule. “Now it’s begin- will have been closed for two ing. Crude oil fell 74 cents to flights had been canceled for airport near Tokyo, canceled ning to be a 28-hour layover nas to Ohio, caused scares at consecutive days because of close at $85.54 in electronic Monday and today, almost 11 flights Tuesday — nine to until tomorrow,” he said two nuclear power plants weather.The cause then was a trading. CME said electronic all related to the storm. By the New York area and two to Monday. and stopped the presidential blizzard that left drifts as high trading for commodities early this morning, more Washington, D.C. All Nip- Hurricane Sandy con- campaign cold. as 40 feet in the streets of would also be open today. than 500 flights scheduled pon Airways set up a special verged with a cold-weather The storm was forecast to New York City. CME said it would reopen for Wednesday also were counter at Narita to deal with system and made landfall head across Pennsylvania The New York Stock its stock index futures trad- canceled. passengers whose flights had over New Jersey on Monday before taking another sharp Exchange and Nasdaq said ing Monday night at 6 p.m. Major carriers such as been canceled. evening with 80 mph winds. turn into western New York they intend to reopen on ET for overnight electronic American Airlines, United “All flights to New York The monstrous hybrid of by Wednesday morning, Wednesday and would keep trading and keep it open and Delta canceled all flights yesterday and today are can- rain and high wind — and bringing heavy rain and local investors updated. through 9:15 a.m. today. into and out of three area air- celed. What will happen even snow in some moun- flooding. Much of the East Coast Trading on interest rate ports in New York, the tomorrow no one knows,” tainous inland areas — killed The flight cancelations was at a standstill Monday as futures and options on nation’s busiest airspace. airline spokeswoman Megu- at least 16 people in seven were on par with a major the storm approached. Mass futures including Treasurys, About one-quarter of all U.S. mi Tezuka said. states, cut power to more winter storm in early 2011 transit and schools were Eurodollar and Fed Funds flights travel to or from New Sandy caused Eric than 6 million homes and that forced 14,000 flights to closed across the region would reopen at the same York airports each day. So Danielson to miss his first businesses from the Caroli- be scrapped over four days. ahead of the storm hitting time Monday night and stay land, which was expected to open today.

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C M C M Y K Tuesday, October 30,2012 • The World • A7 Y K World WORLD DIGEST Swiss bank UBS plans Egyptians question role of faith in politics MECCA, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Now that she has fin- as many as 10K layoffs ished the hajj and is returning home to Egypt, Magda Bag- nied says her family will no doubt try to convince her to GENEVA (AP) — Swiss 2.17 billion Swiss francs additional costs through put on the headscarf to banking giant UBS AG is to ($2.31 billion) in the third 2015, but that the reorgani- demonstrate her religiosity cut as many as 10,000 quarter, in contrast to last zation will result in restruc- after a pilgrimage meant to employees, or some 15 per- year’ equivalent net profit of turing charges of 3.3 billion IItt’st’’ss AArdvarkArrddvvaarrkk cleanse her of sin and bring cent of its staff, to drastically 1.02 billion Swiss francs. francs over the next three her closer to God. shrink its ailing investment UBS blamed the loss on a years including about a half- 11stsstt AnniversaryAAnnnniivveerrssaarryy She fully expects that from bank. 3.1 billion francs charge at billion francs in the fourth her parents. But she doesn’t The news of the layoffs the investment bank and an quarter. want that kind of pressure came as Switzerland’s 863 million francs hit linked UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti from her government or biggest bank posted another to an accounting rule on how said the investment unit, 220%00%% OFFOOFFFF leaders. big loss for the third quarter. banks must value their debt. which has been hit by a Everything!verything! “Leave religion to the peo- It said Tuesday that the job Banks can post gains if the series of costly blunders in Everything! ple,” said Bagnied, a media cuts are part of a strategy to value of their debt falls, recent years, will “continue professor at Ahram Canadian shore up profits. because it would theoreti- to be a significant global University, in Cairo’s suburbs. As a result, UBS said it cally become cheaper for the player in its core businesses.” S needs to reduce its head- bank to repurchase that But tighter industry-wide Spec The annual pilgrimage to 10% ial Islam’s holiest sites offers count to “around 54,000” by debt. But the rule also says requirements for banks to Vet 40% Discou % OF Muslims a chance to reaffirm 2015, down from its current that when a bank’s debt increase their capital cush- Eve nt FF ryday! R their faith and root them- 64,000 employees in 57 increases, it must take a ion also have hurt profitabil- ack! selves more firmly in their countries. write-down because it ity as banks have less cash to beliefs. It comes at a time Some 7,500 jobs are to be would theoretically have to invest. when several Arab nations cut mainly in London and pay more to buy back its own “It can’t get better than are facing a similar issue on a the United States, where debt on the open market. this point for us to act,” he Next to political level after uprisings UBS has a prominent build- In what it called “a signif- told reporters. Bay Burger Inn that toppled longtime leaders ing and trading operations in icant acceleration” in its Ermotti, who took over in and brought Islamists to Stamford, Conn., near New transformation, the bank November after the discov- greater power: The question York City. The other 2,500 said it would sharpen its ery of unauthorized trading of how much a government cuts are to be in Switzerland. focus on the investment last year, has been downsiz- should be rooted in Islam. Investors cheered the bank and appoint a new ing the investment bank to Egypt in particular is move and the stock was executive, Andrea Orcel, for- meet stricter capital require- Check us out on Facebook! struggling with that question. trading 5 percent higher merly of Bank of America ments and shrinking profits 1165 NEWMARK AVE., SUITE A Elections since the fall last Tuesday in Zurich at 13.80 Corp., to lead it. The current due largely to Europe’s sov- year of Hosni Mubarak elevat- Swiss francs. That’s on top of co-head of the investment ereign debt crisis. IN HISTORIC EMPIRE • 541-808-2386 ed Mohammed Morsi, who the 7.3 percent rise on Mon- bank, Carsten Kengeter, is hails from the Muslim Broth- day amid speculation over stepping down from the erhood, to president. The the cuts. group’s executive board to Brotherhood was vaulted to The announcement of the unwind the non-core assets. become the country’s job cuts came as the Zurich- UBS said it also plans to AA HomeHome strongest political force, along based bank posted a loss of save 3.4 billion francs in with even more conservative forfor thethe Islamists known as Salafis, Holidays??Holidays?? who follow a strict Saudi- style interpretation of Islam.

Syrian troops clash with refugee rebels PlanPlan Ahead!Ahead! BEIRUT (AP) — Activists CCallall MarkMark oror youryour favoritefavorite say Syrian troops and rebels rrealtorealtor today!today! are clashing in a Palestinian refugee camp in the capital, RY Y RY AR ARR AR Damascus. R C C R C NE NER NE They also say fighter jets OW OW OW have resumed attacks on the RY northern province of Idlib CAR NEPRrice Reduction and suburbs of the capital. OW Tuesday’s airstrikes come a 436 S. Madison, Coos Bay 91289 Hedge Ln., Coos Bay 2781 Oak, North Bend 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Close to Madison and Sunset OWNER CARRY on approval of credit. Two homes in Located next to College Street Park on Oak with day after activists reported Schools. Fenced yard, corner lot. Garage / shop. one sale. 91289 and 91293 Hedge Lane. Close to bay. soccer and baseball fields across the street. the most widespread bomb- $84,900 MLS#12610631 Stick built house with carport and 1991 Fleetwood Fenced yard with fruit trees. Move in ready. bedroom with large addition. Seller currently Possible owner carry with approval of credit. ing in a single day since upgrading house with new carpet and paint. $149,000 MLS#12225011 Y Syria’s 19-month crisis ARR $129,900 MLS#9056766 began. R C RY NE Y CAR OW RR ER The Britain-based Syrian CA WN NER O Observatory for Human OW Rights and the Local Coordi- nation Committees say COLOR AND TEXTURE 92310 Cape Arago, Coos Bay 671 E St, Coos Bay fighting in the Yarmouk 3 bedroom 2 bath. Very nice manufactured 99160 Coos River Ln. , Coos Bay Clean well maintained triplex, some bay view, refugee camp broke out after home with bay view. Several outbuildings with a deck, each unit is 2 bedroom 1 bath. IN THE AUTUMN GARDEN shop. All chain link fenced with electric gate Riverfront property. Dock & picnic areas. Very nice, comfortable home. Each unit has covered parking. midnight. They had no word and large roller gate in back, makes it a handy Outbuildings. Great location. Each unit has washer/dryer hookups. drive through. Lots of room for RVs/boats/toys. on casualties. Heuchera, commonly known as Alum $168,000 MLS#12465321 $ 229,000 MLS#11410521 $175,900 MLS#12652343 Palestinian refugees in Root or Coral Bells are very versatile in Y RY Syria tried to stay on the side- RR AR RRY the garden. They can take a wide range of CA R C CA lines when the uprising ER NE ER WN OW WN against President Bashar conditions from part shade to full sun and O O Assad began in March. But take any reasonable well drained soil. many Palestinian youths have The new colored leaf forms provide a joined the fight as they became broad range of purples, ambers and 208 Park, Coos Bay 2121 California, North Bend 831 S Empire Blvd, Coos Bay enraged by mounting violence Possible Owner carry on approval of credit of buyer. Possible owner carry on approval of credit. Each Six Plex with beautiful bay view. Owner will and moved by Arab Spring greens, when other plants Amortized at 6% for 30 years with balloon payment unit has own electrical meter. Back yard fenced for carry paper. Can be amortized over 30 years at in 10 years. 5 plex address is 208 Park, county each bottom unit. Six Plex unit. 6% with balloon payment in 15 years. calls for greater freedoms. take a back seat this time records also includes 208 N 2nd, Coos Bay $ 289,000 MLS#12075419 Double garage 900 sqft for larger unit. of year. They are easily $ 249,000 MLS#12664281 $ 399,900 MLS#10022507 Bahrain bans all grown in containers also. protest gatherings Through October, we have a good MANAMA, Bahrain — OOWWNERWNNEERR CCARRYCAARRRRYY TTERMSTEERRMMSS Bahrain imposed emergency- selection to choose from in NO BANK FEES • Downpayment Negotiable • Terms Negotiable • Balloon Payment Negotiable style rules Tuesday banning 4” & 1 gallons at 20% OFF • 6% amortization yields $600 per month on every $100K. • All of the above are negotiable. all protest gatherings and • The closer to the asking price, the more negotiable the terms. • Escrow costs split between buyer and seller. threating legal action against Gift Certificates too! • Typically 30 year term with balloon in 8-15 years. • Monthly income should exceed mortgage, proper ty tax groups considered backing and insurance by at least 50% on income property. escalating demonstrations Like Us! We’re on and clashes in the strategic “For Every Season & Every Home” E.L. EDWARDS REALTY II, INC. Gulf kingdom. Property Management & Real Estate Sales The order, announced by 599 North Broadway, Coos Bay, OR Mark Hodgins, Real Estate Broker 756-0347 • Cell: 541-297-3404 the Interior Ministry, is the 541.269.7625 2707 Broadway, North Bend, OR • www.eledwardsrealty.com most sweeping attempt to Open 7 days a week Call Mark or your favorite realtor for details. Buy, Sell, Rent, We do it all... with great results! quash the kingdom’s anti- government uprising since martial law rules were in effect during the early months of unrest last year. It sharply increases pressure on political groups from Bahrain’s Shiite Muslim majority, which has led the protests seeking a greater political voice in the Sunni Muslim-ruled nation. Tougher steps against opposition groups could raise complications for Washing- ton and other Western allies that have stood by Bahrain’s monarchy during more than 20 months of unrest. The U.S. has important military bonds with Bahrain, which hosts the U.S. Navy’s 5th Fleet, but it also has called for increased efforts at dialogue to ease the tensions. Shiites comprise about 70 percent of Bahrain’s 525,000 citizens, but claim they face systematic discrimination such as being denied top political and security posts. The Sunni monarchy has made a series of concessions but opposition groups say the reforms do little to loosen the ruling family’s hold on power.

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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Tuesday, October 30,2012 Y K Weather South Coast Tonight: Rain. Low around 56. South wind 10 to 15 Oregon weather Wednesday, Oct. 31 National forecast mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. Tonight/WednesdayCity/Region WeatherForecast Underground for Wednesday,forecast for Oct. daytime 31 conditions, low/highLow temperatures | High temps Forecast highs for Wednesday, Oct. 31 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Wednesday: Rain. High near 57. South wind 13 to 17 mph, with gusts to 25 mph. Chance of rain is 100%. WASH. Seattle Wednesday Night: Showers. Low around 52. South 52° | 59° wind around 17 mph, with gusts to 25 mph. Portland Thursday: Chance of rain is 70%. Mostly cloudy, with 57° | 63° Pendleton a high near 59. South southwest wind 11 to 13 mph. Billings 48° | 68° 41° | 66° Minneapolis Curry County Coast Newport 54° | 57° Bend 30° | 48° Salem Tonight: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high around 56. 48° | 61° New York South wind 13 to 15 mph. Chance of rain is 70%. 54° | 64° IDAHO Chicago Detroit 48° | 54° Wednesday: Rain. High near 54. South wind 16 to 18 Ontario San Francisco 37° | 48° Eugene Denver 39° | 46° mph, with gusts to 28 mph. Chance of rain is 100%. . 41° | 68° 54° | 68° Washington D.C. 54° | 61° 34° | 68° Wednesday Night: Showers. Low around 49. South North Bend 41° | 59° wind around 16 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph. Coos Bay Los Angeles Thursday: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 57. 60° | 57° 59° | 75° South wind around 9 mph. Chance of rain is 70%. Atlanta Medford Klamath Falls 37° | 61° Rogue Valley 48° | 63° El Paso 41° | 57° Tonight: Increasing clouds, with a low around 43. CALIF. © 2012 Wunderground.com 52° | 82° Calm wind becoming southeast 5 to 7 mph. Houston Wednesday: A 50 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice 57° | 82° storms a high near 61. South wind 7 to 9 mph. Partly Miami Wednesday night: Showers. Low around 45. West Cloudy Showers Rain Snow 70°58°57° | 84°75° 77° southwest wind around 6 mph. Chance of rain is 90%. Weather Underground• AP Thursday: Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with a high Fronts Pressure near 59. Light south wind. Chance of rain is 60%. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Cold Warm Stationary Low High Willamette Valley Temperature extremes and precipitation Monday: High 63, low 57 Tonight: A 50 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with a for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Rain: 0.35 inches low around 54. South wind 10 to 14 mph. Hi Lo Prec. Total rainfall to date: 34.02 inches Rainfall to date last year: 30.72 inches Wednesday: Rain. High near 62. South wind 8 to 10 Astoria 58 54 0.68 Average rainfall to date: 43.07 inches mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Brookings 63 57 0.33 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Corvallis 67 58 0.03 Wednesday Night: Showers. Low around 49. South Eugene 67 58 0.03 wind 9 to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Klamath Falls 65 37 0.00 The Tide Tables Thursday: Showers. High near 58. South southwest La Grande 66 45 0.06 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Temperatures indicate Monday’s high and Fairbanks 18 08 .22 cdy Philadelphia 63 47 2.00 rn wind 9 to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Medford 70 50 0.01 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- overnight low to 5 a.m. Fargo 51 40 cdy Phoenix 89 62 clr mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Newport 57 55 0.24 Hi Lo Prc Otlk Flagstaff 69 26 clr Pittsburgh 42 38 1.99 rn Portland area the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 67 49 T Albuquerque 73 41 clr Fresno 83 57 clr Pocatello 68 36 pcdy Location High time ratio Low time ratio Tonight: Rain. Low around 57. South southeast wind Portland 68 57 0.28 AnchorageSandy 34 Continues 25 clr toGreen Impact Bay 49 The 37 Northeast clr Portland,Maine 60 57 .99 rn Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 around 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Redmond 65 43 0.02 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 56 41 clr Hartford Spgfld 68 57 .73 rn Providence 67 59 .90 rn While Sandy continues to weaken as she lifts through western Wednesday: Rain. Steady temperature around 58. Roseburg 71 58 0.02 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Atlantic City 63 47 1.81 rn Honolulu 86 76 clr Raleigh-Durham 50 42 .39 rn South southeast wind around 10 mph. Salem 67 58 0.03 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Austin 71 37 clr Houston 71 42 clr Reno 78 39 clr Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 New York and into Canada, showers, thunderstorms, and snow Wednesday Night: Showers. Low around 51. South Baltimore 51 42 5.27 rn Indianapolis 52 39 rn Richmond 52 40 2.09 rn Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 will continue across the northeastern quadrant of the nation. southeast wind around 11 mph. Chance of rain is 80%. Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Billings 62 42 .02 pcdy Jackson,Miss. 60 34 clr Sacramento 79 51 pcdy Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 BirminghamExpect dangerous 57 38 clr surfJacksonville to persist along 65 41 the East clr St Coast. Louis 56 35 pcdy Thursday: Showers. High near 57. South wind 8 to 14 Extended outlook Boise 70 47 cdy Kansas City 55 37 cdy Salt Lake City 73 44 clr mph, with gusts to 21 mph. Chance of rain is 80%. HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Boston 60 57 1.06 rn Key West 74 70 pcdy San Angelo 73 38 clr Date time ft. time ft. Weather Underground • AP North Coast WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Buffalo 43 41 1.85 rn Las Vegas 80 55 clr San Diego 76 54 cdy 30-Oct 1:33 7.5 12:56 8.9 Burlington,Vt. 65 57 .15 cdy Lexington 45 39 rn San Francisco 70 52 cdy Tonight: Rain. The rain could be heavy at times. Low 31-Oct 2:12 7.5 1:27 8.8 Casper 66 40 pcdy Little Rock 60 36 pcdy San Jose 69 48 clr around 54. Breezy, with a south wind 18 to 23 mph. Charleston,S.C. 64 45 cdy Los Angeles 84 56 pcdy Santa Fe 70 38 clr Wednesday: Rain. The rain could be heavy at times. 1-Nov 2:50 7.4 1:59 8.6 Charleston,W.Va. 38 32 1.49 sno Louisville 57 43 rn Seattle 60 53 .28 rn High near 56. South wind 18 to 20 mph. 2-Nov 3:29 7.2 2:33 8.3 Charlotte,N.C. 54 44 cdy Madison 51 35 pcdy Sioux Falls 55 36 cdy Wednesday Night: Showers. Low around 48. South 3-Nov 4:10 7.0 3:10 7.9 Cheyenne 59 39 pcdy Memphis 58 37 pcdy Spokane 63 47 .08 rn wind 13 to 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Rain Rain likely LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 51 39 clr Miami Beach 74 59 clr Syracuse 57 56 .53 rn Thursday: Showers. High near 53. South wind 15 to 17 57/52 59/46 Date time ft. time ft. Cincinnati 46 35 .21 rn Midland-Odessa 73 39 clr Tampa 68 56 pcdy mph, with gusts to 25 mph. Chance of rain is 80%. Cleveland 43 42 2.40 rn Milwaukee 48 38 clr Toledo 43 34 .20 rn 30-Oct 6:52 2.9 7:34 -0.4 Colorado Springs 66 38 clr Mpls-St Paul 45 28 pcdy Tucson 89 56 clr Central Oregon FRIDAY SATURDAY 31-Oct 7:28 3.2 8:09 -0.4 Columbus,Ohio 41 34 .14 sno Missoula 58 44 .05 cdy Tulsa 64 40 clr Tonight: A 40 percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, 1-Nov 8:03 3.5 8:45 -0.2 Concord,N.H. 59 59 .64 rn Nashville 56 42 pcdy Washington,D.C. 52 43 3.79 rn with a low around 41. South wind 7 to 11 mph. 2-Nov 8:39 3.7 9:22 0.1 Dallas-Ft Worth 68 43 clr New Orleans 65 49 clr W. Palm Beach 71 51 clr Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 62. 3-Nov 9:18 4.0 10:03 0.4 Daytona Beach 67 42 clr New York City 62 51 .76 rn Wichita 67 45 clr Wednesday Night: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a low Sunrise, sunset Denver 68 37 pcdy Norfolk,Va. 55 43 2.33 rn Wilmington,Del. 60 46 2.76 rn around 40. Chance of rain is 70%. Des Moines 52 31 cdy Oklahoma City 66 40 clr National Temperature Extremes Oct. 28-30 — 7:48, 6:09 Detroit 44 36 .10 sno Omaha 57 37 cdy High Monday 93 at Ocotillo Wells, Calif. Thursday: Showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 55. Partly sunny Rain likely Moon watch El Paso 80 50 clr Orlando 69 49 clr Low Tuesday 18 at Ocotillo Wells, Calif. Southwest wind 7 to 13 mph. Chance of rain is 60%.. 60/49 63/49 Full Moon — Oct. 29

The final hours of the showed the majestic vessel under the East River, there BOUNTY HMS Bounty, as it was offi- plying deep blue waters and SANDY was no indication of when SPENDING Ship headed cially named, were as dra- the crew working in the rig- Worst damage in the nation’s largest transit Late surge matic as the movies she ging or keeping watch on the system would be rolling into the storm starred in. wood-planked deck. subway history again. It shut down Sunday closes gap Continued from Page A1 “When a crew decides it’s As Sandy’s massive size Continued from Page A1 night ahead of the storm. Continued from Page A1 safer in an inflatable than it is became more apparent, a Joseph Lhota, chairman on deck, then you know she’s post Saturday tried to soothe of the regional Metropolitan Christian was found hours in peril,” said Bill Foster, any worried supporters: hardest-hit areas after the Transportation Authority, possible contribution” to later, unresponsive and mayor of St. Petersburg, Fla., “Rest assured that the Boun- storm sent a nearly 14-foot said the damage was the even the playing field. floating in the water. She was a frequent winter port for the ty is safe and in very capable surge of seawater, a record, worst in the 108-year history Mercer, a longtime con- pronounced dead after being ship and where it had been hands. Bounty’s current coursing over its seawalls of the New York subway. tributor to Robinson’s taken to a hospital, Coast expected to arrive in Novem- voyage is a calculated deci- and highways and into low- Millions of more fortu- research institute in Cave Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class ber. sion ... NOT AT ALL ... irre- lying streets. nate New Yorkers surveyed Junction, remains Robinson’s David Weydert said. The ship was originally sponsible or with a lack of Water cascaded into the damage as dawn broke, their biggest ally. A super PAC that The Coast Guard was built for the 1962 film foresight as some have sug- gaping, unfinished con- city brought to an extraordi- Mercer is largely funding has optimistic Robin Walbridge, “Mutiny on the Bounty” gested. The fact of the matter struction pit at the World nary standstill. spent $344,000 in aid of 63, of St. Petersburg, Fla., starring Marlon Brando, and is ... A SHIP IS SAFER AT Trade Center, and the New “Oh, Jesus. Oh, no,” Faye Robinson. could still be alive in his it was featured in several SEA THAN IN PORT!” York Stock Exchange was Schwartz said she looked In 2010, Mercer spent blazing red survival suit 90 other films over the years, But as the storm gathered closed for a second day, the over damage in neighbor- $600,000 on the miles off the North Carolina including one of the “Pirates strength, the Facebook posts first time that has happened hood in Brooklyn, where cars Republican’s first challenge. coast. Wallbridge went over- of the Caribbean” movies. grew grimmer. By mid- because of weather in more were scattered like leaves. Reporter Daniel board early Monday when Rochelle Smith, 44, met morning Monday, the last than a century. “This will be one for the Simmons-Ritchie can be the replica 18th-century Christian this summer when update was short and omi- A huge fire destroyed as record books,” said John reached at 541-269-1222, sailing vessel, made famous they sailed the HMS Bounty nous: “Please bear with us ... many as 100 houses in a Miksad, senior vice presi- ext. 249, or at dritchie@the- in Hollywood adventure in Nova Scotia. There are so many conflict- flooded beachfront neigh- dent for electric operations worldlink.com. films, rolled over in 18-foot “She loved the Bounty. ing stories going on now. We borhood in Queens today, at Consolidated Edison, waves. She absolutely loved it. She are waiting for some confir- forcing firefighters to under- which had more than The search was hampered was so happy to be on it and mation.” take daring rescues. Three 670,000 customers without COAL by 15-feet waves, but the doing something that she Tracie Simonin, director people were injured. power in and around New Local tribe not water temperature was about found that she loved to do,” of the HMS Bounty Organi- A downtown hospital, York City. 77 degrees. said Smith, a medical tran- zation, said the ship tried to New York University’s Tisch, In New Jersey, a huge taking a stand “There’s a lot of factors scriptionist who lives in stay clear of Sandy’s power. evacuated 200 patients after swell of water swept over the Continued from Page A1 that go into survivability. Thunder Bay, Ontario, “It was something that we its backup generator failed. small town of Moonachie, Right now we’re going to Canada. and the captain of the ship About 20 babies from the near the Hackensack River, continue to search. Right The vessel left Connecti- were aware of,” Simonin neonatal intensive care unit and authorities struggled to until there is a concrete pro- now we’re hopeful,” Coast cut on Thursday with a crew said. were carried down staircases rescue about 800 people, posal to examine, said Tribal Guard Capt. Joe Kelly said. of 11 men and five women, Coast Guard video of the and on battery-powered res- some of them living in a Administrator Alexis Barry. The rest of the crew was in ranging in age from 20 to 66. rescue showed crew mem- pirators. trailer park. Police and fire “Certainly, the tribe is good condition. Everyone aboard knew the bers being loaded one by one And a construction crane officials used boats to try to concerned about the envi- By the time the first rescue journey could be treacher- into a basket before the bas- that collapsed in the high reach the stranded. ronment and natural helicopter arrived, all that ous. ket was hoisted into the heli- winds Monday still dangled Jersey City was closed to resources,” Barry said. “But was visible of the replica “This will be a tough voy- copter. precariously 74 floors above cars because traffic lights we’d just have to look at what 18th-century sailing vessel age for Bounty,”read a post- “It’s one of the biggest the streets of midtown were out. In Atlantic City, the proposal contained.” was a strobe light atop the ing on the ship’s Facebook seas I’ve ever been in. It was Manhattan. most of the world-famous Reporter Jessie Higgins can mighty ship’s submerged page that showed a map of its huge out there,” said Coast With water standing in boardwalk was intact, but be reached at 541-269-1222, masts. The roiling Atlantic coordinates and satellite Guard rescue swimmer two major commuter tunnels pieces washed away Monday ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- Ocean had claimed the rest. images of the storm. Photos Randy Haba. and seven subway tunnels night. worldlink.com.

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Myrtle Point senior Caitlyn Robison was named most valuable player for the Sunset Conference in volleyball, while league champi- on Reedsport had three players honored among the first team. Robison split her duties at set- ter and outside hitter for the Bobcats this year. Bandon libero Emily Ramos was named the outstanding defensive specialist and Reedsport’s Taylor Lewis was named the top setter. Lewis was joined on the first team by Reedsport teammates Monica Vaughn and Gabby White after the Braves won their third straight league title — and second in a row without any league losses. By Lou Sennick, The World Others on the first team were North Bend High School athletic director Mike Forrester will return to the bench as coach of the girls basketball program for the upcoming season. Jordyn Parazoo and Elle Rappé of second-place Glide, Bandon’s Haley Freitag and Coquille’s Kaela Libby. Glide’s Julie Fricke was named Forrester steps in to coach NB girls coach of the year and Bandon won the sportsmanship award. Reedsport (Class 2A) and Glide I Athletic director will teachers that have coached in the the latter tasks. tude, and hopefully we’ll get some (Class 3A) will host playoff match- district, and had no takers there.” “Bill Lucero is going to help wins along the way.” es Saturday, though they won’t fill in for one season Finally, Forrester and Lucero with some supervision stuff at Forrester also plans to incorpo- learn their opponents until found their man, North Bend resi- games,” Forrester said. “Bill and rate some of the drills and Wednesday morning. dent Eric Metcalf, who directs the Bill are both great supporters.” philosophies Metcalf will use “so BY JOHN GUNTHER highly successful South Coast Forrester wanted to have a he doesn’t have a blank slate.” The World Sharks youth program and is a past coach on board sooner, just so the While he wasn’t looking to get head coach for Coquille’s girls players could have someone to back into coaching, Forrester said Vaz will NORTH BEND — When bas- team. Except that Metcalf needs look forward to working with. he does miss working with the ketball practice starts in a couple knee surgery and won’t be avail- “Really, I feel bad for the kids,” students in that capacity. of weeks, North Bend’s girls team able this season. Forrester said. “But I told the girls “It will be fun,” Forrester said, will have a familiar face giving So Lucero and Forrester decid- I wanted to find somebody quali- adding that taking on the post start for them instructions. ed that the athletic director would fied, reliable and who wanted to wouldn’t be possible without Athletic director Mike take the role for this season only, build the program.” Lucero’s support, and especially Forrester will fill in as basketball with Metcalf taking over the pro- For the long run, that person is the blessings of his wife, Wendy. Beavers coach for this season after a long gram in time for summer ball next Metcalf. “My wife has always been search for a replacement for Tim spring. During the summer season, the super supportive, and she was Amato, who stepped down for “We thought this was the right girls were coached by a combina- supportive of this decision,” CORVALLIS (AP) — Oregon personal reasons last spring. thing to do,” Forrester said. tion of Forrester and two other Forrester said. State coach Mike Riley has decided It isn’t an ideal situation, and He has plenty of experience — experienced coaches — softball He also has the support of at to start junior Cody Vaz at quar- certainly isn’t anything Forrester he led the team for 12 years, until he coach Ryan Goll and Darrell Barker, least one of his key players. terback Saturday against Arizona was looking for. But Forrester and took over his new post at the school a former coach in the district. “I’m so excited,” said senior State. North Bend Principal Bill Lucero before the 2010-11 school year. Forrester said his plan for the point guard Britni Ring. “It’s the Vaz had started two games for thought it was the best solution But he also has a demanding team is simple. best way to finish my high school the No. 13 Beavers while starter for this season. job that requires hours in the “We’re going to make them career. Sean Mannion recovered from “We offered the job to a couple office and at events each week. fundamentally better,” he said. “I didn’t get to play with him arthroscopic knee surgery. different people,” Forrester said of Forrester said Lucero and Vice “We’re going to talk about work- my freshman year, but I know he’s Mannion returned Saturday to the coaching search. “We tried Principal Bill Yester will help with ing hard and having the right atti- a great coach.” start against Washington, but threw four interceptions before Vaz replaced him in a 20-17 loss. “Obviously, it’s one of those Bulldog Crook has things that’s not easy,” Riley said. “You look at the integrity of the competition and you try to make a high hopes decision for the team that’s right runners this minute. We think Cody’s playing a little bit better right now for Pirates and deserves the start.” eye state Before he injured his left knee, BY JOHN GUNTHER Mannion was averaging more than The World 339 yards in passing with seven touchdowns in four games. success COOS BAY — A week after “It’s a little disappointing, but Marshfield had a strong showing at the same time I know it’s about at the Midwestern League district the team, it’s not about any one BY JOHN GUNTHER cross country meet, the Pirates player,”Mannion said. The World have modest goals for this week’s Vaz, who hadn’t started a game state meet. since high school, stepped in during NORTH BEND — Two of the “We’re going to go up there just Mannion’s recovery and led the best races at last week’s Far West to run hard and represent our Beavers to a 42-24 win at BYU, and League district cross country meet league as well as we can and look a 21-7 victory at home against Utah. involved a pair of North Bend sen- for a few strong individual per- The victory over the Utes meant iors. formances,” Marshfield coach bowl eligibility for the Beavers, Levi Graber sprinted side-by- Doug Landrum said. who went 3-9 last season. Last side with Siuslaw’s Brian That’s partly because there are Saturday’s loss to the Huskies was Schofield to the finish in a battle several outstanding Class 5A squads Oregon State’s first this season. for fifth place in the boys race. that are likely to dominate the team “We’re supporting each other, Zenora Burris had a similar race competition and partly because we’re both in this together.I told him with Siuslaw’s Courtney King for Marshfield has a few standouts who that after the game on Saturday,”Vaz third place. could place well in the meet at Lane said about the situation with Each North Bend runner came Community College. Mannion. “We’re both each other’s up just short, but both showed the Shaylen Crook and Connor biggest fan. No matter who is play- grit that has defined them as key By Lou Sennick, The World Devereux placed second in the ing, we’re both going to be on the competitors for the Bulldogs since Levi Graber and Zenora Burris will represent North Bend on Saturday at the state girls and boys races, respectively, sidelines trying to help each other they first joined the middle school cross country meet at Lane Community College in Eugene.Graber leads North Bend’s at the league meet. And Dakota out. Whatever it takes to win.” team as sixth-graders. They now boys team while Burris was the only qualifier for North Bend’s girls. Pittullo and Colby Gillett were are preparing for their final state right behind Devereux. meet this Saturday at Lane nected during races.” best finishes Saturday. “Shaylen and the top three boys Blazers name Community College. Burris said she likes the team Graber leads a North Bend boys — I would like to see them in the But aside from having similar concept, too, and after her own race squad that finished second to top 15 or pushing the top 10,” new president success and similar stature — last week she was along the course Siuslaw at the Far West League Landrum said. both are a little shorter than a lot cheering on all of North Bend’s jun- meet last week. Burris, meanwhile, Among the Pirates, Crook may PORTLAND (AP) — The of their fellow runners — the two ior varsity runners as they neared is the only North Bend girl who have the best shot at a lofty finish. Portland Trail Blazers have are very different. the final turn toward the finish. qualified. North Bend’s team was “Shaylen has been rock solid,” appointed AEG Sports executive North Bend coach Anne “That’s one of my favorite third, two points behind Sutherlin Landrum said. “She’s running Chris McGowan as the team’s new Hobson describes Graber as a nat- things,”she said of supporting her in the race for the league’s second great.” president and chief operating offi- ural team leader. teammates. team berth for state. The junior’s eyes glowed when cer. “He is fun and such a hard But it’s not the best part of the “I’m sad that I won’t get to go she talked about the upcoming McGowan helped guide the worker,” she said. “He’s been a sport for her. with everybody else,”Burris said. meet after the team’s workout NHL’s Los Angeles Kings and good example.” “Psychologically, it’s really So she will settle for individual Monday. Major League Soccer’s Los Angeles Burris also is a hard worker, but challenging,”she said. “I like that. goals this week. “I am so excited,” she said. “I Galaxy as chief operating officer of not one prone to giving high-fives You have to conquer the course.” “I want to run faster and feel a am very ready.” AEG Sports. to teammates. Yet,she brings a fun Asked their memories of past lot better than last year,” she said “With his demonstrated lead- personality to the group. trips to state — where they each of her 29th-place finish at state a SEE PIRATES | B2 ership with the Kings and Galaxy, I “I’m going to miss her quirki- have competed twice — and Graber year ago. “I want to beat my time.” am confident he will find ways to ness,” Hobson said. will remember how muddy the Graber has high goals in the improve the Blazers’ business per- “They’re pretty special kids. course was two years ago and how individual and team races. Cross Country State Meet formance, which is key to the I’m going to be sad to see them go.” last year was the first time he start- He hopes to place in the top 15 When: Saturday team’s overall success,” Blazers Ask their favorite aspects of ed paying attention to other teams as an individual — he was 33rd last Where: Lane Community College, Eugene owner Paul Allen said in a prepared cross country and Graber quickly and the top runners to watch for. year. Admission: $8 adults, $5 students statement. mentions the group. Burris, on the other hand, recalls a As for the team, North Bend Race Schedule McGowan, who joins the “I love being part of the team,” food booth selling vegetarian finished last at state a year ago, but Class 3A-2A-1A: Girls 10 a.m.; Boys 10:35 a.m. Blazers on Nov. 12, succeeds Larry he said. “I think there’s more of a kabobs — she doesn’t include meat many of the team’s runners are a Class 4A: Girls 11:15 a.m.; Boys 11:50 a.m. Miller, who was with the Blazers team aspect than any other sport. in her diet — and how she wasn’t year older and a year stronger. Class 5A: Girls 1:15 p.m.; Boys 1:50 p.m. for five years before he returned to We’re not passing a ball around to terribly fond of the state course. Class 6A: Girls 2:25 p.m.; Boys 3 p.m. a position at Nike in the offseason. each other, but we’re still con- Both hope to improve on their SEE BULLDOGS | B3 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Tuesday,October 30,2012 Y K Sports Smith Storm has little leads impact on sports THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Monday by a confluence of elements. Niners The fury of Superstorm The World Series ended a Sandy barely laid a glove on day earlier.The Monday night sports around the country. football game was in Arizona. GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — While the storm flooded Hockey is shut down by labor So much for Alex Smith and shore towns in the Northeast, problems. The NBA does not his lost confidence. washed away a section of the begin until tonight. College “It was in my closet,” he Atlantic City Boardwalk and basketball has not yet begun. said. “I found it.” shut down transit and school So the disruptions were Smith was almost perfect systems, sports emerged minuscule: The in San Francisco’s 24-3 victo- practically untouched on a Philadelphia Eagles closed ry over the Arizona Cardinals quiet Monday. their complex, and the New on Monday night. But for a Perhaps the biggest dislo- York Knicks canceled prac- dropped pass, he would have cation came in the NFL. The tice. The Washington been. league moved its trade dead- Wizards adjusted travel The 49ers quarterback line back two days to 4 p.m. plans, taking a 7 a.m. flight completed 18 of 19 passes for EDT Thursday because of to Cleveland for tonight’s 232 yards and three touch- potential complications from opener against the downs after a week that saw The Associated Press the storm. Cavaliers. some speculation that San Francisco 49ers quarterbackAlex Smith drops back to pass against the Arizona Cardinals during the first Smith’s belief in himself was half Monday in Glendale,Ariz. Just as a combination of New York City Marathon shaken following a pair of meteorological forces made organizers said they expect poor outings. passes to Michael Crabtree 5-year-old son’s surprised,” was kind of in a good rhythm, for a particularly harsh Sandy to have little effect on Coach Jim Harbaugh said and one to Randy Moss. defensive tackle Darnell the whole offense was. “‘ storm, sports was spared Sunday’s race. questions about Smith’s con- “Eighteen of 19, I have Dockett said, “but at the end The dominant victory fidence came from “a couple never seen that,” Harbaugh of the day it wasn’t like he had opened a two-game lead for of reporters,”nothing more. said. “How important for to make the long perfect San Francisco (6-2) in the ished second to Marist at the “I don’t think there ever your quarterback to play very throws. He had some guys NFC West.Arizona (4-4) lost PIRATES league meet after missing was a question there,” well? It is very important and open and we missed some its fourth straight. From Page B1 qualifying for state by one Harbaugh said. “I think it I don’t know how you play tackles and they made plays.” The Cardinals managed point last fall. was just a lot of gobble, gob- much better. It was a fantas- Smith said he had no idea only a field goal against the Crook has been near the “I was so glad I didn’t ble, turkey. Just gobble, gob- tic game by him. his stats were that good. No. 1 defense in the NFL. top in nearly all of have to get on the starting ble, gobble turkey. That It was a performance that “Which is a good thing,” “They’re a good defense, Marshfield’s meets — she line by myself,”said Crook of paints a pretty good picture. caught the Cardinals by sur- he said.“I don’t want to think don’t get me wrong,”Arizona was in the top seven of every learning that the Pirates had He’s a very confident guy.” prise. about my stats or incomple- quarterback John Skelton race but the Northwest beaten Churchill for second Smith threw touchdown “Everyone’s surprised. My tions or anything like that. I said. “They are a very talent- ed defense. But to only put up Classic, where she was 16th place by a slim two points. three points, that’s embar- — and has shown consider- “Our team has put in a lot rassing, as an offense and as a able improvement over her of hard work. We keep put- team. It’s in front of a nation- times from a year ago. ting in mile repeat after mile al audience and we put up “I really want to get in the repeat after mile repeat. It Working Together for only three points and lost by top 10,”she said. really paid off.” 21. It’s frustrating and it’s Crook also is excited for Marshfield’s girls at state Your Financial Future. humiliating.” Marshfield’s girls, which fin- also will include senior Jasmine Meline, junior Lindsay Devereux, sopho- mores Lauren Tripp and Erin M Johnson, AAMS® Jared N Barber, AAMS® Alysen Barker and freshmen Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Jane Suppes and Isabel 2182 Broadway 135 North Broadway Groth. North Bend, OR 97459 Coos Bay, OR 97420 The Pirate boys include 541-756-0854 541-267-0240 Devereux, the squad’s lone senior; sophomores Pittullo, Gillett and John Hampton; junior Will Gagnon and freshman Sawyer Heckard. Marshfield’s boys won their third straight district title with an outstanding all- around team effort, Devereux said. Heckard was the top freshman at the district meet and Gagnon had a fantastic finish, passing two runners in the home stretch and helping the Pirates edge Marist for the crown. Last year, Devereux had the team’s top finish at state, placing 19th. He hopes to improve that by running a smart race. “You always go faster than you think you are at state,”he said. “I want to go comfort- able the first mile and then pick it up and start picking people off.” smart + stunning While Devereux’s high Clark+Kensington’s easy-to-live-with, designer colors harmonize perfectly and finish at district was expect- let you mix and match with confidence. ed, Pittullo and Gillett sur- prised some people. “The sky is the limit for One-of-a-Kind color for a them right now,” Landrum long-term, committed said. relationship. As for the team, the coach said he is hopeful, but realis- tic. “Beating a few squads and setting a few (personal records) would be good,” he said. 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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS right-hander Todd Coffey 2010 Giants-Rangers series, with the club. The 67-year- ($2.5 million) and catcher which each went five games. old Leyland leads all active Baseball’s business began Matt Treanor ($950,000). Last year’s Cardinals- managers with 1,676 wins, a Monday with the New York Rivera gets a $500,000 buy- Rangers World Series went total that puts him 15th on Yankees exercising $15 mil- out, Coffey $300,000 and the full seven games and built the career list. lion options on second base- Treanor $150,000. momentum to average a man Robinson Cano and Cano hit .313 with 33 10.0/16. Zeller, McDermott are center fielder Curtis homers and 94 RBIs during preseason All-Americans Leyland will return to Granderson, two of the dis- the regular season and Indiana sophomore center appointments in their AL Granderson hit 43 homers Tigers for 2013 season Cody Zeller and Creighton championship series loss to and drove in 106 runs, but DETROIT — The Detroit junior forward Doug the Detroit Tigers. had a career-low .232 aver- Tigers are bringing back McDermott are the leading Oakland, the surprise AL age and a career-high 195 manager Jim Leyland. vote-getters on The West champion with a major strikeouts. Cano batted .075 The team announced Associated Press’ preseason league-low (3 for 40) in the playoffs with today that Leyland has a con- All-America team. $59.5 mil- Sports no homers and Granderson tract for next season, and his Also on the team lion pay- was 3 for 30 with 16 strike- coaching staff also has been announced Monday are Ohio roll, exer- outs. Shorts invited to return. State junior forward Deshaun The Associated Press cised a $4.5 Both can become free This will be Leyland’s Thomas and three guards — New York’s Robinson Cano blows a bubble as he waits to hit during million option agents after the 2013 season. 22nd season as a major league seniors Isaiah Canaan of Game 3 of the American League championship series Oct. 16. for closer Grant Balfour and In addition, the Yankees manager and his eighth in Murray State and C.J. declined its half of a $10 mil- exercised a $500,000 option Detroit. He led the Tigers to McCollum of Lehigh and Burke tied for the fifth spot unanimous from the 65- lion mutual option for short- on reliever David Aardsma, the World Series for the sec- sophomore Trey Burke of with 16 votes each. member national panel that stop Stephen Drew, who who came back from elbow ond time during his time Michigan. McCollum and Zeller was one vote shy of selects the weekly Top 25. receives a $1.35 million buy- ligament-replacement sur- out. gery to pitch one inning at “It’s great,”Balfour said.“I the end of the season. would like to stay longer. Decisions on options are Scoreboard Hopefully we can work some- due by 11:59 p.m. EDT Friday, thing out. I believe we are although some individual Houston at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. Dallas at Atlanta, 5:20 p.m. Chicago/Houston winner at Kansas City, 6 p.m. young and have a lot of good player contracts require they On The Air Sacramento at Chicago, 5 p.m. Open: N.Y. Jets, New England, San Francisco, St. WESTERN CONFERENCE San Antonio at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Louis Semifinals times ahead for the Oakland be made earlier. Today Dallas at Utah, 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5 Friday, Nov. 2 organization and the fans.” NBA Basketball — Boston at Miami, 5 p.m., Golden State at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Philadelphia at New Orleans, 5:30 p.m. Real Salt Lake at Seattle, 7 p.m. Minnesota declined a World Series sets record TNT; Dallas at Los Angeles Lakers, 7:30 p.m., Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. 49ers 24, Cardinals 3 Sunday, Nov. 4 for worst TV audience TNT. L.A. Lakers at Portland, 7:30 p.m. San Francisco 7 10 7 0 — 24 San Jose at Los Angeles/Vancouver winner, 6 or $9.25 million option on Wednesday, Oct. 31 Thursday’s Games Arizona 0 0 3 0 — 3 7:30 p.m. right-hander Scott Baker, NEW YORK — The San NBA Basketball — Los Angeles Lakers at New York at Brooklyn, 4 p.m. First Quarter Wednesday, Nov. 7 Portland, 7:30 p.m., KEVU. Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 6:30 p.m. SF—Crabtree 3 pass from Ale.Smith (Akers Vancouver/Los Angeles winner at San Jose, 8 who missed the entire season Francisco Giants’ sweep of p.m. because of a torn elbow liga- the Detroit Tigers set a record Thursday, Nov. 1 kick), 1:53. NBA Basketball — New York at Brooklyn, 4 Pro Football Second Quarter Thursday, Nov. 8 ment. The Twins are inter- low for the World Series’ tel- p.m., TNT; Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 6:30 SF—FG Akers 43, 5:58. Seattle at Real Salt Lake, 6:30 p.m. ested in keeping him at a evision ratings. p.m., TNT. NFL SF—Crabtree 9 pass from Ale.Smith (Akers lower salary. The four games on Fox NFL Football — Kansas City at San Diego, 5:20 AMERICAN CONFERENCE kick), 1:41. Transactions p.m., NFL Network. East W L T Pct PF PA Third Quarter BASEBALL The Los Angeles Dodgers, averaged a 7.6 rating and 12 College Football — Virgini Tech at Miami, 4:30 New England 5 3 0 .625 262 170 SF—Moss 47 pass from Ale.Smith (Akers kick), American League who haven’t made the play- share, Nielsen Media p.m., ESPN. Miami 4 3 0 .571 150 126 7:27. MINNESOTA TWINS—Agreed to terms with RHP Canadian Football League — Hamilton at Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 171 227 Ari—FG Feely 28, :57. offs in three years, declined Research said Monday. The P.J. Walters on a minor-league contract. Toronto, 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. N.Y. Jets 3 5 0 .375 168 200 A—62,810. Declined to exercise their 2013 option on the options on first baseman previous low was an 8.4 for Major League Soccer — Vancouver at Los South W L T Pct PF PA Juan Rivera ($4 million), the 2008 Phillies-Rays and Angeles, 7:30 p.m., ESPN2. contract of RHP Scott Baker. Houston 6 1 0 .857 216 128 College Basketball NEW YORK YANKEES—Exercise the 2013 con- Indianapolis 4 3 0 .571 136 171 tract options on the contracts of RHP David Local Schedule Tennessee 3 5 0 .375 162 257 College All-Stars Aardsma, 2B Robinson Cano and CF Curtis Jacksonville 1 6 0 .143 103 188 Today AP Preseason All-America Team Granderson. North W L T Pct PF PA OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Exercised the 2013 con- favorite to repeat as team No local events scheduled. The Associated Press’ 2012-13 preseason All- BULLDOGS Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 174 161 tract option on the contract of RHP Grant champion, led by district Wednesday, Oct. 31 America team, with school, height, year and Pittsburgh 4 3 0 .571 167 144 Balfour. Declined to exercise the 2013 contract Women’s College Soccer — Clark at SWOCC, 2 votes from a 65-member national media panel champion Matthew Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 166 187 option on the contract of SS Stephen Drew. Siuslaw boys p.m. (key 2011-12 statistics in parentheses): Campbell. Cleveland 2 6 0 .250 154 186 National League Men’s College Soccer — Clark at SWOCC, 4 p.m. West W L T Pct PF PA Cody Zeller, Indiana, 7-0, sophomore, 64 votes (15.6 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 62.3 fg pct) LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Declined to exercise are favored If anyone will push the Thursday, Nov. 1 Denver 4 3 0 .571 204 152 Doug McDermott, Creighton, 6-8, junior, 62 the 2013 contract options on the contracts of No local events scheduled. San Diego 3 4 0 .429 154 144 Vikings, it’s likely to be North (22.9 ppg, 8.2 rpg, 60.1 fg pct, 48.6 3-pt fg pct) RHP Todd Coffey, OF-1B Juan Rivera and C Matt From Page B1 Oakland 3 4 0 .429 139 187 Valley, while La Salle Prep, Isaiah Canaan, Murray State, 6-1, senior, 43 Treanor. Kansas City 1 6 0 .143 120 209 Hidden Valley and Philomath High School Stars (19.0 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.6 apg, 45.6 3-pt fg pct) MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Reinstated 1B Mat NATIONAL CONFERENCE Gamel, SS Alex Gonzalez and LHP Chris “We’re ranked seventh,” East W L T Pct PF PA Deshaun Thomas, Ohio State, 6-7, junior, 26 also will be in the hunt for the VOLLEYBALL (15.9 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 52.0 fg pct) Narveson from the 60-day DL. Agreed to terms N.Y. Giants 6 2 0 .750 234 161 Graber said. “I want to try to four trophies. C.J. McCollum, Lehigh, 6-3, senior, 16 (21.9 with INF Hector Gomez on a minor-league con- Sunset Conference Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 120 155 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 3.5 apg, 81.1 ft pct, 2.6 steals) tract. get at least that place.” Siuslaw’s girls also have a Most Valuable Player — Caitlyn Robison, Dallas 3 4 0 .429 137 162 Trey Burke, Michigan, 6-0, sophomore, 16 BASKETBALL He has strong hopes Myrtle Point Washington 3 5 0 .375 213 227 shot at a team trophy, led by (14.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 4.6 apg) National Basketball Association Defensive Specialist of the Year — Emily South W L T Pct PF PA because of North Bend’s vet- Far West League champion Others receiving votes (alphabetical): Kenny DALLAS MAVERICKS—Waived G Delonte West. Ramos, Bandon Atlanta 7 0 0 1.000 201 130 Boynton, Florida; Lorenzo Brown, North OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER—Exercised its eran team. Katy Potter. The favorite is Setter of the Year — Taylor Lewis, Reedsport Tampa Bay 3 4 0 .429 184 153 Carolina State; Aaron Craft, Ohio State; Jamaal third-year option on G Reggie Jackson. Sophomores Nick Hossley, Coach of the Year — Julie Fricke, Glide New Orleans 2 5 0 .286 190 216 Klamath Union and the oth- Franklin, San Diego State; Solomon Hill, Arizona; PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS—Named Chris Sportsmanship Award — Bandon Carolina 1 6 0 .143 128 167 Noah Langlie and Matthew ers expected to be in the Pierre Jackson, Baylor; C.J. Leslie, North McGowan president and chief executive officer. First Team — Jordyn Parazoo, Glide; Monica North W L T Pct PF PA Carolina State; James Michael McAdoo, North CYCLING Stewart also have experience chase are La Salle Prep, Vaughn, Reedsport; Gabby White, Reedsport; Chicago 6 1 0 .857 185 100 Carolina; Tony Mitchell, North Texas; Mike TEAM SKY—Announced sports director Steven at state, and are a year older Haley Freitag, Bandon; Kaela Libby, Coquille; Minnesota 5 3 0 .625 184 167 Molalla, Sisters and Moser, UNLV; Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA; de Jongh has left the squad after admitting to Elle Rappé, Glide. Green Bay 5 3 0 .625 208 170 than last year, when the Scappoose. Nerlens Noel, Kentucky; Otto Porter, doping during his cycling career. Second Team — Madi Richardson, Reedsport; Detroit 3 4 0 .429 161 174 Georgetown; Phil Pressey, Missouri; Peyton Siva, FOOTBALL Bulldogs placed 14th. Saturday’s meet begins Lacy Lang, Gold Beach; Makayla Stone, Gold West W L T Pct PF PA Louisville; Michael Snaer, Florida State; Jeff National Football League The team’s other runners with the Class 3A-2A-1A girls Beach; Taylor Dutton, Glide; Daysha Stidham, San Francisco 6 2 0 .750 189 103 Withey, Kansas. CAROLINA PANTHERS—Waived CB Brandon are junior Strider Myhre, at 10 a.m., followed by the Myrtle Point; Raelyn Freitag, Bandon. Arizona 4 4 0 .500 127 142 Hogan. Honorable Mention — Jessica Young, Gold who was second among the boys at 10:35. The Class 4A Seattle 4 4 0 .500 140 134 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Waived RB Mewelde Beach; Morgan Newton, Myrtle Point; Lara St. Louis 3 5 0 .375 137 186 Pro Soccer Moore and NT Antonio Dixon. Promoted DB Bulldogs at district, and sen- girls race at 11:15 and the boys Zetzsche, Reedsport; Rossi Martindale, Coquille; Monday’s Game Marshay Green and FB Robert Hughes from the iors Reno Ancheta, who is at 11:50. Emily Deardorff, Glide; Cheyenne Young, San Francisco 24, Arizona 3 Major League Soccer Playoffs practice squad. Signed CB Teddy Williams to the Bandon; Grace Hermann, Myrtle Point. only in his second year on the Following a break, the Thursday, Nov. 1 WILD CARDS practice squad. Kansas City at San Diego, 5:20 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31 MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed G Tyler Holmes team, and Michael Hobson, Class 5A girls race at 1:15 p.m. Pro Basketball Sunday, Nov. 4 Houston at Chicago, 6 p.m. to the practice squad. Waived DE Ernest Owusu who split his time this fall and the boys at 1:50. The final Arizona at Green Bay, 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 1 from the practice squad. two races, for Class 6A, are at NBA Schedule Chicago at Tennessee, 10 a.m. Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE with soccer and football. Buffalo at Houston, 10 a.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE NCAA—Suspended New Mexico senior basket- Graber has good reason to 2:25 for the girls and 3 for the Today’s Games Washington at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Carolina at Washington, 10 a.m. Semifinals ball G Jamal Fenton for the first three games of be excited about his chances. boys. Boston at Miami, 5 p.m. Detroit at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 3 the regular season for a minor rule violation Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Denver at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. D.C. United at New York, 5 p.m. regarding impermissible benefits. While he was edged out Admission, good for the Baltimore at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 4 CLEMSON—Named Dan Radakovich athletic for fifth at district, the per- entire day,is $8 for adults and Wednesday’s Games Denver at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Miami at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Kansas City at Chicago/Houston winner, 12:30 director. sonal-best time he ran in that $5 for students. Indiana at Toronto, 4 p.m. Minnesota at Seattle, 1:05 p.m. p.m. MONTANA—Suspended freshman LB Nick Holt, Tampa Bay at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7 junior LB John Kanongata’a and junior C Kjelby race ranks in the top 20 for Pittsburgh at N.Y. Giants, 1:25 p.m. New York at D.C. United, 5 p.m. Oiland one game each for violating team rules. Class 4A. And it’s always a good bet that Siuslaw’s top runners will be near the front of the pack. “I was real excited about my time,”Graber said. “I ran the race looking for (fifth) place. They pulled me to a good time.” Anne Hobson said Graber’s effort, and hard work in practice, are an inspiration to the rest of the team. “I think the younger guys are learning from Levi,” she said. “That’s good.” And that’s just what she hopes from her captains — Graber and Ancheta for the boys and fellow seniors Larissa Schreiber and Emalie Gauntz for the girls. on October 31st “They’re all about team camaraderie,”she said. 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What’s your opinion? Assignment: Should kids be allowed to vote? Why or why not?

Kristina., a student at Hillcrest Elementary School, North Bend, will receive a prize for her sub- mission on this topic: First, kids would be more interest in our coun- try. Second, more kids would watch the news. Third, kids would most likely know what’s going on in our country. Lastly, teachers would be able to talk about the election and they would know what their teacher is talking about. That is why I think kids shold vote. HILLCREST ELEMENTARY Fourth grade

Kids should never, not in a mil- lions years should a kid be able to vote. First of all we are to young to vote. Kids don’t know enough about the presidents. Some kids might not no what the president is going to do to the country. Most good kids might vote somebody in for good looks. (Sound like me.) Now I have gave you for reasons to not let a kid vote! Now I want to vote. Cutter Yes kids should be able to vote Most kids have enough knowledge to vote. Like the kids in my school they’re smart enough to vote. Shouldn’t kids have a saying too. We all want to vote who is president, or we want to vote on new laws. Let us vote too. Voting ages should at least be to 9 years old so they at least understand. We know what voting is. Most of us don’t care if our vote doesn’t get picked. Lots of people think kids should have a saying too. Kylie Hall yes kids should be allowed to vote! Kids should be allowed to vote so they can have the presedent they love and want. Kids should be allowed to vote because parent can vote. Kids should be allowed to vote because kids have the best apinyon. Kids should be allowed to vote becaus they have the best tast. Kyley C. Yes, kids should be able to vote. Kids should be able to vote because there will be more voters. Another reason kids should be able to vote is kids study about the president. Also, since they study about an unknown president has better chances on win- ning. the last reason kids should vote is kids are awesome that is why kids should be able to vote for president. Dylan No, kids shouldn’t be allowed to vote. We don’t know who to vote for. We can’t just guess because we might choose a bad president. Kids can’t vote because the would beed to know every bit about voting. They would have to know all about the president they are voting for. Abby Brown No kids shouldn’t be able to vote First, Why I think is because they might pick the wrong guy. Second, They might not under stand. third, They might get made fun of for pick- ing that guy. Lastly, They might get made fun of by thier friends. That’s why I think kids can’t vote. Coleman I really think don’t teens should vote! One they may not know enough about the candidates. Also, they may not be smart enough to vote. Som do not understand the high priviledges of voting. Lastly teen’s are to wild these day’s to be let to vote. That’s why I think teen’s shouldn’t vote! Liam Kids should not be allowed to vote! The first reason is because they are too young. The second reason is because they don’t have enough knowledge. The last reason is because they are not experienced enough. I hope kids will never be allowed to vote! Samantha Sherman No kids should not be allowed to vote. They should vote because they are too young. Also, they do not know eough. It would be to much work, also! Lastly the do not know any- thing about it. I do not think kids should be alowd to vote. Ashley Kids shouldn’t be allowed to vote. First of all they are to young. Also, there’s too much to remember. Another reason is they don’t like pol- itics. Lastly, they don’t like voting. I think kids shouldn’t be allowed to vote! Daylen Yes kids should be allowed to vote. The age limit should be ten and older. Some kids like some presi- dents. We kids should be able to pick which president we like. It’s not fair that just teens and adults should be allowed to vote. If I was allowed to vote, I’d vote for Obama my self. Sebastian

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Comics | C3 Cuisine Classifieds | C4 C theworldlink.com/cuisine • Cuisine Editor Ron Jackimowicz • 541-269-1222, ext. 238 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2012 Signature Series New classes will teach you famous dishes

I Angelo’s Italy opened in Bandon over the weekend

Did you ever wonder what Frank Sinatra ate when he went to a restaurant? How about Clint East- wood, or maybe one of the presidents or a famous ath- lete? During TABLE his culi- FOR TWO nary career, By Alysha Beck, The World Chef Dan Contributed Photo The Coach House in Eastside serves up specialties such as pork ribs with homemade barbecue sauce, bacon-wrapped teriyaki tuna, Catanio Chef Dan Catanio, the former exec- mesquite grilled chicken, and sirloin kabobs. has cooked utive chef at The Mill Casino-Hotel, for a num- has cooked for presidents and ber of celebrities. He’ll show you how to That’s a winning combination celebrities make some of those famous dishes and public in a new class. figures, RON and he is The same classes will be The Coach House going to “Served with a smile, JACKIMOWICZ offered on Tuesday, Location: 604 6th Ave., Coos Bay share some Wednesday and Thursday the Coach House style.” (Eastside). (541) 267-5116. of those evenings. So, if you can’t Hours: Mon-Thurs: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; recipes (and stories) in a new make it on Tuesday, you have Jim Lorenz Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; cooking class. two other possibilities. owner The Coach House Sunday 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. The classes start on Nov. The classes will take a Specialties: Barbecue ribs, steaks, chick- 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. at St. week off for Thanksgiving Monica’s Catholic Church in en, local oysters, tuna, clams, wild salmon Jim Lorenz and then return with more Coos Bay. The classes are Italian cooking on Nov. 27- and more seafood and pasta dishes. owner The Coach limited to 10 students, and 29. About the menu: Grilled over coals along- House side our covered and heated garden dining area. cost is $25 plus food costs. So if you want to find out ‘Cooking Italian’ is the how to make an authentic theme for the November Italian sauce, you might If you want to be part of “Signature Series” and own a local nonchain restaurant in Coos County, Winchester classes. In December seafood want to try a class. Bay or Reedsport, email us at [email protected]. will be featured in ‘Fruits of While Chef Dan and I were the Sea’ and January is ‘Famous Soups’ month. SEE FOOD | C4

Where in The World? — Alaska Where in The World? — Glasgow, Scotland

Contributed Photos by Katherine Randall Dan and Katherine Randall, Coos Bay residents, recently enjoyed a trans-Atlantic cruise on the Emerald Princess. One of the stops was in Scotland. One picture shows Dan outside Waxy O’Connors Pub in downtown Glasgow. There they had a pub lunch of “Haggis, Neeps, and Tatties,”with whisky gravy and Scottish oat bread (below). Translation: A hash of miscel- laneous sheep parts, with mashed sweet and white potatoes. Of course, this was accompanied with a fine Scottish ale. It was a tasty traditional Scottish meal that was reasonably priced and thoroughly enjoyed.

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Contributed Photo If you are going on vacation, take an edition of The Ten members of the Zonta Club of Coos Bay recently attended the Zonta Dist. 8 World with you. When you find yourself in a pictur- Governor’s Seminar in Anchorage, Alaska on Sept. 21-22. As part of the seminar they esque spot like the Randall’s did in Scotland, snap were treated to a buffet dinner at the Anchorage Museum.The buffet dinner was served your family/group with the paper. Then, when you bythe Marx Bros.Cafe at the Museum.The buffet consisted of appetizers and dinner of visit a local restaurant, get a picture of your meal. Send the vital information: your name and hometown, Caesar salad,roasted red potatoes and seasonal vegetables,halibut macadamia (Marx the city you visited, the restaurant, who was in your Bros.signature macadamia nut crusted Alaskan halibut with coconut curry and mango group, what you ordered and what you liked about the chutney) and roulade of flank steak (Swiss chard,caramelized onions,mushrooms and meal. Photos can be emailed to twphoto@ the- a sherry demi-glace). Dessert was an assortment of at least four different decedent worldlink.com as .jpg-format attachments. cakes! It was delicious! One of the best meals we were served!

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C M C M Y K C2•The World • Tuesday, October 30,2012 Y K Cuisine Grape harvest is magical, but grueling

BY DAVID WHITE Last week, I took part in that time heat and ensures the grapes hol and imparting a litany of new variety. But during this period, 12- work during a brief visit to Califor- arrive in pristine condition. tastes and aromas. Over about two to 14-hour days are normal. Much From the outside, winemaking nia, where I visited 12 wineries in The roads are equally busy. In weeks, what begins as grape juice of the work is messy and physical. seems romantic. Napa Valley’s Stags the mornings and evenings, trucks becomes wine. Some is mind-numbingly repeti- Farm workers lovingly tend to Leap District. I are filled with grapes. Throughout Throughout this period, wine- tive. Many tough choices have to be their vineyards throughout the came equipped the day, those same trucks haul makers regularly taste the fer- made. And at every step, attention spring and summer, and then hand with rubber boots equipment and vineyard supplies. menting juice — and bring samples to detail is critical — one small harvest their grapes in the early and gloves — and Wineries are abuzz with to the laboratory — to make sure error could result in hundreds of fall. Those grapes are then gently offered to help around-the-clock activity. the process is progressing as it gallons of lost wine. crushed — by foot, of course — and wherever an extra Forklifts and tractors are in con- should. Despite all the effort, harvest is turn into wine on their own hand was needed. stant use. As grapes come in, For every winemaking team, the magical. The air is filled with ener- through the magic of fermentation. I’m still hurting. they’re sorted, de-stemmed, and cleaning never ends. From bins, gy and the smell of fermenting We’re led to believe that wine- Wherever wine sorted again, as no winemaker sorting tables, and de-stemming grapes. Winemakers and their makers simply monitor this is made, harvest is wants leaves, spiders, or rocks to machines to tanks, pipes, and teams beam with joy,knowing their process. They’re there to make sure a special time. But end up in her wine. With white winemaking equipment, scalding work will bring joy and pleasure to the final product winds up on the the work is WHITE wines, those grapes are crushed hot water is used, over and over countless people. I can’t wait to go dinner table, but nature takes care exhausting. WINES and pressed before fermentation. again, to hose down virtually back. of virtually everything. In the evenings With reds, most of the grapes are everything. Wineries are very wet David White, a wine writer, is the This narrative is partially true. and early mornings, vineyards are typically left intact before they’re during harvest season. founder and editor of But it ignores the grueling, back- packed with laborers collecting placed in barrels or tanks. At this The work seems endless. Har- Terroirist.com. His columns are breaking work that goes into every fruit, as picking while the weather point, yeast gets to work — gradu- vest only lasts about six to ten housed at Wines.com, the fastest bottle of wine we open. is cool protects workers from day- ally converting the sugar into alco- weeks, depending on the grape growing wine portal on the Internet. Medieval dish for modern times

BY SARA MOULTON al pot au feu. Alexandre This cream is wasabi com- STEAK IN AUTUMN BROTH Dumas, in his 1873 “Dictio- bined with yogurt. If you The Associated Press WITH WASABI nary of Cuisine,” stipulated don’t have a can of dried This is my untraditional that you had to simmer the wasabi powder at hand, weeknight version of the tra- beef for seven hours in the Dijon mustard or bottled Start to finish: 40 minutes ditional French stew known bouillon you’d simmered for horseradish will certainly do. (20 minutes active) as pot au feu, a dish that seven hours the day before. Beef loves any and all of Servings: 4 dates back to medieval You can knock out my vari- these spicy members of the 6 cups low-sodium chick- times. I decided it was time ation in about 40 minutes. brassicaceae family. en broth for an update. You start with root vegeta- Please note that powdered 2 medium carrots (about Called “the perpetual bles, chicken stock and flank wasabi is not true wasabi. It 6 ounces), peeled and 1 stew” by the English, the dish steak garnished with wasabi is horseradish, powdered and sliced ⁄2 inch thick was “an ever-changing broth instead of mustard. Happily, dyed. But actual fresh 2 medium parsnips (about enriched daily with whatever this is the season for root veg- wasabi, a very perishable 10 ounces), peeled and 1 was available,” according to etables, so I enlisted three rhizome, is hard to find and sliced ⁄2 inch thick Reay Tannhill in “Food in that play very nicely together: very expensive. And pow- 2 small turnips (about 8 History.” “The cauldron was carrots, parsnips and turnips. dered wasabi does pack its ounces), peeled, quar- 1 rarely emptied out.” (The two sweet ones tame the own unique heat and flavor, tered and sliced ⁄2 inch French chef Raymond funky turnip, and you’re wel- so don’t feel bad using that. thick Blanc described it with a little come to toss some beets into Its distinguished lineage 1 medium leek, white part more love in a recent inter- the mix, too.) What’s great is notwithstanding, I think of only, halved lengthwise, 1 view with the London that the root vegetables per- pot au feu as a cross between a sliced ⁄2 inch thick and Observer: “Pot-au feu, the fume the broth in a mere 15 to clear soup and a thin stew, a rinsed well quintessence of French family 18 minutes. French version of Jewish 2 cloves garlic, minced cuisine, is the most celebrat- Meanwhile, you don’t chicken soup, only made with 1 sprig fresh thyme (or 1 ed dish in France. It honors braise the steak, as you beef. It’s wonderfully homey teaspoon dried) the tables of the rich and poor would in pot-au-feu. and restorative, exactly the 1 bay leaf (preferably alike.” Instead, you saute it in a skil- sort of dish I’d like to be Turkish) The problem for a home let and cook it to medium- served on a cold blustery day 2 teaspoons olive oil cook in the 21st Century is rare. Then you thinly slice it or when I was feeling a bit 1 pound flank steak AP Photo that it took — and takes — a and top it with the hot broth under the weather. Try it and Steak in autumn broth with wasabi is the author’s take on the tradition- long time to make a tradition- and some wasabi “cream.” see for yourself. SEE STEW | C4 al French stew. Bacon, maple sugar and butter for a perfect pizza

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I am a huge fan of the Internet, for thousands of reasons. And right up there at the top: reviews. I have come to count heavily on the opinions of others before trying out a new FRANK AND ERNEST recipe, buying something online, trying a new restau- rant, booking a hotel or hir- ing a service EVERYDAY provider. CHEAPSKATE But, I have learned, reviews are not infalli- ble. There is a THE BORN LOSER fine art emerg- ing for Mary how to Hunt use a review, and also how to write one. SECURITY IN NUM - BERS. It is not wise to rely on a single online review. You cannot know if the review is an “inside job,” meaning the best friend or ZITS mother of the new restau- rant’s owner posted a 5-star review. However, if there are 27 reviews averaging 4-stars plus the one you think might be bogus, that’s a rec- ommendation you should take seriously. It’s possible that many others happen to agree with “mom.” I find myself visiting Yelp.com for feedback (especially on restaurants), particularly CLASSIC PEANUTS when I travel. BOGUS REVIEWS. Just because there are lots of reviews for the items you are THE FAMILY CIRCUS researching, that doesn’t necessarily mean that all of them are viable. Read them carefully. Immediately dis- count any reviews that start out, “I didn’t actually read this book,” or, “I haven’t really eaten here, but I’ve heard ...” You want to con- sider solid, honest and reli- FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE able reviews. You’ll learn quickly how to spot them. MANDATORY CONSID- ERATION. Never buy any- thing on eBay.com without first reading the seller’s feedback. You can learn a lot, like just what kind of a person you are dealing with, how he or she ships prod- ucts and how honest they are with their product descriptions. ROSE IS ROSE Other sites where you should always read the reviews include Zappos.com, the online shoe retailer. Zappos reviewers are amazing. Most give very detailed reviews for how shoes fit (“true to size” or “they feel small,” etc.). You’ll learn more about how shoes look and feel, than you might have known existed. LUANN AllRecipes.com is anoth- er review-heavy site. After reading several dozen reviews for a single recipe, you may feel like you’ve just enrolled in culinary school. ASSESSING THE NEGA- TIVE. As a member of AngiesList.com, I have learned to scrutinize care- fully a single negative review for a service or health provider. That’s because I know human GRIZZWELLS nature. That reviewer could have had a really bad day, or have an ulterior motive hav- ing nothing to do with the service — choosing, instead, to use the review process as a means of revenge. AngiesList.com does allow a service provider to post a rebuttal or explanation. WRITE REVIEWS. Customer reviews are only as reliable as those who write and submit them. Each time you offer an objective, honest review, you are helping others. Be MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN brief, honest and thorough. Don’t just say you love the shoes, say how they fit, if they arrived on time, how they were packed, how was it to deal with customer service, would you buy from this site again and so on. Give the kind of review you would enjoy reading — an honest review. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website. You can email her at [email protected] om, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. To find out more about Mary Hunt and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M C4•The World •Tuesday, October 30,2012 Y K C4 •The World • Tuesday, October 30,2012 Y K Cuisine

FOOD The pizzas were so popu- Chef Jose Andres to teach Angelo’s Italy is lar on Friday, that Angelo Give yourself went through his entire first small inside, so weekend’s supply of dough class on the power of food a party break that first day. Continued from Page C1 reservations are Autumn ordered the a good idea spaghetti Bolognese and I The weekly class is open to 230 students. had the spaghetti and meat- BY BRETT ZONGKER having lunch last week at balls. The bread they bring Topics will include the politics and history of especially for The Associated Press Little Italy, he also filled me you for an appetizer is won- food, hunger and obesity and food’s relation- in on another of his endeav- dinner Friday or derful, but take it from me, WASHINGTON — Acclaimed Spanish ship with national security. ors. you’ll want to save some for chef Jose Andres is heading back to the class- Andres says eating is one thing everyone For those of you who Saturday. your meal (I didn’t), because room. has in common. He says food connects with throw dinner parties and you’ll want it to mop up Andres, who has popularized tapas small science, art, energy, economics, health, want to spend more time some of that sauce. plates at his Washington-area eateries, will diplomacy and other parts of society. with your guests instead of in we told you last week was Another hint, you might teach his first course at George Washington The chef has also taught at Harvard and the kitchen, you may want to about to open a new restau- want to make reservations, University next year. The school is announc- has said he wants to create a research center give this idea some thought. rant in Bandon. especially for dinner. The ing Monday that Andres will teach a course on food policy that could level the playing He has started a program OK, it’s open. number is 541-329-0372. on how food shapes civilization. field with agribusiness lobbyists. called Mealz, it’s a rent-a- The email let us know that They were packed for dinner chef service where he’ll Angelo’s Italy was opening on Saturday, and I can imag- come to your house and do on Friday. ine they are going to be for the cooking for your dinner Autumn had to show quite a while. One person in minutes, or until the vegeta- and any juices from the beef party or event. property out in Fairview on line in front of us had been STEW bles are tender. plate. Season with salt and You’d be getting a chef Saturday afternoon, so we there on Friday, and was just Meanwhile, in a large skil- pepper. Discard the thyme Saute the steak whose experience ranges decided we were already in line to make reservations for 8-10 minutes let over high, heat the oil. sprig and bay leaf, then from the Waldorf Astoria in most of the way there, so we for later Saturday night. Season the steak with salt divide the vegetables and New York, to the Little Rock might as well make the rest I get the feeling that an Continued from Page C1 and pepper. broth among 4 soup bowls. Country Club and Cannery of the trip down to Bandon affordable Italian restaurant When the oil in the skillet Arrange a quarter of the Row in Monterey. and have dinner. in Bandon is just what Old 1 is hot, reduce the heat to steak in the center of each To find out more about Angelo’s Italy is open Town was waiting for. ⁄3 cup fat-free plain Greek medium-high and add the bowl and top each portion yogurt Mealz, you can reach Chef Tuesday through Saturday steak. Saute until well with a spoonful of the wasabi from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tues- 1 teaspoon prepared Dan at 541-297-6033 or visit I I I browned on both sides and cream and a sprinkle of his website at: chefdan- day with a break from 2:30 wasabi medium-rare at the center, 8 chives. catanio.com p.m. to 4 p.m. when they are Chef Dan wrote a small Chopped fresh chives or to 10 minutes total. Transfer Nutrition information per closed. On Sunday, the review of Little Italy which I parsley, to garnish the beef to a plate, cover serving: 370 calories; 110 I I I restaurant is open from 11 will include in next week’s In a large saucepan over loosely with foil, and let rest calories from fat (30 percent a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for lunch column. If you’ve gone to a medium-high heat, combine 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, of total calories); 12 g fat (4 g The Italian theme of my only. The restaurant, which new restaurant recently, the broth, carrots, parsnips, thinly slice the beef against saturated; 0 g trans fats); 50 life continued for another is located at 130 Chicago send me an email and let me turnips, leek, garlic, thyme the grain. mg cholesterol; 27 g carbohy- week. After lunch with Chef Ave., Bandon (the old Wild know where you went and sprig and bay leaf. Bring to a In a small bowl, stir drate; 6 g fiber; 10 g sugar; 38 Dan, Autumn got an email Rose Bistro location) is what you liked about the boil and simmer for 15 to 18 together the yogurt, wasabi g protein; 500 mg sodium. from Angelo Giardinelli, who closed on Mondays. meal/restaurant. Classi fieds

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Pets ok. $850/mo. 541-294-0623. season available until July or 900 accept any advertising for real es- longer.Each fully stocked tate which is in violation of the law. & furnished. 710 Miscellaneous Our readers are hereby informed Includes all utilities and Wifi that all dwellings advertised in this $685.00 and a smaller unit for 1/2 Wine Barrel Planter - $25 newspaper are available on an $550.00 2 square wood planters - $20 ea. equal opportunity basis. To com- 541-759-2801 Men’s suede-fleece lined jacket. New. plain of discrimination call HUD Large - $25. toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The Call 541-269-5519 toll-free telephone number for the 3 Bedrooms, 2 full Baths. 2 covered 608 Office Space 20 1/4 cubic foot Frigidaire Frost Free hearing impaired is decks, storage shed, laundry room Upright Freezer $300. 541-7511032 1-800-927-9275. W/D hook ups. Garbage, sewer, and Office space. 750 Sqf. Lawn Service provided. Credit check 375 Park Ave. $700 All util. pd. FOR SALE: bicycle rack $10; dog Small pets negotiable. $795 month Grand Mgmt 541-269-5561 pen, medium/ large $12; turtle bath & plus deposit - 541-888-3981 warming stone $10. 541-347-2362. 4 Bedroom 2 Bath 610 2-4-6 Plexes FREE APPLES- APPLES fireplace, hardwood floors, in North 54364 Old Broadbent Rd. Bend $995 month and 4 bedroom REEDSPORT See owner next door before picking apples. 541-572-5057 504 Homes for Sale 2 bath in Coos Bay $995 month Townhouse style duplex 541-297-4834 unit avail. Great shape and REFRIGERATOR, top freezer with location and available immediately! ice maker $175. 2 tires 225-60-16 $15 4 bedroom, 2 bath in Coos Bay, off each. 541-347-8503. Ocean Blvd. Family room, laundry 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, room, fireplace/insert, electric heat, W/D hookups, dishwasher, patio garage. New carpet/paint inside. plus yard. 600/mo., 1st/ last + $925/mo + $1050 deposit. No pets, no $150 deposit. No pets/smoking. smoking. 541-290-4104. Tenant responsible for util. Coastal ranch house Reduced Credit check required. Recreation/ $159,000 COOS BAY - 2 bedroom Please Call 541-271-3743 Well maintained 40 year metal roof fireplace, extra storage room, Sports 725 hardwood floors. Near college all appliances and double pane Clean & Quiet! Coos Bay and Walmart. $795 mth 729 Exercise Equipment windows 1/3 acre with huge fenced 2 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Great views backyard. Minutes from the bay 541-297-4834 of Coos River, w/ deck; 4 SALE treadmill: 2010 ProForm beach, medical center & shopping. W/D hookups. Please call Crosswalk “480.” New $800. $250 541-756-8196 [email protected] COOS BAY: 3 bedroom, 1 bath and 1 bedroom 541-991-2166. firm. 541-347-1841. LUXURY OCEANFRONT CONDOS 1 bath, Section 8 ok, washer/ dryer 2BR/2BA, was $850k now $399,900. hookups. S/G paid. 541-888-8125. thing to do with. tening to some sage advice from — Disengage from insignificant Resort Spa Restaurant Golf Marina Country Living. 3 miles from town. 3 www.MarinSemiahmoo.com ARIES (March 21-April 19) a friend. When you get into trou- matters and concentrate on what bedroom, 2 bath. dishwasher, W/D, 1-888-996-2746 x5465 range & refrigerator. $1,000/month + — Know what you’re getting into ble later on, you’ll wish you had is truly important. Lady Luck will OCAN deposit. Ref/ credit check. before signing any document or been all ears. be on your side when you pay 541-294-1042 after 5. agreeing to do something for attention to important objectives. Cozy 2 Bedroom 1 bath, near Min- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31, 2012 another. Check on what’s THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 2012 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) gus Park. On street parking. Stove, There is an excellent chance involved before making assump- In the year ahead, you are — Details are extremely impor- refridgerator. Yard. Garbage included. Rentals Pets considered, $650.00 Month. 1st, that in coming months an tions. likely to be exposed to a spate of tant, but somewhere along the 600 Last, deposit. Call 541-266-0464 endeavor in which you’re TAURUS (April 20-May 20) unusual opportunities for materi- way you must concentrate on the involved could turn out much big- — If you fail to pay attention to all al gain. If you fail to take advan- big picture. You can always go BRIDGE ger than you or anybody else the details involving a commer- tage of them, you’ll have only back and finesse the fine points realized. Make the most of this cial arrangement, just because yourself to blame for the state of at a later date. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe dummy with the heart ace. He gets pleasant surprise. you don’t care, chances are high your bank balance. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) said: “Only by joy and sorrow does a home with one spade, two hearts, four SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) that you will get bested by some- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — An extremely enterprising person know anything about himself diamonds and two clubs. But do you — Don’t take anything for grant- one who cares quite a bit. — All the ideas you conceive will associate with whom you’ve and his destiny. They learn what to do see any way that East might divert ed where your work or career is GEMINI (May 21-June 20) be constructive and functional, been closely involved in the past and what to avoid.” declarer from his apparent destiny? concerned. If you get a bit cocky Yesterday, when we first looked at North’s two-club rebid showed at — Just be yourself instead of yet you may have to water them will be instrumental in helping this deal, we found that declarer least six clubs and denied a four-card and think you have all the attempting to behave in ways you down a bit, in order for them to you create something that could seems destined to make three no- major. (With no major and only five answers, you won’t listen to the think are expected of you. If your be employable by less-gifted be very important. trump. He wins the heart lead in his clubs, North would have rebid one no- warnings all around you. performance isn’t believable, it minds. CANCER (June 21-July 22) hand, plays off dummy’s top clubs to trump or two diamonds.) It was normal SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- could hurt your image instead of SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- — If you’re looking to make some find out about the 4-1 break, then for South to rebid three no-trump. It Dec. 21) — Take care not to enhancing it. Dec. 21) — Financial conditions kind of important deal, this could takes two diamond finesses, one now was unlikely that five clubs would reject out of hand something that CANCER (June 21-July 22) are a bit unusual, causing you to be the day to do it. You’re apt to at trick four and one when back in the make and three no-trump fail. you didn’t consider or think of on — Should you be called to task experience both gains and loss- be far more fortunate in striking a The key play comes at your own. Many ideas will come trick two. When declarer on something you promised but es. Fortunately, you’re likely to be bargain or acquiring an impor- plays a club to dummy’s from unusual sources, and you failed to do, don’t try to respond using far more black than red ink. tant job. king, it cannot cost for can’t afford to reject them. with a lot of excuses. Instead, set CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — East to drop his jack (or CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. a definite time line and get it 19) — Chances are you’ll be far Someone with whom you’ll be queen). Even if South 19) — It might be a good idea to done. luckier when involved in inde- involved could come up with an continues with the club have someone double-check LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — pendent projects rather than ingenious idea concerning your ace, East can play his six your work. There is an excellent Don’t participate when a couple group-oriented ones. Go it alone work or career. It’ll have a few and retain the Q-9 (or J-9) chance you could goof up on a of catty friends voice unflattering if you can. flaws, but they can be corrected. over dummy’s 10-8. minor point that would make a The plus comes, though, remarks about another pal who AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) if South reads East’s card major difference. isn’t present. If you do, the 19) — Be prepared for a bumpy — Be careful that you don’t unin- as a singleton. Then he AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. absent party will later find out ride in terms of your financial tentionally impose yourself busi- will return to his hand with 19) — Much of your time could what was said and hold you per- prospects. If you keep a cool ness-wise on someone you know a diamond to the ace, get devoted to insignificant sonally accountable. head and a ready hand, you purely on a social basis. Besides, planning to continue with endeavors if you’re not on your VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) should be able to ride out the tur- chances are you’d do better with- a club, covering West’s toes. Don’t expend your energy — An unfriendly co-worker is just bulence. out them, anyway. card as cheaply as possi- on inconsequential affairs. waiting for you to do something PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — ble. He will believe he is PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) going to take one spade, wrong. Don’t give this person any — Do not discount any hunches, You’re likely to find that a devel- two hearts, one diamond — It’s admirable of you to speak cause to use your actions especially those that pertain to opment that you thought was and five clubs. But West’s of family members in glowing against you. your work or career and could overwhelming is actually far less spade discard will leave terms, but don’t go so far as to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — help advance your interests.Your intimidating. All your fears will East-West joyful and attribute to them accomplish- You might be more interested in thinking is right on target. vanish. South sorrowful. ments that they never had any- what you have to say than in lis- ARIES (March 21-April 19)

C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C6• The World •Tuesday, October 30,2012 Y K 901 ATVs Lawyer Referral Service online at named in ORS 86.753 has the right, at reinstatement or sale. Auto Specials PUBLISHED: The World - October 16, www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling any time prior to five days before the By reason of said defaults, the benefi- Legals October 23, October 30, and Novem- (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metro- date last set for the sale, to have this ciary has declared all sums owing on Choose to add a photo in this ber 06, 2012 (ID- 20218371) politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in foreclosure proceeding dismissed and the obligations secured by said Trust special for $5.00 more 100 Oregon at (800) 452-7636. the Trust Deed reinstated by payment Deed immediately due and payable, to the beneficiary of the entire amount said sums being the following, to-wit: 6 lines, 2 weeks IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON This summons is issued pursuant to then due (other than such portion of Payoff in the sum of $168,537.81 as $15.00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS ORCP 7. the principal as would not then be due of August 6, 2012, plus taxes, liens, All specials will appear in STATE OF OREGON had no default occurred) and by cur- assessments, property expenditures, The World, Bandon Western FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS CASE NO. 11CV0386 ROUTH CRABTREE OLSON, P.C. ing any other default complained of insurance, accruing interest, late fees, World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday herein that is capable of being cured attorney’s and trustee’s fees and Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. CASE NO 12CV0095 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., By: /s/ Chris Fowler by tendering the performance required costs incurred by beneficiary or its as- All specials are category specific. Its successors in interest OSB# 052544 under the obligation or Trust Deed, signs. There are no refunds on specials. CITIMORTGAGE, INC., and/or assigns, Attorneys for Plaintiff and in addition to paying said sum or WHEREFORE, notice hereby is given Starts October 1, 2012 Its successors in interest Plaintiff, 621 SW ALder St., Suite 800 tendering the performance necessary that the undersigned trustee will on and/or assigns, vs. Portland, OR 97205 to cure the default, by paying all costs January 10, 2013, at the hour of 11:00 541-267-6278 Plaintiff, UNKNOWN HEIRS OF (503)459-0140; and expenses actually incurred in en- a.m., in accord with the standard of vs. KATHLEEN M. STREETS; Fax: 425-974-1649 forcing the obligation and Trust Deed, time established by ORS 187.110, at 903 Boats JUSTIN J. AINSWORTH; UNKNOWN HEIRS OF [email protected] together with trustee’s and attorney’s the following place: West Front En- TIFFANY C. AINSWORTH; TOM R. STREETS; JEAN fees not exceeding the amounts pro- trance of the Coos County Court- 1987 “Lund” Aluminum Boat NORTHWEST COMMUNITY CREDIT HUNGERFORD; CAROLYN BELL; PUBLISHED: The World - October 09, vided by said ORS 86.753. house, 250 N Baxter Street, Coquille, No leaks, carpeted, 2006 9.9HP mo- UNION; OCCUPANTS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; 16, 23, and 30, 2012 (ID- 20218103) In construing this notice, the singular Oregon, sell at public auction to the tor, EZ-loader trailer. $3500 obo. Call PREMISES MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC; includes the plural, the word “grantor” highest bidder for cash the interest in 541-888-3698. Defendant(s), LVNVFUNDING, LLC; AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE includes any successor in interest to the above-described Property, which the grantor as well as any other per- the grantor had or had power to con- 1987 “Lund” Aluminum Boat OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES STATE OF OREGON NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON son owing an obligation, the perfor- vey at the time of the execution by No leaks, carpeted, 2006 9.9HP Defendant(s), FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS WRIT OF EXECUTION IN mance of which is secured by said grantor of the said Trust Deed, to- motor, EZ-loader trailer. $3500 obo. FORECLOSURE Trust Deed, and the words “trustee” gether with any interest which the Call 541-888-3698. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON Case No. 12PB0245 (REAL PROPERTY) WRIT OF EXECUTION IN and “beneficiary” include their re- grantor or grantor’s successors in in- FORECLOSURE In the Matter of the Estate of spective successors in interest, if any. terest acquired after the execution of 906 4X4 By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued (REAL PROPERTY) JOHN G. COLLIER, Deceased The NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL TEN- the Trust Deed, to satisfy the obliga- out of the above entitled Circuit Court ANTS, attached hereto as Exhibit A, is tions thereby secured and the costs on September 28, 2012, pursuant to a By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS incorporated herein by reference. and expenses of sale, including a rea- judgment of foreclosure enrolled and out of the above entitled Circuit Court [Exhibit A, NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL sonable charge by the trustee. docketed on August 29,2012, in favor on September 26, 2012, pursuant to a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the TENANTS, is not published pursuant Notice is further given that any person of Plaintiffs, and against Defendants, judgment of foreclosure enrolled and undersigned have been appointed as to 86.750(2)(b).] named in ORS 86.753 has the right, at wherein it was ordered that the follow- docketed on February 29, 2012, in fa- co-personal representatives of the THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN AT- any time prior to five days before the ing described real property be sold in vor of Plaintiffs, and against Defend- above estate. All persons having TEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY date last set for the sale, to have this INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE foreclosure proceeding dismissed and 1998 Dodge Ram 1500, the manner prescribed by law for the ants, wherein it was ordered that the claims against the estate are required sale of real property upon execution, following described real property be to present them to the undersigned USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. UN- the Trust Deed reinstated by payment 4x4, auto, longbed, 106,000 miles, to satisfy the judgment against Justin sold in the manner prescribed by law co-personal representatives at the of- LESS YOU NOTIFY US WITHIN 30 to the beneficiary of the entire amount good condition, runs great. $5900. J. Ainsworth, defendant, in the sum of for the sale of real property upon exe- fice of Lawrence Finneran LLC, Attor- DAYS AFTER RECEIVING THIS NO- then due (other than such portion of 541-404-4522 $205,303.33 together with interest cution, to satisfy the judgment against ney at Law, 405 North Fifth Street, PO TICE THAT YOU DISPUTE THE VA- the principal as would not then be due thereon at the rate of 5.875% per The Unknown Heirs of Kathleen M. Box 359, Coos Bay, Oregon, 97420, LIDITY OF THE DEBT, OR ANY POR- had no default occurred) and by cur- 909 Misc. Auto annum ($28.91 per diem) from August Streets and The Unknown Heirs of within four months after the date of TION OF IT, WE WILL ASSUME THE ing any other default complained of 28, 2012, through August 29, 2012, Tom R. Streets, defendants, in the first publication of this notice or they DEBT IS VALID. IF YOU NOTIFY US, herein that is capable of being cured together with interest at the rate of sum of $190,289.05 together with in- may be barred. IN WRITING, WITHIN 30 DAYS AF- by tendering the performance required HONDA WORLDWORLD 9% per annum from August 30, 2012, terest thereon at the rate of 1.73% per TER RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE under the obligation or Trust Deed, until paid, and the cost of this writ, annum ($8.24 per diem) from Febru- All persons whose rights may be af- THAT YOU DO DISPUTE THE DEBT and in addition to paying said sum or sheriffs fees, sales costs, and all ary 28, 2012, to February 29, 2012, fected by this proceeding may obtain OR ANY PORTION OF IT, WE WILL tendering the performance necessary other recoverable cost pursuant to together with interest thereon at the additional information from the records PROVIDE VERIFICATION BY MAIL- to cure the default, by paying all costs law. rate of 9% per annum ($46.92 per of the court, the co-personal repre- ING YOU A COPY OF THE REC- and expenses actually incurred in en- diem) from March 01, 2012, until paid, sentatives, or the attorney for the ORDS. IF YOU SO REQUEST, IN forcing the obligation and Trust Deed, LOT 12, BLOCK 4, HIGHCOURT and the cost of this writ. co-personal representatives. WRITING, WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER together with trustee’s and attorney’s $5,990 PARK ADDITION, COOS COUNTY, //// RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE, WE fees not exceeding the amounts pro- 1997 Honda CR-V 4x4 OREGON Property description: WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH THE vided by said ORS 86.753. Low Miles, Clean. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE In construing this notice, the singular 12204A/08121 Beginning at the Northwest corner of DATED and first published this 23rd Commonly known as: 1795 King- the Southeast quarter of the South- day of October, 2012. ORIGINAL CREDITOR IF DIFFERENT includes the plural, the word “grantor” wood Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon west quarter of Section 18, Township FROM THE CURRENT CREDITOR. includes any successor in interest to 97420 29 South, Range 14 West of the Wil- Teresa A. Stutesman DATED: August 8, 2012 the grantor as well as any other per- lamette Meridian, Coos County, Ore- Co-Personal Representative son owing an obligation, the perfor- I will on Monday November 19, gon, and running thence East 252 feet 838 Colorado Street Valerie A. Tomasi, Successor Trustee mance of which is secured by said 2012, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the along the North boundary of the North Bend, Oregon 97459 Tomasi Salyer Baroway Trust Deed, and the words “trustee” $7,990 main entrance of the Coos County Southeast quarter of the Southwest 121 SW Morrison, Suite 450 and “beneficiary” include their re- 2002 Buick Park Avenue Courthouse, 250 N. Baxter, Co- quarter of said Section 18; thence Aaron T. Collier Portland, OR 97204 spective successors in interest, if any. Ultra Leather, Moonroof, Low Miles. quille, Coos County, Oregon, sell at South 3°43’ East 624 feet, more or Co-Personal Representative Phone: 503-894-9900; fax: The NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL TEN- 12182A/14890 public auction, (subject to redemption less, to the South boundary of the Wil- 66284 Watertower Road 971-544-7236 ANTS, attached hereto as Exhibit B, is as provided by law), to the highest liam A. Laakaniemi property; thence North Bend, Oregon 97459 incorporated herein by reference. bidder for cash; all of the interest West along the said South boundary PUBLISHED: The World - October 30, [Exhibit B, NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL which the Defendants, had on June of the West boundary of the South- PUBLISHED; The World - October 23, November 06, 13 and 20, 2012 TENANTS, is not published pursuant 14, 2005 the date of the trust deed, east quarter of the Southwest quarter; 30 and November 6, 2012 (ID- (ID-20219196) to 86.750(2)(b).] and all the interest Defendants had thence North 3°43’ West to the place 20219031) THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN AT- thereafter. of beginning. TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE TEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY $11,990 INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE 2005 Toyota Corolla CE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Before bidding at the sale a prospec- USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. UN- Auto, 4 Door, Low Miles. And more commonly known as 87658 STATE OF OREGON FOR THE Reference is made to a certain trust tive bidder should independently in- LESS YOU NOTIFY US WITHIN 30 B3201/560877 Two Mile Lane Road, Bandon, Oregon COUNTY OF COOS deed (“Trust Deed”) made, executed vestigate: 97411 (“Property”) and delivered by Harold Montgomery DAYS AFTER RECEIVING THIS NO- TICE THAT YOU DISPUTE THE VA- Case No.:12PB0248 and Frances E. Montgomery, as ten- (a) The priority of the lien or interest of I will on Monday, November 12th, ants by the entirety, as grantor, to LIDITY OF THE DEBT, OR ANY POR- the judgment creditor; TION OF IT, WE WILL ASSUME THE 2012, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the In the Matter of the Estate of: First American Title, as trustee, in fa- (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- DEBT IS VALID. IF YOU NOTIFY US, main entrance of the Coos County JACQUELINE M. WILSON, vor of Oregon First Community Credit plicable to the property; IN WRITING, WITHIN 30 DAYS AF- Courthouse, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Deceased Union, as beneficiary, dated February $13,990 (c) Approved uses for the property; Coos County, Oregon, sell at public 4, 2010, and recorded on February TER RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE 2008 Honda Fit Sport (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- THAT YOU DO DISPUTE THE DEBT 5 Speed, 24K Miles. auction, (subject to redemption as NOTICE TO INTERESTED 12, 2010, as Recording No. tices on the property; OR ANY PORTION OF IT, WE WILL 3169/058302 provided by law), to the highest bidder PERSONS 2010-1529, in the mortgage records of (e) Rights of neighboring property for cash; all of the interest which the Coos County, Oregon. Oregon First PROVIDE VERIFICATION BY MAIL- owners; and ING YOU A COPY OF THE REC- Defendants, had on May 25, 2006, the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mi- Community Credit Union is now known (f) Environmental laws and regulations ORDS. IF YOU SO REQUEST, IN date of the trust deed, and all the in- chael J. Wilson has been appointed as First Community Credit Union. that affect the property. terest Defendants had thereafter. The Trust Deed covers the following WRITING, WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER personal representative. All persons RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE, WE having claims against the estate are described real property (“Property”) Dated this 08 day of October, 2012 Before bidding at the sale a prospec- situated in said county and state, WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH THE $13,990 required to present them, with vouch- NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE $13,990 tive bidder should independently in- ers attached, to the undersigned attor- to-wit: 2003 Mitsubishi Eclipse GTS Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni vestigate: See attached Exhibit A. ORIGINAL CREDITOR IF DIFFERENT 210 HP, V6, Auto, Moonroof, Leather, 33K ney for the personal representative at: FROM THE CURRENT CREDITOR. Miles, One Owner. B3180/177679 BabinLaw, P.C., P.O. Box 1600, Exhibit A By: B. Griswold DATED: August 9, 2012. (a) The priority of the lien or interest of Brookings, OR 97415, within four Legal Description Civil Deputy the judgment creditor; months after the date of first publica- Valerie A. Tomasi, Successor Trustee (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- tion of this notice, or the claims may Real property in the County of Coos, PUBLISHED: The World - October 16, Tomasi Salyer Baroway plicable to the property; be barred. State of Oregon, described as follows: October 23, October 30, and Novem- 121 SW Morrison, Suite 450 (c) Approved uses for the property; All persons whose rights may be af- ber 06, 2012 (ID- 20218378) Portland, OR 97204 (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- fected by the proceedings may obtain A parcel of land in the Southwest $17,990 tices on the property; quarter of the Northeast quarter of Phone: 503-894-9900; fax: $17,990 additional information from the records 971-544-7236 2003 Ford F150 Super Crew IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (e) Rights of neighboring property of the court, the personal representa- Section 29, Township 28 South, 4x4, Lariat, Leather, 50K Miles, 1 Owner. STATE OF OREGON owners; and tive, or the lawyers for the personal Range 14 West of the Willamette Me- B3207/087249 PUBLISHED: The World - October 30, FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS (f) Environmental laws and regulations representative, John C. Babin, ridian, Coos County, Oregon, de- that affect the property. scribed as follows: November 06, 13 and 20, 2012 BabinLaw, P.C. (ID-20219197) CASE NO 12CV0125 Dated this 03 day of October, 2012 Date first published on October 30, Beginning at the Northwest corner of CITIMORTGAGE, INC., 2012. that parcel deeded to William LEGAL NOTICE Its successors in interest Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni Bostwick, et ux and recorded Septem- $20,990 and/or assigns, Date: October 25, 2012 ber 3, 1968 bearing Microfilm No. The Fortress Self Storage By: B. Griswold 68-9-31812, records of Coos County, 1503 Ocean Blvd NW 2010 Honda CRV EX Plaintiff, AWD, Low Miles, 1 Owner. vs. Civil Deputy John C. Babin OSB# 80011 Oregon; thence South 5° 31’ 30” East Coos Bay, OR 97420 13005A/073403 KEN ALLEN; ANGELA PROVOST- Attorneys for Personal Representative along Bostwick’s West boundary 541-888-5521 ALLEN; JEFFERY W. DAVIS; PUBLISHED: The World - October 09, 214.15 feet to the Southwest corner NORTHWEST COMMUNITY CREDIT October 16, October 23, and October PUBLISHED: The World - October 30, thereof, said point also being on the The following units will be sold at Pub- UNION; STATE OF OREGON; 30, 2012 (ID- 20218197) November 6 and 13, 2012 North right of way edge of the old lic Auction on November 21, 2012 at OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES (ID-20219465) County Road; thence along the old 11:00am for non-payment of rent and Defendant(s), IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE County Road as follows: South 79° 10’ other fees. Auction to be pursuant to West 12.81 feet; thence North 89° 27’ auction rules and procedures for $21,990 STATE OF OREGON TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF 08” West 188.3 feet to the Southeast Truax Holdings III. 2006 Toyota Tundra LTD WRIT OF EXECUTION IN FORE- COOS corner of that parcel deeded to Lyle C. Rules are available upon inquiry 4x4, 1 Owner, Leather, Low Miles. Reference is made to a certain trust Smith et ux and recorded September B3211/477592 CLOSURE (REAL PROPERTY) deed (“Trust Deed”) made, executed 9, 1968 bearing Microfilm Reel No. Unit #703 Brian Meithof Case No. 12CV0405 and delivered by Manfred F Welsch, By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued 68-9-32018; thence North 0° 11’ west Trustee(s) of the Welsch Family Survi- out of the above entitled Circuit Court JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., its along Smith’s East boundary 128.4 PUBLISHED: The World - October 25 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay vors Trust u|a|d October 7, 1994, as on October 01, 2012, pursuant to a successors in interest and/or feet to the Northeast corner thereof; and 30, 2012 (ID-20219174) HondaWorld.com grantor, to First American Title Insur- judgment of foreclosure enrolled and said point also being the South right of 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 assigns; ance Co., as trustee, in favor of Ore- docketed on August 31,2012, in favor way edge of State Highway No. 42; Plaintiff, gon First Community Credit Union, as of Plaintiffs, and against Defendants, V. thence North 64° 44’ 55” East along ENTER beneficiary, dated October 30, 2006, wherein it was ordered that the follow- said right of way 200 feet to the point UNKNOWN HEIRS OF and recorded on November 1, 2006, ing described real property be sold in of beginning. 911 RV/Motor Homes JULIE HAILE; JUANITA V. as Recording No. 2006-14743, in the the manner prescribed by law for the TO WIN! THOMPSON; DAMON FISCHBACH; mortgage records of Coos County, Or- 32ft. Park Model sale of real property upon execution, Tax Parcel Number: 9860.08 JUSTIN FISCHBACH; egon. Oregon First Community Credit for sale $7500 in adult park $350. to satisfy the judgment against Ken MIRANDA FISCHBACH; Union is now known as First Commu- plus untilities per month Allen, Angela Provost-Allen, defend- There are defaults by the grantor or Bring your business STATE OF OREGON; and nity Credit Union. 541-888-6103 ants, in the sum of $208,534.22 to- other person owing an obligation, the Occupants of the Premises, The Trust Deed covers the following card to The World gether with interest thereon at the rate performance of which is secured by Defendants. described real property (“Property”) of together with interest at the rate of the Trust Deed, with respect to provi- situated in said county and state, for a chance to 915 Used Cars 9% per annum ($51.42 per diem) from sions therein which authorize sale in SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION to-wit: WIN ONE MONTH September 01, 2012, until paid, and the event of default of such provision; 1999 Honda Accord Coupe Parcel 1 of Final Partition Plat 2005 the cost of this writ, sheriffs fees, the defaults for which foreclosure is Alarm system, custom stereo. 48k mi- TO THE DEFENDANTS: Unknown #13, filed and recorded June 28, sales costs, and all other recoverable made is grantor’s failure to pay when les on JDM motor, have all paperwork. Heirs of Julie Haile. In the name of the 2005, Cabinet C, Page 440, Partition of FREE 5-speed manual transmission, cost pursuant to law. State of Oregon, you are hereby re- due the following sums: Plat Records and Recorded as Micro- Arrearage in the sum of $8,862.24 as after-market exhaust. $5300 obo. Call quired to appear and answer the com- film No. 2005-9524, Records of Coos ADVERTISING on LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 32, BOR- of August 6, 2012, plus additional pay- 541-297-9041. plaint filed against you in the County, Oregon DER AND BENDER’S EXTENSION ments, property expenditures, taxes, the 2009 TOYOTA Corolla LE. 78,000 mi. above-entitled Court and cause on or There are defaults by the grantor or TO BORDER AND BENDER’S ADDI- liens, assessments, insurance, late Asking $8900 OBO. Call Sleepy, before the expiration of 30 days from other person owing an obligation, the Bulletin Board TION TO MYRTLE POINT, COOS fees, attorney’s and trustee’s fees and 239-234-3391. the date of the first publication of this performance of which is secured by COUNTY, OREGON, TOGETHER costs, and interest due at the time of summons. The date of first publication the Trust Deed, with respect to provi- WITH ANY PORTION OF THE in this matter is October 9, 2012. If sions therein which authorize sale in SOUTH 10 FEET OF VACATED CE- 916 Used Pick-Ups you fail timely to appear and answer, the event of default of such provision; DAR STREET, WHICH WAS VA- Plaintiff will apply to the above-entitled FOR SALE: Dodge 2500 4x4 SXT the defaults for which foreclosure is CATED BY ORDINANCE NO. 809, court for the relief prayed for in its quad cab, 5.7 Hemi, 32,000 miles made is grantor’s failure to pay when IN BOOK 301, PAGE 76, RECORDS complaint. This is a judicial foreclo- Black, extra’s. $26,500. Never due the following sums: OF COOS COUNTY, OREGON, sure of a deed of trust in which the off roaded. 541-759-4498 Arrearage in the sum of $10,893.96 as THAT WOULD INURE BY OPERA- Plaintiff requests that the Plaintiff be of August 6, 2012, plus additional pay- TION OF LAW. allowed to foreclose your interest in ments, property expenditures, taxes, the following described real property: liens, assessments, insurance, late S MALL Commonly known as: 1310 Cedar fees, attorney’s and trustee’s fees and Street, Myrtle Point, Oregon 97458 LOTS 8, 9 AND 10, BLOCK 21, BANK costs, and interest due at the time of ADDITION TO NORTH BEND, COOS reinstatement or sale. B I will on Monday, November 19, 2012, COUNTY, OREGON. USINESS By reason of said defaults, the benefi- at 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the main en- ciary has declared all sums owing on trance of the Coos County Court- Commonly known as: 1723 Oak the obligations secured by said Trust house, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Coos O WNERS : Street, North Bend, Oregon 97459. Deed immediately due and payable, County, Oregon, sell at public auction, said sums being the following, to-wit: (subject to redemption as provided by NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS: Payoff in the sum of $457,005.88 as law), to the highest bidder for cash; all READ THESE PAPERS of August 6, 2012, plus taxes, liens, of the interest which the Defendants, Find your niche CAREFULLY! assessments, property expenditures, had on November 02, 2005 the date insurance, accruing interest, late fees, of the trust deed, and all the interest here! Tell them A lawsuit has been started against attorney’s and trustee’s fees and Defendants had thereafter. you in the above-entitled court by costs incurred by beneficiary or its as- what your CitiMortgage, Inc., Plaintiff. Plaintiff’s signs. Before bidding at the sale a prospec- claims are stated in the written com- WHEREFORE, notice hereby is given tive bidder should independently in- business has to plaint, a copy of which was filed with that the undersigned trustee will on vestigate: the above-entitled Court. January 10, 2013, at the hour of 11:00 offer on the a.m., in accord with the standard of (a) The priority of the lien or interest of You must “appear” in this case or the time established by ORS 187.110, at the judgment creditor; Bulletin Board. other side will win automatically. To the following place: West Front En- (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- “appear” you must file with the court a trance of the Coos County Court- Affordable plicable to the property; legal paper called a “motion” or house, 250 N Baxter Street, Coquille, (c) Approved uses for the property; “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” Oregon, sell at public auction to the advertising (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- must be given to the court clerk or ad- highest bidder for cash the interest in tices on the property; ministrator within 30 days of the date the above-described Property, which customized just (e) Rights of neighboring property of first publication specified herein the grantor had or had power to con- owners; and along with the required filing fee. It vey at the time of the execution by for you! Call (f) Environmental laws and regulations must be in proper form and have proof grantor of the said Trust Deed, to- that affect the property. 541-269-1222 of service on the Plaintiff’s attorney or, gether with any interest which the if the Plaintiff does not have an attor- grantor or grantor’s successors in in- Dated this 08 day of October, 2012 ney, proof of service on the Plaintiff. terest acquired after the execution of Ext. 293 the Trust Deed, to satisfy the obliga- Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni If you have any questions, you should tions thereby secured and the costs to get started see an attorney immediately. If you and expenses of sale, including a rea- By: B. Griswold need help in finding an attorney, you sonable charge by the trustee. Civil Deputy today. may contact the Oregon State Bar’s Notice is further given that any person C M C M Y K Y K