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■ Census report sheds light on poverty-stricken schools like Port Orford-Langlois

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On the South Coast, the Port Orford-Langlois School District stands out as the most poverty- stricken district, with 55 percent of its students falling below the federal poverty threshold. The U.S. Census Bureau released its 2012 Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates on Thursday, which included school district data from the 2011- 2012 school year. The U.S. Census Bureau’s poverty threshold is defined as nearly $18,500 for a single parent with two children or nearly $23,300 for a two-parent household with two children. But the district isn’t only an outlier on the South Coast; it has the highest child poverty rate in Oregon

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Photos by Lou Sennick, The World Knights to help Ray Cox, owner of Giddings Boat Works in Charleston, takes a phone call on the dock Wednesday afternoon. Next to him is the Miss Emily which is getting the final trim and details finished before it is put into service.The company is currently renovating or upgrading two other fishing boats. feed the masses Giddings stays ahead of the curve BY TIM NOVOTNY The World BY EMILY THORNTON told their friends. NORTH BEND — With a lot of help from their The World “We kept getting more and friends, the Knights of Columbus will be able to dis- This is the first in an more jobs,”he said. tribute an estimated 1,100 food boxes to families in CHARLESTON — He saw occasional series focus- Lee said treating cus- need this Sunday. the silver lining in the gray ing on business people tomers well was crucial. The program has continued to grow over the past clouds of hard economic who are continuing to “If you treat people right, three decades as the need has grown, and this year’s times hanging ominously find success despite a they’ll continue to come back effort is one of their largest to date. over the harbor. difficult economy. See to you,”Lee said. Volunteers with the Catholic men’s service It didn’t scare him — too related stories on pages Cox said his business deci- organization were busy organizing the boxes on much. A4 and C1. sions also enabled growth. Friday inside the National Guard Armory in North He was reluctant to take “I watch what I do so I’m not Bend. They will add some fresh produce to the boxes over Giddings Boat Works smothered in debt,”he said. on Saturday, thanks to an annual delivery from the from Don Giddings six years seemed surprising to others, work followed. It was like a The ability to change with Perrydale FFA. ago. But, he knew he could but not to him. business that was sick and the times was crucial to Club member Mike Main says this year’s boxes turn it into a success. “I bought an already well- needed nourishment.” Giddings. When gas prices cost the Knights a little over $43 a piece, for a total of Giddings has tripled in size known business,” said Cox. He said one of his best went up, fishermen wanted to almost $45,000 this year. The boxes include assort- since Ray Cox took the reins. “The owners didn’t put a lot decisions was hiring Mike Lee make fewer runs, so they ed canned, and other non-perishable, foods bought Its gross profit was $3.4 mil- of effort into it and I could see as manager in 2011. widened their boats. They from the Oregon Food Bank. There is also a $15 lion for the 2012-2013 fiscal the potential this place has.” “He has a lot of experi- also began doing in-house year, Cox said. It also grew When he took ownership, ence,” he said. “He knows a carpentry. “The fishing industry is SEE KNIGHTS | A8 from nine employees to he made changes. lot of people in the business.” always changing and we around 30. “I started with upgrading Word of mouth brought evolve with them.” the material and the employ- increased business, Cox said. NBHS lands interim How did that happen? ees,” he said. “We kept The fishing community How he managed to grow building and building and learned of his upgrades and SEE GIDDINGS | A8 assistant principal

BY CHELSEA DAVIS The World Fire engulfs

NORTH BEND — A sudden change in administra- tion in North Bend School District has thrown the CB house high school’s track coach into an assistant principal position. THE WORLD Social studies teacher Jake Smith was hired as North Bend High School’s interim assistant princi- COOS BAY — A Coos Bay house pal on Friday following interviews that morning. He went up in flames Friday night. said one other district employee was interviewed for At 6:33 p.m. Friday,dispatchers the position. began receiving calls about a fire at “Some others applied but it was posted as only an 1170 Commercial Ave. in-house job,”he said. Police arrived six minutes later, Smith will fill the role recently vacated by Bill Coos Bay fire a minute later. Yester, who is now acting superintendent following “Flames were inside the house BJ Hollensteiner’s retirement announcement on and were starting to come out,” Dec. 3. Her retirement takes effect on Dec. 31. said Coos Bay police Sgt. Hugo “If (Yester’s) job doesn’t get replaced next fall, Hatzel. “They rapidly grew as we then this job will be his to come back to,”Smith said. were standing here watching. It Smith has been a teacher at North Bend High was a rapidly evolving fire.” School for the past 16 years. The home’s listed homeowner, Reporter Chelsea Davis can be reached at 541-269- Francisco Castilla, 37, fled the 1222, ext. 239, or by email at By Alysha Beck, The World house uninjured before help [email protected]. Follow her on Coos Bay Fire personnel respond to a structure fire on Commercial Avenue near Mingus Park in Coos Bay arrived. No one else was inside the Twitter: @ChelseaLeeDavis. around 6:30 p.m. Friday night. home, Hatzel said.

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A2 • The World • Saturday, December 14,2013 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local

Anniversary Coos County K-9 ‘Neeko’ gets Bill and selves grew up, all graduat- ing from NBHS. first collar near Bradley Lake Sandi Berg Bill is retired from Weyerhaeuser and Sandi from North Bay BY THOMAS MORIARTY K-9 track near Bradley Lake. last week. 1983 — was initially funded Bill and Sandi Berg of Elementary. They like to The World K-9 “Neeko” and his Downing said that in by the Bureau of Land North Bend are celebrating travel and are usually busy human partner, Deputy addition to apprehending Management, whose lands 50 years of marriage. The heading out, returning Coos County’s first patrol Adam Slater, were called in criminals, 2-year-old Neeko Slater is assigned to patrol. couple was married Dec. from, or planning their K-9 in 30 years got his first when Perry fled from will also prove useful for Reporter Thomas Moriarty 13, 1963. next trip. They enjoy collar Thursday morning. Bandon police after a traffic search and rescue missions. can be reached at 541-269- Bill and Sandi were fam- spending time with family According to the Coos stop on U.S. Highway 101. “They can be used for 1222, ext. 240, or by email at ily friends, and then and friends. County Sheriff’s Office, 36- Sgt. Pat Downing said both good guys and bad thomas.moriarty@the- pen-pals while Bill was in Congratulations mom year-old Justin D. Perry of Perry’s arrest was Neeko’s guys,”he said. worldlink.com. Follow him on the Army. Sandi graduated and dad, grandma and Bandon was arrested for pro- first criminal apprehen- The K-9 program — the Twitter: from North Bend High grandpa. With much love bation violation following a sion since he went on duty sheriff’s office’s first since @ThomasDMoriarty. School in June. Bill from your “kids” Teri and returned from Germany in Quentin Davis; and grand- October and they were daughter, Victoria of Cops seize IEDs from Gold Beach motorcyclist married in December at his Vancouver, Wash.; and aunt and uncle’s home in Brad and Taylor Berg; and THE WORLD after sheriff’s deputies say ered the explosives after with his consent. Inside, North Bend. Together they grandchildren, Kolbey, they caught him with sever- they stopped Harris — who they found three small raised their family in North Owen and Olivya of Coos GOLD BEACH — An 18- al improvised explosive was driving an unlicensed, homemade pipe bombs. Bend, where they them- Bay. year-old Gold Beach man devices. non-street-legal motorcycle An Oregon State Police was arrested Wednesday According to the Curry — along U.S. Highway 101 bomb technician from the County Sheriff’s Office, Erik shortly before 4 p.m. Medford area seized the Harris has been charged After arresting Harris for IEDs and took them back to with probation violation and an unrelated probation vio- Medford to disarm them. three counts of possession lation at the request of his The sheriff’s office says of a destructive device. probation officer, deputies it’s continuing the investi- HHoomeommee fforfoorr tthethhee HHolidays!Hoolliiddaayyss!! Deputies say they discov- searched Harris’ backpack gation along with OSP. COLONIAL CHARM! BAY VIEW! L OTS OF LIGHT! Thefts & Mischief COOS BAY POLICE Dec. 11, 11:42 a.m., disorderly Dec. 12, 3:54 p.m., fraud, 89000 conduct, Walmart. block of Cape Arago Highway, MLS# 13694739 MLS# 13464515 MLS# 13342142 DEPARTMENT Coos Bay. Dec. 11, 12:08 p.m., violation of 694 Wasson, Coos Bay 385 S. 10th, Coos Bay 1855 McPherson, North Bend Dec. 11, 7:14 a.m., shoplifter, Wal- Nice family home with tons of bonus space indoors. Outdoor Great investment or starter home next to Solid old 2 story colonial next to restraining order, 200 block of Dec. 12, 4:52 p.m., violation of living space includes fountain and fireplace in bamboo garden. Blossom Gulch Elementary. 945 sqft. with the North Bend post office. mart. Great family home with a gorgeous bay view from the upstairs Has original wood flooring, bay view North Baxter Street. restraining order, 64000 block balcony. A truly imaginative home that you must see to large windows for lots of natural light. and backyard. Would make a great of Duling Road, Coos Bay. appreciate. More than meets the eye! Walk to Mingus Park and shopping. professional office. Dec. 11, 8:56 a.m., disorderly con- Dec. 11, 12:28 p.m., burglary, $139,000 $129,000 Dec. 12, 11:40 p.m., criminal mis- $99,900 duct, Ocean Boulevard and Cen- 1300 block of Idaho Avenue. TWO LOTS! CUTE COTTAGE! REMODELED! tral Avenue. chief, North Spit, North Bend. Dec. 11, 3:28 p.m., shots fired in Dec. 11, 9:22 a.m., dispute, 1400 restroom, Fred Meyer. NORTH BEND POLICE block of North Bayshore Drive. Dec. 11, 5 p.m., violation of DEPARTMENT Dec. 11, 10:31 a.m., man arrested restraining order, 800 block of Dec. 11, 2:03 a.m., criminal mis- MLS#13062825 MLS# 13204565 MLS# 13265840 for littering in a waterway, Coal- D Street. chief, 1700 block of Virginia 63343 Wildahl Rd., Coos Bay 2054 Stover Ln., Myrtle Point 1006 Elrod, Coos Bay Concrete foundation. Fruit trees in yard Completely remodeled home, large windows, newer roof, 3 bedroom, 1 bath cottage close to bank Slough Bridge. Avenue. around the house. House on corner lot. RV new electrical, new flooring. Comfortable and inviting Blossom Gulch Elementary and Dec. 11, 5:32 p.m., dispute, 600 parking. Live in your RV while remodeling the home, lots of room for garden. Hillside setting with valley Marshfield High School. Covered front block of South Wall Street. Dec. 11, 2:06 a.m., man arrested house. If buyer only wants “fixer house”, views, located across from greenbelt on quiet dead end porch and full basement. Large kitchen Dec. 11, 10:48 a.m., theft, 1700 seller can divide off other lot. street. Nice garden/shop. Appliances included in sale, in the back of home. for failure to appear for second- Bring offers on just house or all property. including washer, dryer, stove and refrigerator. block of Thompson Road. Dec. 11, 7:52 p.m., dispute, 200 $79,000 $105,000 $119,900 degree theft, Newmark Avenue block of East Johnson Avenue. and Broadway Avenue. Over $3.5 Million Dollars in Properties SOLD in November 2013! Dec. 11, 10:47 p.m., dispute, 1100 E.L. Edwards Can Sell Yours, Too! Dec. 11, 2:58 a.m., woman arrest- Go! block of South First Street. ed for possession of metham- Dec. 11, 10:53 p.m., threats, 700 phetamine, 1800 block of Vir- E.L. EDWARDS REALTY II, INC. ginia Avenue. Now serving Bandon, Coquille & Myrtle Point. Stay busy on the block of Hemlock Avenue. Dec. 11, 3:23 a.m., disorderly con- Mark Hodgins, Licensed Oregon Real Estate Broker • Cell: 541-297-3404 Dec. 11, 10:53 p.m., assault, Noble weekends. Find out duct, Virginia Avenue and Mon- Kelly Walton, Licensed Oregon Real Estate Broker • Cell: 541-294-2844 where all the latest Avenue. roe Street. Property Management & Real Estate Sales art and music is. Kris Thurman, Principal Broker - Owner COOS COUNTY Dec. 11, 5:16 a.m., theft of cell 2707 Broadway, North Bend, OR phone, 2100 block of Jackson Buy, Sell, Rent, We do it all... with great results! SHERIFF’S OFFICE Street. Dec. 12, 1:14 p.m., criminal mis- Dec. 11, 12:01 p.m., man arrested See Inside Today chief, 63000 block of Charleston for criminal mischief, 1700 Road, Coos Bay. block of Virginia Avenue.

Saturday,December 14,2013 • The World • A3 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Local talent turns Orange Zone Motorists can expect provide traffic control. The Watch for traffic signal traffic delays at these sidewalk on both sides of changes along U.S. Highway road construction the bridge will be 101 at the Lewis Street, heads at Disney World projects this week, reduced to 3 feet in Newmark Street and according to the The width due to the Koosbay Boulevard inter- BY TIM NOVOTNY experiential-learning judges. “Auditionees are Oregon work enclosure. sections. Drivers may turn The World opportunity which will pro- given three and a half min- Department of ORANGE ■ U.S. left at the flashing yellow vide them an unparalleled utes to perform their talent, Transportation Zone Highway 101, arrow when there are no Kelly Coolen and Hannah enhancement to their aca- with the understanding that and the Coos milepost 234-238, oncoming vehicles, bicycles Kintner are no strangers to demic and professional their audition performance County Road North Bend to Coos or pedestrians. the limelight, they have per- careers.” will mirror what they plan to Department: Bay paving, sidewalks and traffic signals: This Curry County formed around the Bay Area Coolen’s mother, Cindy, perform in the show.” Coos County for years. They recently used says the former regulars of The local women were project will replace four ■ U.S. Highway 101, mile- that experience to their Little Theatre on the Bay’s among the 20 competitors ■ U.S. Highway 101, mile- traffic signals in North post 339-340, Pistol River advantage when they joined Little Ole Opry on the Bay who made the cut in this post 233.4-234.5, Bend, upgrade sidewalks Bridge rehabilitation: U.S. with Caitlin Beckman of have been in Florida since semester’s competition. McCullough Bridge rehabil- throughout the project area, Highway 101 is limited to a Reading, Mass., to win August. In November they The blog post notes that itation (north section): This improve drainage and pave 4 single lane of traffic at Pistol recognition at a Disney took part in the Night of the trio of Kintner, Coolen, five-year project (2013-18) miles of U.S. Highway 101 River (Milepost 339-340). A World talent competition in Stars Talent Competition. and Beckman, known as the will help protect between McCullough temporary signal will pro- Florida. According to a Disney blog Dapper Dames, won honors McCullough Bridge from Bridge in North Bend and Fir vide traffic control. Expect corrosion by applying a Street in Coos Bay. Watch Last May, after graduat- post about the event, for Best Vocal Performance brief delays. Watch for flag- cathodic protection treat- for intermittent lane clo- ing from college, the North Disney’s Hollywood Studios after they “performed a gers and message boards. ment to the northern sures along U.S. Highway Bend High School graduates hold the competition twice a lovely, harmony-filled ren- For more information, visit concrete arches of the struc- 101 in North Bend. were accepted into the high- year. Participants have to dition of ‘Boogie Woogie http://www.TripCheck.com ture. Watch for nighttime (9 ■ Flashing yellow arrows: ly competitive Disney audition about two months Bugle Boy.’” or http://bit.ly/CoosRoads. College Program. prior to the show, with just a You can find a link to the p.m. to 5 a.m.) lane closures The program’s website, handful of the more than 300 full blog post on the Disney across the bridge as workers disneycareers.com, who do so actually getting College Program Facebook install a work enclosure. describes “a comprehensive, the chance to perform for the page. Flaggers and pilot cars will

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Day of Infamy Last week, a day passed without much notice. It may have been because of the death of Nelson Mandela, and all the news surrounding it that caused it to slip by virtually unnoticed. It was Saturday, December 7, a day that president Roosevelt said, would live in infamy. The bombing of Pearl Harbor was the day hundreds of lives were lost. It was also the day that the United States entered the war. Every year, people have paused to reflect on the impact of that day. Several centuries ago, in an obscure village, in a stable with the smell of animals all around, a young Jewish woman gave birth to a child. It was in the quietness of that stable that God entered our world as a human and the world has been a better place because of it. Today, the debates are raging over calling it “Christmas” or “happy holiday,” or some other non offensive designation. Many who call themselves Christians are up in arms about not calling it Christmas and are making themselves heard. However, whatever you call it, it is going to be Christmas, changing the wording does not change the significance of that day and I for one will reflecting on the impact of Jesus’ coming to our world, will you? Come worship with us Sunday. CHURCH OF CHRIST 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR 541-756-4844

A4 •The World • Saturday, December 14,2013

Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Les Bowen, Digital Editor Opinion Larry Campbell, Executive Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/news/opinion Staying strong on the South Coast

A couple of weeks ago we For weeks now we’ve been plant: made you a promise. promoting a new way of “Coos Bay and its imme- In our Nov. 30 editorial we thinking about economic diate surrounding areas have were discussing the South development — thinking of suffered a sluggish economy Coast Development Council ourselves as an island that and entrenched unemploy- Our view and its efforts to reinvent needs to become self-suffi- ment for years. . . . Lots of success stories itself and become more cient. We’ve recommended “... Coos Bay has variously are out there on the effective. that the region adopt that flirted with big-promise South Coast. Let’s go We also told you that, series — South Coast Strong. island mentality and start to ideas that met doom and find them. while that process is under- On the cover this morning take stock of its assets and its ensured bust. ...” way, we weren’t going to you see the story about qualities and find new ways On Page C1 today, here’s What do you think? wait to see what happens. Giddings Boat Works, and to use them. We’ve urged how Schrunk sees the situ- The World welcomes Instead, we said, we were how owner Ray Cox built the taking a fresh look at the ation: letters. Email us at going to find success stories business from nine employ- shelved economic study “People look at the nega- [email protected]. that are happening right ees to 30, with gross profits commissioned by the devel- tive instead of the positive, now: businesses and entre- this year of $3.4 million. opment council three years the gutter instead of the sky,” preneurs who aren’t waiting On today’s business cover ago. he said. “People say,‘Oh well around — for development is a story about Wayne The South Coast has an it’s not like it used to be.’But council or for timber legisla- Schrunk, who’s recently image to those “on the if it was, this town would be tion from Congress or a retired after building one mainland” that few would dead. If it stayed the same, it liquid natural gas facility. successful business and, find inspiring. Here, for would be a ghost town.” Beginning today, we start after more than 40 years example, is how the We’re going to be bringing to make good on that prom- doing that, is looking to Oregonian sees us in a Dec. 7 you more viewpoints like his ise with a new, occasional begin a new venture. editorial promoting the LNG in the near future. Cheers &Jeers Aswinging time Congrats to Christ Lutheran Church and School for getting a grant to finish their neighborhood playground. Parents and kids raised $9,000, and it was more than matched with $15,000 from the folks who make Dr Pepper and Snapple, through their partner organization, KaBOOM! Besides getting slides and swings they didn’t have before, the kids also get some equipment for the older students. No more dragging knees on the ground trying to use the horizontal ladder. Cool! Where’s the beach? Celebrities and free-market hypocracy We learned this week that Oregon beaches are eroding. Less sand from I’m annoyed that so many amount they reduces that access. launching a business, he was so the rivers, rising sea levels and big- Hollywood celebrities hate the contribute to To fill the gap, Jason Mattera, offended by California’s bur- ger waves are shrinking our shores. system that made them rich. that govern- author of “Hollywood densome regulation that he left Oregon’s rocky coast, while not Actor/comedian Russell ment. Hypocrites,” confronts hypo- the state and changed political every vacationers’ cup Brand told the BBC he wants “a It’s nice that critical celebrities. parties. of tea, still appeals to a socialist, egalitarian system Obama sup- He and his cameraman locat- Arnold Schwarzenegger was devoted fan base; some based on the massive redistribu- porter Bon Jovi ed Harrison Ford after the actor enthusiastic about free markets of us live here, others tion of wealth.” has a founda- had himself filmed getting his when he owned a bricklaying visit time and time Director George Lucas got tion that builds chest hair waxed. Ford said the business. But, unfortunately, again. We all should rich not just from movies but houses for poor JOHN pain of ripping out his chest hair during his time as California take this news as an excuse to get out also by selling Star Wars mer- people, but at should make us think about the governor, he started to act more and enjoy the view while we can. chandise. Yet he says he believes tax time, the STOSSEL pain the earth feels when trees in like a supporter of big govern- in democracy but “not capitalist musician labels Columnist a rainforest are cut down. Chest ment. Being a politician has that Erector set democracy.” himself a hair, rain forest — get it? But that effect on people, especially in Actor Martin Sheen says, “farmer.” He pays only $100 in environmental message came California. After months of site work, the “That’s where the problem lies state property tax. And his tax from a celebrity who owns seven Actors Drew Carey and Vince first steel went up at the site of the ... It’s corporate America.” dodge gimmick: raising honey- airplanes. Ford once even flew Vaughn are among the few oth- future Coos County Historical and And so on. bees. his private jet to get a cheese- ers who’ve seen the light. On Maritime Museum earlier this On my TV show, actor/author Bruce Springsteen sings about burger! ReasonTV, Carey said, “We month. Good to see the Kevin Sorbo pointed out that factories closing down but pays “I don’t care that he owns don’t need a centralized govern- new facility starting to such sentiments make little little tax on the hundreds of seven airplanes,” said Mattera, ment to tell us what to do all the take shape. If all goes sense coming from entertainers. acres of land he owns. His “but do not lecture the rest of us time.” well, the 11,000- “It’s a very entrepreneurial busi- dodge: An organic farmer works that we’re on the precipice of On a radio show, Vaughn square-foot museum ness. You have to work very hard his land. global warming Armageddon recently said, “I’m very sup- should open next fall. to get lucky, mixed with any kind Hollywood’s campaign to while you have a sasquatch- portive of Ron Paul ... As you get We can hardly wait. of talent to get a break in this “save the earth” brings out the sized carbon footprint.” Even older ... you just get less trust in business. I told Clooney, George, most hypocrisy. Actor Leonardo though Ford ignored Mattera the government running any- Health insurance you’re worth $100 million — of DiCaprio recently announced, “I when confronted by him, at least thing. If you look at the course you can afford to be a will fly around the world doing he was forced to listen to some- Constitution and the principles needs a doctor socialist!” good for the environment.” one questioning his positions. of liberty, the real purpose of Cover Oregon’s woes don’t seem It’s bad enough that celebri- Really? Flying around the world? Some actors wake up to the government is to protect the to end. First the website rollout ties trash the only economic I’m amazed they’re not embar- burden of big government when individual’s right.” crashed.Then the executive director system that makes poor people’s rassed by what they say. they try doing something out- Hooray for Carey and Vaughn. goes on medical leave. This week we lives better. Maybe they don’t know how side acting. Actors usually Maybe they’ll convince their learn the program may be facing What’s worse is that many are clueless they are because collect a paycheck. They rarely colleagues. budget shortfalls. Cover Oregon is hypocrites. reporters rarely confront them deal with government regula- John Stossel is host of surviving on federal Celebrities who support big- about their hypocrisy. tion; their agent handles the “Stossel” on the Fox Business grants that run out next government politicians Hollywood reporters want details. Network and the author of “No year. Not enough routinely take advantage of tax access to celebrities, and posing When actor and lifelong They Can’t! Why Government enrollees; not enough breaks, which reduce the uncomfortable questions Democrat Rob Schneider tried Fails, But Individuals Succeed.” revenue for the pro- gram. It’s enough to make you sick. Getting crabby? We hope so. Commercial crab season opens Monday, but you may have already seen some boats setting pots; com- mercial crabbers are allowed to set their gear three days before the season opens. Delaying the season opener a couple of weeks allowed the crus- taceans to fatten up – just in time for holiday feasting.

Remembering the fallen U.S. military death toll in Afghanistan as of Friday: 2,154

Saturday, December 14,2013 • The World • A5 Obituaries Religious STATE U.S. sets doubts DIGEST ideas for DeFazio: Hold the phone put family on mid-air cell talk Columbia PORTLAND (AP) — Cell phone conversations on at odds board jetliners after takeoff? dialogue No way, says Oregon U.S. DEAR ABBY: I’m 16 and Rep. Peter DeFazio, who has PORTLAND (AP) — The come from a devout Roman long resisted cell chatter in United States has staked out Catholic family. My parents cabins. its position for potential have taken my brother and The chairman of the negotiations with Canada me to church every Sunday Federal Communications over a treaty governing without fail my entire life. Commission said Thursday hydropower and flood control We pray before meals, before there’s no technical reason to on the Columbia River, and it school, at bedtime and at keep the ban. seeks to keep more of the other times every day. My DeFazio says texting and energy produced at dams. room is filled with religious Internet browsing would be The final recommenda- objects. As far as I know, OK. But in a statement he tions, sent by U.S. regulators everyone else in my extended worried about flight atten- to the State Department on dants distracted in The Associated Press family is equally fervent. A thin layer of ice covers the Siuslaw River in Mapleton on Thursday. It was the first day the area around Friday, also call for making My problem is, I have emergencies by “a hot- ecosystem improvements a headed passenger who Eugene had been above the freezing mark in a week.Temperatures are supposed to stay a little warmer in the never felt very religious. coming week with highs in the low 40s in the area. Along the coast temperatures should be in the low 50s. third primary purpose of the Since I was 10 I have chal- refuses to end an inappropri- treaty — in addition to flood lenged the teachings of the ate conversation.” control and production of church and, as I mature into And DeFazio added: develop power sources that Oregon real estate boom and Kendall, 18 months; and hydropower. adulthood, I’m beginning to “Imagine being stuck do not contribute to global bust of the early 2000s. Teresa Ausbrooks of New The treaty, which was identify as agnostic. When I between two passengers who warming. Prosecutors say the Mexico, 366 days. signed in 1964 and governs told my parents, at first they are carrying on personal The amount is not yet set, defendants were part of a PSU student punches operations of dams and reser- were angry and disappoint- phone conversations. There but is likely to be more than scheme revolving around voirs on the fourth-largest ed. Then they told me I was is absolutely no escape. How $200 million. Desert Sun Development her attacker river in North America, has no “just going through a phase.” long will it be before a fight NuScale Chief that used falsified applica- PORTLAND (AP) — A expiration date. But either I know this is more than a breaks out mid-flight?” Commercial Officer Michael tions to raise $19 million Portland State University country may cancel it or sug- phase. It’s a personal belief of Company designing McGough says they hope to from lenders. Loan proceeds student punched a man who gest changes beginning in mine they have been trying to have the design certified by then went for personal use — tried to steal her backpack on 2024 with 10 years’ notice. bury my entire life. small nuclear modules 2019, and the first commer- cars and boats, for example campus. The United States’ position I can’t continue letting GRANTS PASS (AP) — cially operational project — and the projects lan- A security alert sent to is that it should pay dramati- them ignore the real me. The The U.S. Department of operating by 2023 at the guished. students says she was walk- cally less for the benefits it stress of constantly having to Energy has given an Oregon Idaho National Laboratory. The Bend Bulletin report- ing Wednesday evening gets through the treaty. lie to my parents about my company a grant to help it He says the technology for ed the former president of when the man demanded her The U.S. has paid Canada a faith is tearing me apart to design and obtain federal the modular reactors was Desert Sun, Tyler backpack and punched her. one-time payment of $64 the point that it interferes approval for a small modular developed at Oregon State Fitzsimons, was sentenced to She punched him in the face million for flood control for with my schoolwork and nuclear power plant that can University. more than seven years. and he ran away. the first 60 years of the treaty. social life. be built in a factory and Five sentenced in Others sentenced this KGW reports he was And annually, it sends Canada shipped to installation sites. week in federal court in described as a white man in DEAR How can I half the increased power gen- convince The department said bank fraud scheme Eugene: Bend residents his mid-20s, about 5-foot-8, eration at downstream U.S. ABBY them that Thursday the matching grant BEND (AP) — Five people Jeffrey Sprague, 46 months, wearing a puffy green coat. hydropower dams. That this isn’t a awarded to NuScale Power have been sentenced in one and Shaun Little, five years And, he might have an injury increased power results from phase, and LLC in Portland is part of of the biggest fraud cases of probation; Washington to his face. the operation of additional that I’m not President Obama’s plan to arising from the Central state resident Jeremy storage capacity created by the the three dams built in Catholic Canada. girl they Earlier, when Canada did- want me to Obituaries n’t need hydropower, the U.S. be? If they sold that power to utilities in Nanette Pletchmy mar- Springfield. She also served the lives of many others. continue to Nanette Sonja Ten the U.S. for $254 million over JEANNE ried George Oliver Aug. 27, on North Bend City Council refuse to Eyck She was proceeded in the first 30 years of the treaty. PHILLIPS 1950, and moved to North from 1972 to 1980. acknowl- death by George Ten Eyck in Canada used that money to March 12, 1929 - Dec. 12, 2013 Bend, where During her years in edge my 2012. finance the construction of its Nanette Sonja Ten Eyck, she worked Springfield, Nanette spent religious beliefs, who can I In lieu of flowers, the fam- three Columbia River dams. 84, of Springfield passed for the time with the Springfield turn to for support? — ily asks that donations be The last payment to Canada away peacefully Dec.12, North Bend Library and Head Start pro- AGNOSTIC IN STOCKTON, under the first 30-year power 2013, in Springfield, sur- Public grams in the Springfield given to the American CALIF. sales contract was in 2003. rounded by her family. Library, public schools. Cancer Society, your local DEAR AGNOSTIC: Your Since then, the U.S. deliv- Nanette was born March taught Nanette is survived by library or your local Lions parents should not have min- ers the power benefits of the 12, 1929, in Missoula, Mont., swimming, three children, Peter, Jana Club. imized your feelings by treaty directly to Canada. The the daughter of Hazel and and was an (Steele) and Toby; and four Sign the guestbook at saying they are only a phase delivery is valued at approxi- Harry Pletchmy. Nanette assistant grandchildren. She touched www.theworldlink.com. because it was dismissive. Nanette Eyck mately $250 million to $350 That said, you must not allow moved to Oregon during her librarian for high school years, and grad- North Bend million a year. their devout faith — and your The U.S. now says that lack of it — to become a con- uated from Monmouth High public schools until 1983 Cheryl Darlene Volin School in 1947. when they moved to because it has paid off the cost test of wills or a basis for July 20, 1947 – Dec. 9, 2013 of the Canadian dams, it argument. A memorial service to cel- should send less power as part This is an important time of its Canadian Entitlement Linda’s love of people and ebrate the life of Cheryl D. in your life with your parents Linda Daley obligations. new experiences led her to Volin, 66, of Coos Bay, will as you enter adulthood. June 10, 1948 - Nov. 21, 2013 Instead, the U.S. says find a motorhome that be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Thank them for the great future payment calculations After an extraordinary and “looked like it might make Dec. 14, at Bandon Christian foundation they have given should be based on how richly diverse life, Linda it,” and took Stacey on a road Fellowship Riverview you. Tell them you hope they Canada runs the system to Daley, 65, passed away unex- trip across the United States. Campus, 64253 Solari Lane will continue to love you as benefit the U.S. Under the pectedly Nov. 21, 2013, at her When Stacey went off to in Coos Bay, with pastor you explore what your beliefs home in Tucson, Ariz. Matt Fox presiding. Private treaty, Canada stores water are on this spiritual journey college, Linda’s free spirit Linda Sue Daley was born and sense of adventure took cremation rites will be held behind three major dams for — because it IS a journey. June 10, 1948, in Prescott, at Ocean View Memory flood control and to maximize The opposite of faith is not her on yet another road trip; Ariz., to Wesley and Bernice she joined the circus and Gardens in Coos Bay. hydropower generation. doubt; it is certainty. Butler. In 1966 she graduated Cheri was the oldest of U.S. regulators say flood DEAR ABBY: My friend traveled the country doing from Casa Grande High in four children, born July 20, risk level and hydropower “Molly” and I have been good advance ticket sales. Later Cheri Volin Arizona and earned her 1947, in Glendale, Calif., to production should remain at a friends for two years. But this she spent months traveling bachelor’s in Greece on a shoestring Richard Kunkle and Washington; and brother, similar level if the treaty is year at school she has gotten degree from Jerry Kunkle and his wife, renegotiated, and any savings new friends, and our rela- budget. She repeated a simi- Josephine (Webb) Kunkle. Texas lar trip in 2012 with Stacey She passed away Dec. 9, Judy of Arizona. achieved through the increase tionship is slowly fading Woman’s Cheri was preceded in in power benefits that would away. I’m not sure what to and planned another exten- 2013, in Eugene following a University. sive trip next year. short illness. death by her parents, Richard remain in the U.S. should do. Should I wait and see In the and Josephine Kunkle; and benefit both the ecosystem what happens later on down Linda brought enthusiasm Cheri graduated from 1970s, Linda and adventure into the lives Verdugo Hill High School her daughter-in-law, Kristle and power users. the road or talk to her about had become Volin. According to the recom- it? Please help me. — LEFT of everyone who knew her. and then went on to com- an accom- The motto on the calling card plete a college degree in Memorial contributions mendations, the treaty should OUT IN CEDAR RAPIDS also include ways to mitigate plished she used during her travels nursing. She married Tom may be made to the Kristle DEAR LEFT OUT: What Linda Daley for the impacts of climate assemblage was “LIFE. Live it Loud.”She Volin in 1984 and moved to Volin memorial scholarship you’re experiencing is change and to aid threatened artist, mak- truly did. Her family and “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”in Coos fund, 66001 Sunshine Road, painful, but it is also a part of and endangered species that ing both sentimental and many friends, who wish she Bay. Cheri worked at Bay Coos Bay, OR 97420 or to life. 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A6 •The World • Saturday,December 14,2013 Nation Gunman wounds classmate in Colo. school Newtown’s year: BY DAN ELLIOTT He didn’t know if the injured AND IVAN MORENO girl was intentionally shot. The Associated Press Pierson made no attempt Horror, grief and to hide his weapon after CENTENNIAL, Colo. — A entering the school from a teenager who may have had a parking lot and asking for the tough choices grudge against a teacher teacher by name, Robinson opened fire Friday with a said. NEWTOWN, Conn. the logistics of recovery to shotgun at a suburban When the teacher learned (AP) — A year later, inside tend to and decisions about Denver high school, wound- that he was being targeted, he the big house on Berkshire whether to raze the school ing a fellow student before left “in an effort to try to Road, dolls fill the shelves where so many perished. killing himself. encourage the shooter to also of a living room and flowers The Labor Day parade Quick-thinking students leave the school,” the sheriff and rainbows decorate a marched on, and as foliage at Arapahoe High School said. “That was a very wise kitchen window, next to a turned red and yellow, alerted the targeted teacher, tactical decision.” little girl’s name: Avielle. small survivors filed back who quickly left the building. Jessica Girard said she was Outside, all around into school with their par- The scene unfolded on the in math class when she heard town, Christmas lights ents’ shaky assurances eve of the Newtown massacre three shots. shimmer again. But so, too, they would be safe. anniversary, a somber “Then there was a bunch do the 26 bronze stars that Now, with winter on reminder of the ever-present of yelling, and then I think sit atop the local firehouse, their doorstep once again, potential for violence in the one of the people who had one for each adult and child the people of Newtown are nation’s schools. been shot was yelling in the gunned down at a school bracing for the day every- The wounded student, a hallway, ‘Make it stop,”’ she one unimaginable day. one here simply calls 12/14. 15-year-old girl, underwent said. In so many ways, this is a “For us, it’s not an event. surgery and was in critical Two suspected Molotov The Associated Press place frozen in time. It’s something we live with condition. Authorities origi- cocktails were also found Freshman Allie Zadrow, right, is hugged by a friend Liz Reinhardt at a Ribbons of green — the every single day of our nally said a second student inside the school, the sheriff church after a shooting at nearby Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Sandy Hook Elementary lives,” says Newtown First was wounded, but Arapahoe said. Robinson said one was Colo., on Friday. Students from the school were evacuated to the school color — stay tied to Selectman E. Patricia County Sheriff Grayson lit and thrown, but no one church. Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson said the shooter mailboxes and storefronts, Llodra, who called together Robinson said Friday night was injured. shot one student at the school, before apparently killing himself. just as a curly-haired girl a panel of community lead- that the other girl taken to a The school was swiftly smiles from a framed pho- ers, mental health experts, hospital was covered in blood locked down. Within 20 two-hour drive north, sure there were no other tograph that remains atop a clergy members and resi- from the first student and minutes of the first report of stepped up school security. conspirators. Authorities mantel inside Jeremy dents to consider what to wasn’t injured. a gunman, officers found Arapahoe High students later concluded that Pierson Richman’s century-old do about the anniversary of Robinson identified the Pierson’s body inside the were seen walking toward had acted alone. home. the Sandy Hook shooting. shooter as Karl Halverson school, Robinson said. the school’s running track More than 2,100 students People might assume To avoid drawing more Pierson, 18. The sheriff did Several other Denver-area with their hands in the air, attend Arapahoe High, where the hurt that accompanies media attention, they not elaborate on any possible school districts went into and television footage nine out of 10 graduates go on tragedy fades with time. decided not to hold any motive except to say Pierson lockdown as reports of the showed students being pat- to college, according to the But, says Richman, who formal remembrances. had a “confrontation or dis- shooting spread. Police as far ted down. Robinson said Littleton Public Schools last Dec. 14 lost his only “We can’t change what agreement” with the teacher. away as Fort Collins, about a deputies wanted to make website. child, “I miss Avielle more happened to us,” Llodra every day.” says, “but we have a choice It’s been a painful and in how we respond.” frenetic year, for the And so they will do what Richmans and for all of they’ve done for a year: bal- Newtown. From horror ance trying to remember came despair and, soon, with wanting to forget, and attempts at moving beyond help one another cope with one of the nation’s dead- seasons’ worth of grief few liest shootings. There were outsiders can fathom. Senate expected to pass budget bill next week

WASHINGTON (AP) — clear the Senate, officials in One day after winning lop- both parties said Friday. sided House approval, Yet unlike in the House, bipartisan legislation to ease significantly more Senate across-the-board spending Republicans are expected to cuts and reduce economy- oppose the bill than vote for rattling budget brinkmanship it, highlighting the different appears likely to command political forces at work at the 60 votes necessary to opposite ends of the Capitol.

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A8 • The World • Saturday, December 14,2013 South Coast Weather

POVERTY Poverty in our schools KNIGHTS Oregon weather Saturday, Dec. 14 Today's Forecast City/Region Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures Continued from Page A1 You can still Forecast for Saturday, Dec. 14 High | Low temps help on Sunday WASH. and it lands in the top 40 Portland poverty-stricken school dis- Continued from Page A1 42° | 35° Pendleton tricts in the nation. 42° | 28° A 55 percent child poverty Newport 49° | 40° Bend rate puts Port Orford- voucher that can be used to Salem 41° | 26° IDAHO Langlois in the same boat as purchase perishable items at 43° | 31° Ontario the Ecorse Public School Eugene McKay’s, with the purchases 32° | 18° District just outside Detroit. having to be made before 48° | 28° Port Orford-Langlois North Bend Dec. 28. Coos Bay superintendent and They will also be donating 51° | 33° Driftwood School Principal some toys this year, thanks to Medford Klamath Falls Chris Nichols wasn’t sur- 49° | 27° an anonymous donor and 39° | 22° prised. CALIF. © 2013 Wunderground.com “It’s not a huge surprise but contributions from the local Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice I didn’t know we would get Bus Jam. storms “We just hope this pro- Partly national recognition,” she Graphic by Les Bowen, The World Cloudy Showers Rain Snow said. “You hate to be No. 1 for vides a wonderful Christmas Percentage and number of students living under the poverty level by Weather Underground• AP something like that but at the school district. for a lot of needy families in our area,”Main said. same time it’s not a true U.S. Census Bureau report on student poverty South Coast Sunday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. reflection of the work that While many donors wish Today: Patchy fog. Otherwise, partly Calm wind. goes on and the vitality the of Port Orford-Langlois Department of Education’s to remain anonymous, Main sunny, with a high near 53. Calm wind community has still.” wanted to thank all of those becoming east southeast around 5 mph. Willamette Valley freshmen were on track to report on student homeless- Saturday Night: Areas of fog. Otherwise, The student poverty rate graduate. ness, which found that more who have contributed to the Today: Areas of fog. Otherwise, partly mostly cloudy, with a low around 37. sunny, with a high near 45. Calm wind. mimics the district’s number Only a few other school than 18,000 students were event, including Bay Area Calm wind. of students who receive free- Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a districts on the South Coast homeless at some point dur- Hospital, local churches, the Sunday: A 20 percent chance of rain . low around 30. South southeast wind 3 reduced lunch: 73 percent. Areas of fog. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, to 5 mph. came close to Port Orford- ing the 2012-2013 school year. local Lions clubs, Franz with a high near 55. Light east wind. “It might be reflective of Langlois’ student poverty In Coos County alone, 500 Bread, and Ferguson Transfer Sunday: A 20 percent chance of rain. our community but it’s not Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low Mostly cloudy, with a high near 48. Light rates,though there are no oth- K-12 students were reported who provide the boxes. around 40. Northeast wind around 6 south southwest wind. reflective of what’s going on in mph. ers with the majority of their homeless. The families who receive Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low our schools,” she said. “We Monday: Mostly sunny, with a high near children in poverty: 37 percent Most know that economi- boxes were signed up around 35. Calm wind. still are doing all the things 57. of Myrtle Point’s students cally disadvantaged and through Oregon Coast Portland area that we’re supposed to be were reported in poverty, as homeless students tend to not Curry County Coast Community Action in Today: Areas of fog. Otherwise, mostly doing. We still have a full cur- were 32 percent of Reedsport do as well in school: Today: Patchy fog. Otherwise, mostly November. cloudy, with a high near 49. Calm wind riculum, a full school year, sunny, with a high near 54. East north- becoming south southeast around 5 mph. students. ■ In math, 63 percent of east wind around 6 mph. music and P.E. for all our kids, While Port Orford- Oregon students met or Any food that may be left Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of over after the distribution Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low rain. Cloudy, with a low around 37. Light robotics and shop and com- Langlois schools has the exceeded the state standard in around 40. Northeast wind 3 to 5 mph. puter science for our students. will be donated to the southeast wind. highest percentage of stu- the 2012-2013 school year, Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Sunday: A 50 percent chance of rain. Our students compete in dents in poverty on the South compared to 50 percent of Ecumenical Food Cupboard 58. North northeast wind around 7 mph. Cloudy, with a high near 48. Light and knowledge bowl and athletics. Coast, Coos Bay has the high- economically disadvantaged and Crossroads Cafe. Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low variable wind. around 41. Northeast wind 8 to 10 mph. Some of the hurdles we have est number: 1,090. students and 39 percent of Anyone wishing to help Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low to face (are not) stopping us.” Higher-than-average homeless students. out this year, during the dis- Rogue Valley around 37. Calm wind. Her confidence largely poverty is not a new story for ■ In reading, 72 percent tribution, can simply come Today: Areas of freezing fog. Otherwise, North Coast mostly sunny, with a high near 47. Light holds true when reviewing the the South Coast. met or exceeded the stan- by the Armory on Sunday. Today: A 10 percent chance of rain. southeast wind. Patchy fog. Mostly cloudy, with a high district’s performance “Coos Bay, Bandon, dard, compared to 59 percent The process runs from 8:30 Saturday Night: Patchy fog. Areas of according to school district near 47. South wind 6 to 10 mph. Brookings, Gold Beach, of economically disadvan- a.m. to about 3 p.m. freezing fog. Otherwise, partly cloudy, Saturday Night: Rain likely. Cloudy, with with a low around 28. Calm wind. report cards released by the Myrtle Point ... we all have taged students and 52 If you would like to make a a low around 45. South wind 11 to 14 Oregon Department of pretty significant percentages percent of homeless stu- Sunday: Areas of freezing fog. Sunny, mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. financial contribution to this with a high near 49. East southeast wind Education in October. They of free-reduced lunch and dents. Sunday: Rain likely. Cloudy, with a high annual event, you can send a around 5 mph becoming calm in the near 48. South wind around 10 mph. show Port Orford-Langlois poverty, because so many jobs ■ In science, 66 percent morning. check to the Knights of Chance of precipitation is 70%. students generally performing have left this area,” Nichols met or exceeded the stan- Sunday Night: Patchy freezing fog. Mostly Columbus, care of Holy Sunday Night: A 20 percent chance of above the state average. The said.“Even though the econo- dard, compared to 53 percent clear, with a low around 29. Light east rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around southeast wind. only category where the dis- my is recovering, it’s a little of economically disadvan- Redeemer Church, 2250 16th 42. Northwest wind around 6 mph. trict fell short was math. slower on the coast.” taged students and 45 St.in North Bend.The Knights Central Douglas County Central Oregon And during the 2012-2013 The report comes three percent of homeless stu- are a non-profit 501(c)(3) Today: Areas of fog. Otherwise, partly Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near charitable organization. sunny, with a high near 41. Light south 44. Southwest wind around 9 mph. school year, nearly 90 percent weeks after the Oregon dents. wind. Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a Saturday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, low around 26. Southwest wind 6 to 9 mostly cloudy, with a low around 34. mph. one, such as Giddings, took up “It’s a balancing act,” “We always have odd jobs,” Calm wind. GIDDINGS Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near more room then it could take Dunning said. “We’re trying Lee said. Sunday: A 20 percent chance of rain . 48. West wind around 7 mph. Continued from Page A1 business from others, she to do everything on a shoe- Areas of fog. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a high near 45. Calm wind. Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low said. string budget.” Off in the horizon around 25. West wind around 9 mph. Hoping to expand Every job received meant He has plans to begin work more money for other local Ebb and flow on The Seeker,including mak- They’d like to offer more, businesses, he said. For Giddings recently built two ing it wider and repowering but haven’t been successful Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall instance, they purchased vessels, the Patriot and the the engine. They just ordered securing money from entities, Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 46, low 30 items from Farr’s and other Miss Emily. The Patriot is 100,000 pounds of steel from Rain: none such as the Port of Coos Bay, for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. shops. based in Newport and crews Farwest in Eugene for upcom- Hi Lo Prec Total rainfall to date: 28.67 inches Lee said. Rainfall to date last year: 46.90 inches In addition, those ordering are finishing up work on the ing work on it, and planned to Astoria 47 33 0.58 The money would enable Brookings 57 42 0.01 Average rainfall to date: 58.20 inches Miss Emily, which was order more, he said. Giddings to add a haul-out boats stay in local hotels and Corvallis 51 33 0.08 launched Nov. 23. Cox said he’s in talks with Eugene 51 35 0.12 facility for larger vessels. It spend their money here, he The Tide Tables said. “It was a good year last several people in the north- Klamath Falls 40 20 0 would mean more work. La Grande 34 27 0.04 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Lee argues that the port year,” he said. “We had two west who are interested in Medford 4828Tsubtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- “What a feather in their cap mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by wasn’t cleaning up the marina boats and a lot of retrofits. We building boats. But, it takes Newport 50 45 0.09 the high or low ratio for your area. it would be to spend $2 to $4 Pendleton 42 26 0.01 enough to attract potential really did a lot of work.” awhile from conception to Location High time ratio Low time ratio million and get 30 people Portland 45 35 0.07 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 jobs,”Lee said. customers. Giddings now faces a slow actualization. Redmond 48 19 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 “If we want to accept it as time, December and January, “It could be a year or more Roseburg 51 34 0.05 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 He said they were losing Salem 52 35 0.10 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 just a port, we’ll have to pare which can be difficult. He has before we say, ‘Let’s build this Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 money to other shipyards that Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 could handle larger vessels. down our ambitions, but we laid off two employees and boat.’” Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 don’t want to do that.” hopes he doesn’t have to ask The only thing that con- Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 Having capacity for larger Extended outlook boats wasn’t necessarily a pri- There are many other proj- more to leave. cerned Lee was not being able HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. ority for the port’s master plan ects the port needs to take care “Skilled labor is hard to find to take on larger vessels. TODAY SUNDAY Date time ft. time ft. last year, said Elise Hamner, of first, Hamner said. in this community,” Cox said. “In a nutshell, we’re poised 14-Dec 9:41 9.3 11:19 7.2 communications manager. One of the next projects is “There’s hardly anything to grow,” Lee said.“The work- 15-Dec 10:22 9.3 - - She said even if they did add a repairing the boat ramp for going on. If I start laying off load is there, but we need to be 16-Dec 12:02 7.5 11:01 9.3 large vessels. The port plans to guys, then I’ll have to start all able to handle larger boats.” 17-Dec 12:40 7.6 11:39 9.2 larger facility, they’d have to 18-Dec 1:15 7.8 12:15 9.1 add 6 inches to ground have divers inspect the ramp over again.” And that’s one of his right after the holidays. Workers stay busy doing dreams. Partly sunny Chance of rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. beneath it to support a larger 53/37 55/40 Date time ft. time ft. boat and get a permit to They’ll then know what maintenance and “stuff “My biggest hope is that exactly needs to be fixed, said around the shop,”he said. He we’ll be able to bring in bigger 14-Dec 3:26 3.5 4:36 -0.1 dredge deeper in the harbor so MONDAY TUESDAY 15-Dec 4:15 3.7 5:16 -0.4 the vessel wouldn’t get stuck. Mike Dunning, Charleston also asks them to volunteer to boat customers.” 16-Dec 4:59 3.8 5:53 -0.5 “Even if it was a top priori- Harbormaster. He estimated take vacation. Reporter Emily Thornton 17-Dec 5:41 3.8 6:28 -0.5 ty, it won’t happen quickly,” costs would run from “We either have too much can be reached at 541-269- 18-Dec 6:21 3.8 7:02 -0.5 she said. $750,000 to $1 million. work going on or not enough. 1222, ext. 249 or at Sunrise, sunset Hamner said they had to Dunning said he has to pri- It’s always up and down.” emily.thornton@the- Dec. 10-16 — 7:38, 4:41 Mostly sunny Mostly sunny oritize projects with less grant Lee said they were usually worldlink.com or on Twitter: Moon watch take into consideration all of 56/37 53/42 Full Moon — Dec. 17 the businesses at the port. If money available. able to keep busy. @EmilyK_Thornton.

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The ticker SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2013 • SECTION B Staying High School Boys Basketball put North Bend 49, Newport 36 Coquille 67, Yoncalla 31 Brookings-Harbor 62, Gold Beach 60, OT Bonanza 67, Powers 64 St. Mary’s 70, Reedsport 36 Pacific 38, Glendale 32 High School Girls Basketball Saban agrees Marshfield 50, Eagle Point 48 Newport 55, North Bend 30 to extension Coquille 51, Yoncalla 32 SPORTS at Alabama. Brookings-Harbor 72, Gold Becach 34 Page B4 Phoenix 56, Reedsport 34 NBA, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • NFL, B4 • Community, B6

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Coquille’s boys basketball team rolled into the championship game of their home tournament Friday, beating Yoncalla 67-31 at the Winter Lake Classic. “It was an outstanding defen- sive effort,” Coquille coach Dan Cumberland said. “We put on a lot of pressure tonight.” The Red Devils had more than 20 Local steals in the win over the Eagles. Recap “That tends to kick-start our team this year,” Cumberland said. “How are defense goes the game goes.” The Red Devils face Brookings- Harbor in the championship game at 7 p.m. tonight. Terrance Edwards had 32 points to lead the Red Devils, who got solid contributions from 10 play- ers in the win. Coquille was patient against Yoncalla’s zone defense. “The boys moved the ball By Alysha Beck, The World around and found the open man,” North Bend High School student Lucas Lindsey uses a new computer system to keep score of a bout at the Coast Classic wrestling tournament on Friday. The system Cumberland said. “They were very eliminates paper bout sheets and sends scores straight to a main computer. unselfish tonight.” Brad Romaine had eight points and Drew Piburn had seven points and eight rebounds. Will Shaw led Yoncalla with 14 New system streamlines results points. Brookings-Harbor 62, Gold Beach 60, OT: Justin Murray and BY GEORGE ARTSITAS “This tournament runs itself.”Drumm said. what mat we’re going to be on. You kind of Dexter Vaughn had 18 points each The World “As things come up, I’m having to put out little always know where you’re at and when you’re and combined for seven 3-point- fires here and there, but I’m not having to walk coming up. You can always see results. Fans can ers as the Bruins edged the NORTH BEND — Local high school around with a fire truck behind me to put out always watch online,” Wittlake explained. Panthers to reach the champi- wrestling finally welcomes itself to the digital humongous fires like I sometimes used to.” “Everybody in the area is kind of struggling onship game at the Winter Lake age this weekend. In past tournaments, everything was scored with it just because they don’t understand it Classic. This year’s Army Strong Coast Classic — the on paper and then organized accordingly. and they don’t like change, but it’s really cool.” Brookings-Harbor’s Ronnie state’s biggest early wrestling tournament and Drumm was forced to go through a scrupulous The most distinguishing aspect of the web- Manley hit three free throws in the annual Bay Area event — has adopted a fully process of organizing scores into files and fold- site is a dashboard option that shows eight sep- closing seconds of regulation to digitized scoring system. The tournament will ers, only updating results online whenever he arate animations of each of the matches going force overtime, when the Bruins run through TrackWrestling.com, a website could catch his breath. on in real time. Each mat is represented by its outscored the Panthers 8-6. that gives tournament participants and fans When the Oregon School Activities own animation including the score, participant Dustin Carter had 24 points for alike immediate updates of what’s going on Association mentioned Track Wrestling to names and two caricatures of wrestlers. As Gold Beach, while Garrett Dolan from their computers or smart phones. coaches this year and said it would be used for the something happens, the caricatures move to added 13 and Garrett Litterell 11. This year, North Bend is hosting 304 varsity upcoming state tournament,Drumm decided not show what position they’re in down to the North Bend 49, Newport 36: wrestlers from 28 schools, including another to wait and adopted it for the Coast Classic. smallest detail. They’ve even customized the North Bend notched its first win of 200-300 JV wrestlers. Jeff Drumm, who oper- Marshfield head coach Travis Wittlake has wrestlers to wear their team colors. the year against Newport, behind ates the computer system for the event, expects become familiar with Track Wrestling from With scorers plugging info into laptops just 39 combined points from Matt the CCI to bring in about 1,000 people during attending national tournaments that use it. feet away from the action, from the mat to the Woods, Drew Matthews and Ty the two-day event. He knows it may be a long process for his website, Drumm says the delay is “at most” 10 Roane. Drumm said this year has been without colleagues to adopt it, but the variety of features seconds. Bulldogs head coach Tom question the least strenuous of his 15 working the website offers has earned his endorsement. Nicholls only used six players on at the event. “We don’t have to wait around and wonder SEE WRESTLING | B5 the game and said that he wasn’t trying to shorten the bench, but since his starters didn’t get in any foul trouble, he was able to sub Cowboys lead after tourney’s first day players with the pace of the game. Compared to the 64-44 season talents like Nelson are a rarity and opening loss against Bandon on BY GEORGE ARTSITAS he isn’t taking it for granted. Wednesday, North Bend showed The World “A coach only gets to coach a offensive patience and took better NORTH BEND — Crook kid like that once in a lifetime,” shots. County built a lead over three- Wittlake said. “He just dominates “We came out and payed the time defending champion game we wanted to play,”Nicholls no matter what. He’s fearless, said. Roseburg on the opening day of there’s just no quit it in him.” North Bend’s next game will be the Army Strong Coast Classic on North Bend coach Larry Tuesday when they travel up to Friday. Workman said he doesn’t view the Eugene to take on Marist. The Cowboys advanced event as a benchmark because of Pacific 38, Glendale 32: The wrestlers to the quarterfinals in 14 the number of different divisions host Pirates got their first win of of the 16 weight classes while competing against each other. the season as Cole Kreutzer had 16 scoring 90 points Friday.Roseburg The Bulldogs did advance two points and Cameron Brock added was next with 73.5 points and has heavyweights to the quarterfinals 10. 10 wrestlers still on the champi- — Mason Laird and Joe “It was a pretty poor shooting onship side of their weight classes. Rutherford. night for us and down the stretch The quarterfinals of the 28- By Alysha Beck, The World Workman expects them to be we made a few,”Pacific coach Ben team tournament start at 9:30 this North Bend’s Fred Barahona wrestles Coquille’s Michael Munson in the first round of the catalysts behind the squad the Stallard said. morning, with the championship the Coast Classic. Munson pinned Barahona in the 170-pound match. entire year. Erik Moody had 11 points for matches expected to start at 5 p.m. Laird’s and Rutherford’s suc- Glendale. The event is always the top 2012 champion Thaddeus Nelson of getting tough competition early. cess is reaffirming, but Workman Bonanza 67, Powers 64: The early tournament in the state, with at 126 pounds. Cade Smith (106) We’re expected to bring home a wants to use the tournament as Cruisers led nearly the entire way, two defending state champions — and Tyler Campbell (113) also still state trophy this year, which hasn’t extra mat time for his younger but the Antlers rallied to advance David Douglas (Class 6A) and are in the championship bracket. happened since ’64 for Marshfield, guys and implored his wrestlers to to the championship game in the Crook County (Class 4A) and four Campbell was runner-up last year. so we need tests like this to see have short memories for what this North Lake tournament. of the top five teams from the Expectations are the highest what we have to work on.” tournament means in the big pic- Devin MacKensen had 18 Class 5A and 6A state tourna- they’ve been in recent years for the The Pirates also are showcasing ture of the season. points for Powers. Jackson Stallard ments last winter. Pirate wrestling. a bunch of freshmen. “Here it’s everybody versus and Austin Stallard added 15 and Dallas, the Class 5A runner-up, The Coast Classic offers a One that Wittlake highlighted everybody,” he said. “I feel this is 11, respectively. was in third place Friday with 63 chance to show off the younger Friday was TK Capps, who wres- probably harder than any tourna- Allen Hess had 23 points for points, followed by Crater (59), kids and figure out a measuring tled up to 195 from 182 and got a ment in the state. It’s a learning Bonanza and Carson Merkley Eagle Point (54.5) and Sandy (51). stick of what they can expect. pin in his first match before losing experience; don’t take it to heart, added 18. Both hit four 3-pointers Crater has nine wrestlers in the “Our kids are willing to battle twice to be eliminated from the just use it to build upon for the rest for Bonanza, which rallied for the quarterfinals, and Dallas and and we need a tournament like this tournament. of the season.” win. Sandy have seven each. to show us where our holes are,” The unquestioned leader on Coquille had one wrestler Marshfield has three wrestlers Marshfield head coach Travis the team is Nelson, a two-time advance to the quarterfinals, Chris SEE RECAP | B2 in the quarterfinals, including Wittlake said. “I’m always in favor state champion. Wittlake knows Elmer at 160 pounds.

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PORTLAND (AP) — The a single game. Lakers late-game “M-V-P!” chants “He was shooting turn- are now the norm in Portland arounds from almost the 3- for LaMarcus Aldridge, and point line on top of our bigs THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Trail Blazers’ forward is and knocking them down,” putting up numbers worthy Kevin Durant said afterward. OKLAHOMA CITY — of such adulation. “That’s what great players do. Kevin Durant scored 31 The two-time All-Star is They come through in the points, Russell Westbrook averaging a career-high 23.5 clutch and make shots and added 19 points, 12 assists points and 10.6 rebounds. he’s a shot maker. I’m sure he and eight rebounds and the He’s leading the way for a practices those shots all the Oklahoma City Thunder surprising Portland team time. It looked like it was great rolled to a 122-97 win over that sits atop the Western defense on our part but better the Los Angeles Lakers on Conference with a 19-4 offense.” Friday night. record. It’s the Blazers’ best Aldridge has two games Serge Ibaka added 19 start since they opened the this season with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds for 1990-91 season 21-2. points and 20 rebounds. his 11th double-double of the “He’s playing at a crazy- Before the Rockets, he also season and Reggie Jackson high level,”teammate Wesley had 30 points and 21 also scored 19 for Matthews said. rebounds in a 113-101 victory Oklahoma The Associated Press The latest victory came over Golden State on Nov. 23. NBA City, which Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook shoots in front of Los Angeles Lakers center Robert Sacre Thursday night against the But according to coach has won five in the second quarter Friday. Houston Rockets, 111-104. Terry Stotts, Aldridge’s suc- Recap straight and Aldridge had 31 points and a cess so far this season is 13 of its past Nets cut the deficit to two a high-arching 3 for the lead. Cleveland outmuscled the career-high 25 rebounds, about more than just stats. 14 games. before Detroit’s Kyle Singler Noah then blocked O.J. Magic 36-30 in the paint. becoming the first Blazers “He’s doing everything The Thunder are unbeat- made two free throws with 10 Mayo’s shot to preserve the Victor Oladipo tied a player ever with 30 or more that he’s done well before a en in 11 home games this sea- seconds left. lead — and a victory that career high with 26 points. points and 25 or more little bit better,” Stotts said. son and have won four Deron Williams led appeared unlikely just sec- Arron Afflalo and Jameer rebounds. “His performance on the straight at home over the Brooklyn with 22 points. The onds before. Nelson each added 17, but There were no clues that court has been terrific, but Lakers. Nets were without center Pelicans 104, Grizzlies Orlando shot just 43 percent Aldridge was going to have a he’s part of the reason we Los Angeles has lost all Brook Lopez, who sat out 98: Eric Gordon made 10 of from the field. monster game. He missed his have the good chemistry that three games since the return with a sprained left ankle. 12 shots on his way to 25 Pacers 99, Bobcats 94: first five shots and was 1 for 7 we have. It’s the intangibles of Kobe Bryant from a torn Hawks 101, Wizards 99, points, and New Orleans won Lance Stephenson had 20 from the floor in the first that go beyond the points and Achilles tendon. Bryant had OT: Al Horford scored a sea- its second straight game. points and 11 rebounds to quarter. But he was quickly the rebounds.” 13 assists — just two shy of son-high 34 points, including Jon Leuer scored 19 and help Indiana its improve its picking up rebounds, grab- A seven-year NBA veter- his career high — but showed a jumper as time expired in Mike Conley 18 for Memphis. franchise-record home start bing 10 in the first half. an, Aldridge was drafted out little of his trademark offen- overtime, and Atlanta recov- Raptors 108, 76ers 100: to 11-0 with a victory over He poured it on in the of Texas by Chicago with the sive ability, finishing with ered after blowing a 15-point DeMar DeRozan scored 27 Charlotte. third quarter with 14 points second overall pick in the four points on 2-of-6 shoot- lead in the fourth quarter to points, Terrence Ross had a Al Jefferson had 21 points and nine rebounds. 2006 draft and immediately ing. beat Washington. season-high 24 and Toronto and nine rebounds for the “He’s a load,” Rockets traded to Portland. He played 23 minutes and Trevor Booker led handed Philadelphia its fifth Bobcats. assistant coach Kelvin In his early years in sat out the fourth quarter Washington with 24 points straight loss. Suns 116, Kings 107: Sampson said. “I don’t think I Portland, the softspoken with the game out of hand. and 14 rebounds. Tony Wroten scored 23 Goran Dragic scored 29 can remember seeing some- Dallas native was overshad- Rockets 116, Warriors Celtics 90, Knicks 86: points, Evan Turner had 21 points, fellow guard Eric one who takes so many hard, owed by guard Brandon Roy, 112: James Harden had 26 Avery Bradley scored seven of and Thaddeus Young 18 for Bledsoe had a career-high 28 contested, fallaway jump who was also in the 2006 points and nine assists, his 13 points in the fourth the 76ers. and Phoenix extended its shots and consistently makes draft class. Roy went on to Chandler Parsons scored 23 quarter, hitting a 3-pointer Spurs 117, T-Wolves season-high winning streak them. He’s really, really good.” become the league’s Rookie points and Houston held off with 2:38 to play to give the 110: Tony Parker had 29 to four games. Only Minnesota’s Kevin of the Year and a three-time Golden State. Celtics the lead for good, and points to offset a season- Isaiah Thomas scored 29 Love has better averages this All-Star before knee prob- David Lee had 23 points Boston beat New York. high 42 points from Kevin for Sacramento. Rudy Gay season for points and lems cut short his career. and 10 rebounds, and Carmelo Anthony scored Love and San Antonio rallied added 22 in his first game for rebounds combined, with Aldridge has been named Stephen Curry had 20 points 26 points and Andrea for a victory over Minnesota. the Kings since being 23.9 points and 13.8 to the All-Star roster for the and nine assists for the Bargnani had 22 for the Nikola Pekovic had 18 acquired this week in a trade rebounds. past two seasons by vote of Warriors, who outrebounded Knicks. points, Ricky Rubio added 15 with Toronto. Aldridge has been the the coaches. He understands the Rockets 56-32. But Bulls 91, Bucks 90: Mike points and Kevin Martin had Jazz 103, Nuggets 93: Western Conference player that in the talent-laden Houston outshot Golden Dunleavy hit a 3-pointer with 14 for Minnesota, which had Gordon Hayward scored a of the week twice this season. West, it’s difficult for players State 49.4 to 47.8 percent and 5.8 seconds left and Joakim won two straight. season-high 30 points to go In a 111-104 win against on smaller market teams — made more big plays late. Noah came up with a block on Cavaliers 109, Magic with a career-high 13 Oklahoma City earlier this especially one tucked away in Pistons 103, Nets 99: the other end, leading 100: Kyrie Irving scored 31 rebounds, Derrick Favors had month — a victory that the Pacific Northwest — to Andre Drummond had 22 Chicago over Milwaukee. points, Dion Waiters added 19 points and Utah rallied snapped an eight-game get All-Star fan votes. He points and 13 rebounds, and Trailing by two in the final 21, and Cleveland used a big after blowing a big third- Thunder winning streak — he was ranked eighth among Detroit held off a determined seconds, Chicago came up second half to earn its second quarter lead to beat Denver. had a season-high 38 points Western Conference front- Brooklyn rally. with a tie-up on the defen- road victory of the season. Wilson Chandler and and 13 rebounds, becoming court players in the first Detroit led by 21 early in sive end and won the jump Waiters had 20 points in Jordan Hamilton had 17 just the third Blazer with as returns of All-Star balloting the third quarter, but the ball, allowing Dunleavy to hit the second half and apiece for the Nuggets. many points and rebounds in released on Thursday. Americans keep Klinsmann

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “We’ve obviously read and Bob Bradley. But some of those things,”Gulati Gulati said he saw no rea- U.S. Soccer wasn’t taking acknowledged on a confer- son to wait after seeing not any chances of losing Jurgen ence call. “At a specific level, only the success Klinsmann to another coun- none of those things are crit- Klinsmann had in his first 1 try or club. ical to us. But, certainly, the 2 ⁄2 years, but the direction The federation broke desire we have a long-term of the program. with tradition and gave its commitment to him and he The U.S. is 27-10-7 since coach a four-year extension has a long-term commit- Klinsmann replaced Bob before the World Cup in part ment to us was part of it, and Bradley as national team because it feared other market dynamics dictate coach in July 2011. It qualified teams would pursue him some of that. for its seventh straight World after the tournament in “The program has done Cup and won this year’s Brazil next summer,USSF well and ... that would CONCACAF Gold Cup, the president Sunil Gulati said bring a lot of interest from championship of North and Friday. the outside,” Gulati added. Central America and the There was speculation “So sure, some of that mat- Caribbean. The Americans linking Klinsmann to ters.” also set team records this Switzerland and Tottenham U.S. Soccer waited until year for wins (16), winning Hotspur, his former club after the World Cup to give percentage (.761) and win- team. extensions to Bruce Arena ning streak (12).

things we have been doing in Marshfield led 42-35 RECAP practice are starting to show,” entering the fourth, but Eagle From Page B1 said Coquille coach Tim Point nearly caught up until GeDeros. “We were able to point guard Adrienne Wood “We were up nine going push the tempo. We transi- fouled out. Wood finished into the fourth quarter and tioned great.” with 19 points and Kinsey just couldn’t hold them off,” Maddy Grant and Kaitlyn Bradshaw had 15 for the Powers coach Matt Shorb Hyatt scored 10 points each Eagles. said. for the Red Devils and Makala The Pirates face Tye Jackson, who had Edgar added nine. Brianne Springfield in the champi- nine points, missed a 3- Joslyn had 16 for Yoncalla. onship game today. pointer on a play that would Brookings-Harbor 72, Newport 55, North have forced overtime. Gold Beach 34: The Bruins Bend 30: North Bend “Credit Bonanza,” Shorb soared into the champi- dropped its second game of said. “They kept at us and onship game of the Winter the season to Newport 55-30 kept at us.” Lake Classic, building a 45- on Friday despite Gabby The Cruisers were miss- 18 halftime lead against the Hobson’s team-high 10 ing two starters for violating Panthers. points. the school’s athletic partici- Ava Hart had three 3- North Bend fell behind pation policy. The Powers pointers and scored a game- early with only five points in girls team wasn’t able to high 15 for the Bruins. Drew the first quarter. The Cubs make the trip because several Farmer and Courtney Kay pulled away for good in the players are currently ineligi- added 10 each. third, outscoring the ble for the same reason. Eliza Lander had 14 points Bulldogs 22-4. St. Mary’s 70, and Josie Piper added 13 for The Bulldogs got five Reedsport 36: Connor the Panthers. points apiece from Shalah Vinyard scored 21 of his 27 Marshfield 50, Eagle Collicott and Alex points in the first quarter for Point 48: The Pirates Wilkinson. St. Mary’s at the Phoenix improved to 2-0 for the sea- North Bend won’t play Invitational. son by holding off the Eagles again until Friday when Kade Benton turned in 12 in the fourth quarter. they’ll host Coquille. points for the Crusaders. Abby Thrall had 20 points Phoenix 56, Reedsport Mike Mitchelll scored a to lead Marshfield, while 34: Kayla Doane turned in 12 team-best 13 points for Katelynn Rossback added 14 points for Reedsport, but the Reedsport. and Jade Chavez scored 10. Braves weren’t able to over- The Pirates moved the ball come a 28-11 halftime deficit GIRLS BASKETBALL well in transition and played and fell to Phoenix 56-34 Coquille 51, Yoncalla strong defense, coach Bruce Friday in the Phoenix 32: The Red Devils advanced Bryant said. Invitational semifinals. to the championship game of “We missed a lot of very Reedsport’s Gabby White their own tournament by close shots under the basket,” added nine points for the beating the Eagles. he said. “It’s still early in the Braves, who lost to Del Norte “Definitely, some of the season.” 38-37 in the first round.

Saturday, December 14,2013 • The World • B3 Sports OSU men earn victory Marshfield girls swim to win

CORVALLIS (AP) — In 26 points for Oregon State 25 with 5:46 remaining in THE WORLD freestyle), Alyssa Hedgpeth Joe Drevets took the 200 the eyes of his coach, Devon (4-2). the half. (500 freestyle) and Kayla freestyle and 500 freestyle, Collier didn’t take a bad shot “It’s hard to double when “We got out to such a big Marshfield’s girls swim Sparkman (100 breast- Sam Churchill won the 50 for Oregon State on Friday you have two guys scoring at lead, they got desperate and team won all but one event to stroke) also won individual freestyle and 100 freestyle, night. a clip like that,” Robinson started playing hard, and we beat visiting Grants Pass 111- events for the Pirates. and Eliot Bald won the 100 Collier scored 20 points said. didn’t match that intensity,” 51 in a dual meet at Mingus Marshfield swept the relays, butterfly and 100 backstroke. on 9-10 shooting and added Nelson has scored in Robinson said. Park Pool on Friday. with Asha Huffman, Breana CJ Stott (200 individual 10 rebounds as the Beavers double digits for 23 straight The Beavers went into The two teams are back in England and Jodi Mork com- medley) and Reilly beat Arkansas-Pine Bluff games. The pair are the top the break with a 36-32 lead action today at the North bining in various groups Kompaniet (100 breast- 77-63. scoring duo in the nation, thanks to a buzzer beating Bend Invitational. with the others on the win- stroke) also won individual It was Collier’s fourth averaging 25 and 23 points, put-back by Langston Shaylyn Brownell won the ning teams. events. straight game with at least respectively. Morris-Walker. 200-yard freestyle and 100- Grants Pass got its victory Marshfield’s lone victory 20 points and he has shot 77 Davon Haynes had 18 Robinson said he told the yard butterfly for the Pirates, from Caitlyn Martin in the came in the 200 freestyle percent from the floor dur- points for the Golden Lions team they were giving up too while Bridget McCarthy took 200 individual medley. relay with the team of ing that span. (2-7). Tevin Hammond had many offensive rebounds at both the 100 freestyle and The Cavemen dominated Caydon Lofton, Caleb Kyllo, “I think what you see 10 assists and DeAndre halftime. 100 backstroke. the boys meet, winning 121- John Lahr and Brogan from him is the confidence McIntyre scored 12 points. “It just looked like we Elyse Trendell (50 49. Bracelin. of a senior who isn’t getting Oregon State (4-2) were getting outworked, double-teamed,” Oregon scored the first seven points and there’s no rust for State coach Craig Robinson and streaked to a 12-2 lead. work,” he said. “It seems said. The Golden Lions took like they got the message at Marshfield boys suffer first loss And that’s because of their first lead on a layup by halftime, and I didn’t have Roberto Nelson, who scored Sean Tingle that made it 26- to go crazy.” THE WORLD opening win over Coquille. with 12 points and Justin “We didn’t execute and I Cooper added 10. Marshfield’s boys basket- didn’t do a good job adjust- Luke Richcreek had a SWOCC men beat Grays Harbor ball team suffered its first ing,”Miles said. “We’ve got a game-high 19 points for loss, falling 54-42 at long ways to go.” Newport. THE WORLD SWOCC coach Trevor lead the Lakers. Dexter Newport on Thursday. The Pirates got in foul Marshfield hosts Grants Hoppe. “It was a good game. Williams and DaLorian The teams were tied at 32 trouble early and also didn’t Pass in another nonleague The Southwestern Oregon “I thought we really bat- Sampson had 17 points each. entering the fourth quarter, do a good job running the game Tuesday. Community College men’s tled,” Hoppe said. “Brian LaDarrell Mongkholtham but Newport built a lead and offense, Miles said. Phoenix 65, Reedsport basketball team beat Grays McGriff had 30 points for had 12 points and D’Vante then hit free throws down the “Instead of just slowing 12: The Pirates ran past the Harbor 100-80 in the open- Grays Harbor. He was hard Howard had eight rebounds stretch to secure the win. down and executing, we just Braves in the opener of the ing round of the Dale Bates to contain. But we just kept and nine points. “We didn’t play as well as got faster and faster and three-day Phoenix tourna- Classic at Eugene on Friday. battling and battling and The Lakers play tourna- we did yesterday,”Marshfield were taking bad shots,” he ment. “We pulled away in the battling.” ment host Lane in the semi- coach Doug Miles said, refer- said. Tyson Morris had 15 last two minutes,” said DJ Anderson had 22 to finals today. ring to the Pirates’ season- Kody Dean led the Pirates points for Phoenix. Scoreboard

EAGLE POINT (48): Adrienne Wood 19, Kinsey 2:05.63; 2. Sidney Bradbury, GP, 2:24.87; 3. Memphis 10 12 .455 8 coach of Gwinnett (IL); Jamie Dismuke hitting On The Air Bradshaw 15, Lester 7, Nielsen 7, Briggs, Crowe, Breanna England, Mar, 2:34.39; 4. Cheyenne Northwest Division W L Pct GB Hockey coach of Mississippi (SL); Derrick Lewis pitching Hoefft, Sweem. McNeely, Mar, 2:39.81; 5. Sonja Nutick, GP, Portland 19 4 .826 — coach of Lynchburg (Carolina); Jonathan 1 Today 2:51.30. Oklahoma City 18 4 .818 ⁄2 Schuerholz manager and Gabe Luckert pitching Phoenix Tournament 1 NHL Men’s College Basketball — 200 Individual Medley — 1. Caitlyn Martin, GP, Denver 13 9 .591 5⁄2 coach of Rome (SAL); Randy Ingle manager, Dan Men’s College Basketball — Arizona at Phoenix 56, Reedsport 34 EASTERN CONFERENCE 3:23.61; 2. Alyssa Hedpeth, Mar, 2:29.09; 3. Minnesota 11 12 .478 8 Meyer pitching coach and Carlos Mendez hitting Michigan, 9 a.m., CBS; Western Kentucky at Phoenix 14 14 14 14 — 56 Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA Louisville, 9 a.m., ESPN2; Youngstown State at Reedsport 6 5 17 6 — 34 Kaitlyn James, Mar, 2:48.39; 4. Mackenzie Utah 6 19 .240 14 coach of Danville (Appalachian); Rick Albert hit- Brooks, GP, 2:52.01; 5. Tianna Bowman, GP, Pacific Division W L Pct GB Boston 32 22 8 2 46 90 64 ting coach of the GCL Braves; Derek Botelho Pittsburgh, 9 a.m., Root Sports; Tennessee at PHOENIX (56): Amanda Skaff 15, Bailee Tally Montreal 33 19 11 3 41 86 73 2:52.61. L.A. Clippers 15 9 .625 — minor league pitching rehabilitation instructor; Wichita State, 11 a.m., ESPN2; Florida Atlantic at 11, Kasey Hamilton 11, Baylee Toney 10, Cassie Tampa Bay 31 18 10 3 39 87 77 50 Freestyle — 1. Elyse Trendell, Mar, 27.59; 2. Phoenix 13 9 .591 1 Rich Dubee minor league pitching coordinator; Maryland, 11 .am., Root Sports; IUPUI at Vaught 3, Alyssa Wallack 2, Erika Marshall 2, Detroit 33 15 9 9 39 88 87 Asha Huffman, Mar, 28.49; 3. Liberty Rossel, GP, Golden State 13 11 .542 2 Ronnie Ortegon minor league hitting coordina- Marquette, noon, Fox Sports 1; Northern Illinois Emma Hickman 2, Hailey Wyncoop, Lindsey Toronto 33 16 14 3 35 90 96 at Massachusetts, noon, NBC Sports Network; Burns. 29.18; 4. Jodi Mork, Mar, 30.13; 5. Alicia L.A. Lakers 10 12 .455 4 tor and Bobby Mitchell minor league roving out- Wolverton, GP, 30.17. 1 Ottawa 33 13 14 6 32 94 106 Notre Dame vs. Indiana, 12:15 p.m., ESPN; REEDSPORT (34): Kayla Doane 12, Gabby Sacramento 6 15 .286 7⁄2 field/baserunning instructor. 100 Butterfly — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, Mar, Thursday’s Games Florida 33 11 17 5 27 76 108 CHICAGO CUBS — Claimed RHP Liam Hendriks Oakland at Michigan State, 1 p.m., ESPN2; White 9, Alicia Osorio 4, Bailey Tymchuk 4, Carly Buffalo 32 7 23 2 16 54 94 1:05.72; 2. Kayla Sparkman, Mar, 1:13.41; 3. Asha Brooklyn 102, L.A. Clippers 93 off waivers from Minnesota (AL). Acquired OF Kentucky at North Carolina, 2:1 p.m., ESPN; Saint Glover 2, Ruby Cardoso 2, Destany Anderson 1, Metropolitan GP W L OT Pts GF GA Mary’s at Boise State, 3 p.m., Root Sports; Hailee Abraham, Alex Glover, Emily Hutchinson, Huffman, Mar, 1:13.64; 4. Natalie LeMoss, GP, Portland 111, Houston 104 Justin Ruggiano from Miami for OF Brian 1:22.16; 5. Grace Connelly, GP, 1:30.52. Friday’s Games Pittsburgh 33 22 10 1 45 101 73 Bogusevic. Kansas vs. New Mexico, 4 p.m., ESPN2; Brittany Manicke, Medoos, Refflee. Washington 32 17 12 3 37 100 93 100 Freestyle — 1. Bridget McCarthy, Mar, Cleveland 109, Orlando 100 COLORADO ROCKIES — Signed INF Justin Cincinnati at Xavier, 5 p.m., Fox Sports 1; St. Carolina 33 13 13 7 33 76 93 Nonleague 1:00.46; 2. Christina Drevets, GP, 1:06.23; 3. Indiana 99, Charlotte 94 Morneau to a two-year contract. Peter’s at Seton Hall, 5 p.m., Root Sports; Illinois Columbus 32 14 15 3 31 82 88 Newport 55, North Bend 30 Liberty Rossel, GP, 1:06.30; 4. Hannah Delgado, Toronto 108, Philadelphia 100 MIAMI MARLINS — Named Ryan McCoy vice vs. Oregon, 6 p.m., ESPN2; South Alabama at Philadelphia 32 14 15 3 31 72 86 North Bend 5 11 4 10 — 30 Mar, 1:08.55; 5. Lesley Lindsey, GP, 1:12.23. Boston 90, New York 86 president, sales and service. Gonzaga, 7 p.m., Root Sports. N.Y. Rangers 33 15 17 1 31 72 88 College Football — Newport 14 9 22 10 — 55 500 Freestyle — 1. Alyssa Hedgpeth, Mar, Atlanta 101, Washington 99, OT NEW YORK METS — Traded RHP Seth Rosin to NCAA Division 1 Quarterfinals, New Jersey 33 12 15 6 30 75 85 NORTH BEND (30): Gabby Hobson 10, Shalah 6:06.44; 2. Jodi Mork, Mar, 6:43.01; 3. Sonja Detroit 103, Brooklyn 99 the Los Angeles Dodgers for cash considera- Coastal Carolina at North Dakota State, 9 a.m., N.Y. Islanders 33 9 19 5 23 83 117 Collicott 5, Alex Wilkinson 5, Damie Zomerschoe Nutick, GP, 7:41.83; 4. Cassidy Devoe, Mar, Oklahoma City 122, L.A. Lakers 97 tions. ESPN2; Army vs. Navy, noon, CBS; Heisman Trophy WESTERN CONFERENCE 2, Kadie Forderer 2, Codi Wallace 2, Hailey 8:32.56. New Orleans 104, Memphis 98 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed to terms with presentation, 5 p.m., ESPN. Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA Finnigan 2, Linsdey Hensen 2. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield (Kayla Chicago 91, Milwaukee 90 RHP Edinson Volquez and INF Clint Barnes on Golf — Nelson Mandela Championship, 2 p.m., Chicago 34 23 6 5 51 129 93 NEWPORT (55): Jasmine Wagner 22, Sophia Sparkman, Elyse Trendell, Bridget McCarthy, San Antonio 117, Minnesota 110 one-year contracts. Designated RHP Ryan Reid Golf Channel; Thailand Golf Championship, 8:30 St. Louis 30 21 6 3 45 106 70 Solano 7, Kortney Kurmins-Hahn 6, Alycia Shaylyn Brownell), 1:50.22; 2. Hannah Delgado, Phoenix 116, Sacramento 107 and OF Jerry Sands for assignment. p.m., Golf Channel; Franklin Templeton Shootout, Colorado 30 21 9 0 42 87 71 Spencer 5, Katie Losier 5, Matlyn Miller 4, Paige Tori Tavernier, Cheyenne McNeely, Kaitlyn Utah 103, Denver 93 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Acquired LHP Patrick 10 a.m., Golf Channel, and 11 a.m., NBC; Father/Son Minnesota 34 18 11 5 41 79 80 Lane 2, Megan Schones 2, Brianna Thompson 2, James), 2:09.39; 3. Grants Pass (Christina Houston 116, Golden State 112 Schuster from Houston for cash considerations, Challenge, 11 a.m., Golf Channel, and 1 p.m., NBC. Dallas 30 14 11 5 33 84 89 Destiny Martinez, Jacyln Hale. Drevets, Madison Beck, Sarah Laubscher, Anna Today’s Games which completes an earlier trade. Sunday, Dec. 15 Nashville 32 15 14 3 33 74 90 Doane), 2:15.17. L.A. Clippers at Washington, 4 p.m. WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Designated OF NFL Football — New England at Miami, 10 BOYS Winnipeg 33 14 14 5 33 86 94 100 Backstroke — 1. Bridget McCarthy, Mar, L.A. Lakers at Charlotte, 4 p.m. Corey Brown for assignment. Signed 1B Brock a.m., CBS; Seattle at New York Giants, 10 a.m., Winter Lake Classic Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA 1:09.35; Mackenzie Brooks, GP, 1:17.98; Christina Cleveland at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Peterson, RHP Manny Delcarmen and C Brian Fox; Green Bay at Dallas, 1:25 p.m., Fox; Anaheim 34 22 7 5 49 108 87 Coquille 67, Yoncalla 31 Drevets, 1:19.38; 4. Kaitlyn James, Mar, 1:19.51; 5. Atlanta at New York, 4:30 p.m. Jeroloman to minor league contracts. Agreed to Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 5:20 p.m., NBC. San Jose 32 20 6 6 46 106 79 Yoncalla 8 7 9 7 — 31 Natalie LeMoss, GP, 1:20.49. Toronto at Chicago, 5 p.m. terms with OF Nate McLouth on a two-year con- Men’s College Basketball — St. John’s vs. Los Angeles 32 21 7 4 46 88 63 Syracuse, 9 a.m., Fox Sports 1; La Salle at Villanova, Coquille 19 21 24 3 — 67 100 Breaststroke — 1. Kayla Sparkman, Mar, Portland at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. tract. YONCALLA (31): Vancouver 34 19 10 5 43 92 81 11:30 a.m., Fox Sports 1; Wyoming at Denver, 1 p.m., Will Shaw 14, Zack Van Loon 1:18.96; Elyse Trendell, Mar, 1:26.21; 3. Grace Milwaukee at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. BASKETBALL 6, Wyatt Van Loon 5, Malick Owens 4, Jason Ellis Phoenix 31 188 54110397 Root Spots; Chicago State at DePaul, 1:30 p.m., Fox Connellly, GP, 1:32.50; 4. Sidney Bradbury, GP, San Antonio at Utah, 6 p.m. National Basketball Association 2, Tyler Gustufson, William Moorhead, Malick Calgary 31 12 15 4 28 81 101 Sports 1; Troy at Kansas State, 3 p.m., Root Sports. 1:33.54; 5. Alicia Wolverton, GP, 1:41.16. Sunday’s Games CHICAGO BULLS — Agreed to terms with G D.J. Owens, Gavin Russell, Michael Stevens. Edmonton 34 11 20 3 25 91 117 Golf — Franklin Templeton Shootout, 10 a.m., 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield (Jodi Houston at Sacramento, 3 p.m. Augustin. COQUILLE (67): Terrance Edwards 32, Brad NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- Golf Channel, and 11 a.m., NBC; Father/Son Mork, Asha Huffman, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Kayla Minnesota at Memphis, 3 p.m. NEW ORLEANS PELICANS — Waived F Josh Romine 8, Drew Piburn 7, Caleb Owens 6, Kai time loss. Challenge, 11 a.m., Golf Channel, and 1 p.m., NBC. Sparkman), 4:20.06; 2. Grants Pass (Alicia Portland at Detroit, 3 p.m. Childress. Griggs 4, Brayden Schmitt 4, Zach Breitkreutz 2, Thursday’s Games Bowling — PBA Chameleon Championship, 10 Wolverton, Liberty Rossel, Chelsey Lindsey, Orlando at Oklahoma City, 4 p.m. FOOTBALL Brandon Bowen 2, Joe Scolari 2, Austin Layton. Tampa Bay 2, Detroit 1, SO a.m., ESPN. Natalie LeMoss), 4:41.48; 3. Grants Pass (Tianna Golden State at Phoenix, 5 p.m. National Football League Brookings-Harbor 62, Gold Beach 60, OT Colorado 4, Winnipeg 3, SO Monday, Dec. 16 Bowman, Sidney Bradbury, Grace Connelly, New Orleans at Denver, 5 p.m. NFL — Fined Denver LB Von Miller $25,000 Brookings-Harbor19 11 9 15 8 — 62 Columbus 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 NFL Football — Christina Drevets), 4:43.76. for his helmet-to-helmet hit on Tennessee QB Baltimore at Detroit, 5:25 p.m., Gold Beach 11 10 18 15 6 —60 Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1 ESPN. BOYS Ryan Fitzpatrick in a Dec. 8 game. Fined BROOKINGS-HARBOR (62): Justin Murray 18, Pro Football Ottawa 2, Buffalo 1 Chicago WR Brandon Marshall $15,000 for Dexter Vaughn 18, Calvin Watwood 8, Derek Grants Pass 121, Marshfield 49 St. Louis 6, Toronto 3 wearing non-approved orange cleats during a Local Schedule Hodge 6, Ronnie Manley 5, Christian Edwards 4, 200 Medley Relay — 1. Grants Pass (CJ Stott, NBA Nashville 3, Dallas 1 Dec. 9 game. Fined Baltimore LB Courtney Alec Darger 2, David Daniels, Shaine Graham, Josh Arnado, Cam Merker, Eli Neaves), 1:54.42; 2. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Calgary 2, Carolina 1, OT Upshaw and Buffalo S Jairus Byrd $15,750 each Today George Hogan, Jacob Vaughn. Grants Pass (Mitch Neuenschwander, Andrew East W L T Pct PF PA Phoenix 6, N.Y. Islanders 3 for roughing the passer. Fined Pittsburgh C High School Girls Basketball — Marshfield vs. GOLD BEACH (60): Dustin Carter 24, Garrett DeLisle, Reilly Kompaniet, Brad Snook), 1:58.28; New England 10 3 0 .769 349 287 Boston 4, Edmonton 2 Cody Wallace $7,875 for unnecessary rough- Springfield at Grants Pass tournament, 5 p.m.; Dolan 13, Garrett Litterell 11, Colton Pearson 7, 3. Marshfield (Spencer Fromm, Bill Fields, Caleb Miami 7 6 0 .538 286 276 San Jose 3, Minnesota 1 ness and $10,000 for a late hit. Fined New Camas Valley at Myrtle Point, 2:30 p.m.; Winter Skyler Floyd 5, Mauricio Boydston, Raef Kyllo, John Lahr), 2:03.45. N.Y. Jets 6 7 0 .462 226 337 Friday’s Games Orleans P Thomas Morstead $7,875 for grab- Lake Classic at Coquille: Coquille vs. Brookings- Williams. 200 Freesytle — 1. Joe Drevets, GP, 2:01.18; 2. Buffalo 4 9 0 .308 273 334 Florida 3, Washington 2, SO bing and twisting Carolina PR Ted Ginn Jr. by Harbor, 5:30 p.m.; Gold Beach vs. Yoncalla, 2 North Lake Tournament Daniel Sloan, GP, 2:06.16; 3. Cam Mertzer, GP, South W L T Pct PF PA Pittsburgh 3, New Jersey 2 the facemask. Fined Oakland DE Lamarr p.m.; Reedsport at Phoenix tournament, TBA; 2:10.51; 4. Bill Fields, Mar, 2:14.58; 5. George Hill, y-Indianapolis 8 5 0 .615 313 316 Vancouver 4, Edmonton 0 Houston $7,875 for a late hit on N.Y. Jets QB Bonanza 67, Powers 64 Mar, 2:48.69. Tennessee 5 8 0 .385 292 318 Today’s Games Siuslaw at Junction City tournament, TBA; Powers 11 22 17 14 — 64 Geno Smith and Arizona DT Darnell Dockett Bandon at Illinois Valley, 4 p.m. 200 Individual Medley — 1. CJ Stott, GP, Jacksonville 4 9 0 .308 201 372 Calgary at Buffalo, 11 a.m. $7,875 for unnecessarily stepping on the hand Bonanza 9 18 17 23 — 67 2:21.86; 2. Spencer Fromm, Mar, 2:22.02; 3. Houston 2 11 0 .154 250 350 Los Angeles at Ottawa, 11 a.m. High School Boys Basketball — Camas Valley POWERS (64): Devin MacKensen 18, Jackson of St. Louis G Chris Williams. at Myrtle Point, 4 p.m.; Winter Lake Classic at Andrew Delisk, GP, 2:24.71; 4. Mitch North W L T Pct PF PA Dallas at Winnipeg, noon CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed CB Chris Stallard 15, Austin Stallard 11, Tye Jackson 9, Neuenschwander, GP, 2:25.26; 5. Jack Larson, Cincinnati 9 4 0 .692 334 244 Chicago at Toronto, 4 p.m. Coquille: Coquille vs. Brookings-Harbor, 7 p.m.; Jaron MacDonald 5, Aaron Pedrick 3, James Lewis-Harris from the practice squad. Waived S Gold Beach vs. Yoncalla, 3:45 p.m.; Reedsport at Mar, 2:49.35. Baltimore 7 6 0 .538 278 261 Pittsburgh at Detroit, 4 p.m. Tony Dye. Clauson 2. 50 Freestyle — 1. Sam Churchill, GP, 24.13; 2. Pittsburgh 5 8 0 .385 291 312 Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 4 p.m. Phoenix tournament, TBA; Siuslaw at Junction BONANZA (67): JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Released DE Allen Hess 23, Carson Merkley Eli Neaves, GP, 25.49; 3. Caleb Kyllow, Mar, 26.99; Cleveland 4 9 0 .308 257 324 Montreal at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. City tournament, TBA; Powers at North Lake 18, Nikkolas Luttrell 13, Austin Pitcock 5, Emry Jeremy Mincey. tournament, TBA; Bandon at Illinois Valley, 5:30 4. Anthony Ross, Mar, 27.34; 5. Josh Arnado, GP, West W L T Pct PF PA St. Louis at Columbus, 4 p.m. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Released WR Chad Hall Wells 4, Gavin Decker 2, Uriel Guillen, Roman 32.25. x-Denver 11 3 0 .786 535 372 San Jose at Nashville, 5 p.m. p.m. Heidrich, Tyler Spiesschaert. and DT Jerrell Powe. High School Wrestling — Coast Classic, 9 a.m., 100 Butterfly — 1. Eliot Bald, GP, 1:01.48; 2. Kansas City 10 3 0 .769 343 224 Carolina at Phoenix, 5 p.m. NEW YORK JETS — Placed WR Stephen Hill on North Bend High School. Phoenix Invitational Cam Merker, GP, 1:04.16; 3. Eli Neaves, GP, San Diego 7 7 0 .500 343 311 Minnesota at Colorado, 6 p.m. injured reserve. 1:07.78; 4. Caleb Kyllo, Mar, 1:14.43; 5. Jack High School Swimming — Grants Pass, St. Mary’s 70, Reedsport 36 Oakland 4 9 0 .308 264 337 Boston at Vancouver, 7 p.m. HOCKEY Larson, Mar, 1:27.24. Sunday’s Games Marshfield, Henley, Cottage Grove, Grants Pass, St. Mary’s 30 21 13 6 — 70 NATIONAL CONFERENCE National Hockey League 100 Freestyle — 1. Sam Churchill, GP, 54.93; 2. Philadelphia at Washington, noon Newport, Roseburg, Mazama at North Bend Reedsport 7 12 7 10 — 36 East W L T Pct PF PA NHL — Fined Philadelphia F Brayden Schenn Josh Lahr, Mar, 1:02.84; 3. Caydon Lofton, Mar, Tampa Bay at Detroit, 2 p.m. Invitational, 9:30 a.m. ST. MARY’S (70): Connor Vinyard 27, Kade Philadelphia 8 5 0 .615 334 301 $2,230.77 for cross-checking Chicago F Kris 1:03.05; 4. Brad Snook, GP, 1:13.69; 5. Taylor Florida at Montreal, 3 p.m. Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC vs. Lane at Benton 12, Zach Lewis 6, Hunter Rothfus 6, Eli Dallas 7 6 0 .538 357 348 Versteeg in a Dec. 11 game. Free agent F Jamal Holverson, GP, 1:15.78. Calgary at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. Dale Bates Classic, Eugene, 6 p.m. Conway 6, Sam Hough 6, Chandler Sue 4, N.Y. Giants 5 8 0 .385 251 334 Mayers announced his retirement. 500 Freestyle — 1. Joe Drevets, GP, 5:39.01; 2. Los Angeles at Chicago, 4 p.m. Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Nicholas Van Valkenburg, Michael Gambee, Kele Washington 3 10 0 .231 279 407 CALGARY FLAMES — Fired general manager Santa Rosa tournament, TBA. Daniel Sloan, GP, 5:49.91; 3. Bill Fields, Mar, South W L T Pct PF PA Edmonton at Anaheim, 5 p.m. Jay Feaster and assistant general manager John Eaton. 6:09.31; 4. Brogan Bracelin, Mar, 6:22.42; 5. Sunday, Dec. 15 REEDSPORT (36): Mike Mitchell 13, Tyler Tresh New Orleans 10 3 0 .769 343 243 Weisbrod. Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Dale Brayden Heyer, Mar, 7:18.38. Carolina 9 4 0 .692 298 188 SOCCER 6, Haden Sams 5, Marquece Williams 5, Shallon 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Marshfield (Caydon Transactions Bates Classic, Eugene, TBA. Tampa Bay 4 9 0 .308 244 291 Major League Soccer Zehe 5, Anthony Moe 2, Prerak Bakta, Jordan Lofton, Caleb Kyllo, John Lahr, Brogan Bracelin), Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Atlanta 3 10 0 .231 282 362 BASEBALL COLUMBUS CREW — Traded a 2014 fourth- Ragan, James, Kuahman Perez-Murray, Jared 1:54.82; 2. Grants Pass (Joe Drevets, Taylor Santa Rosa tournament, TBA. North W L T Pct PF PA Major League Baseball round draft pick to Chicago for rights to MF Billings. Holverson, Daniel Sloan, Sam Churchill), Monday, Dec. 16 Detroit 7 6 0 .538 346 321 MLB — Named Daniel Halem executive vice Daniel Paladini. Traded D Chad Marshall to Nonleague 1:55.16; 3. Marshfield (Jack Larson, Anthony High School Girls Basketball — Coquille JV at Chicago 7 6 0 .538 368 360 president, labor relations. Seattle for allocation money and a 2015 third North Bend 49, Newport 36 Ross, Garrett McCarthy, Brayden Heyer), Powers, 5:30 p.m. Green Bay 6 6 1 .500 316 326 American League round SuperDraft selection. Traded its 2014 North Bend 8 18 11 12 — 49 2:00.00. High School Boys Basketball — Minnesota 3 9 1 .269 315 395 BOSTON RED SOX — Agreed to terms with 1B fourth round SuperDraft pick to Chicago for the Coquille JV at Newport 10 14 4 8 — 36 100 Backstroke — 1. Eliot Bald, GP, 1:02.31; 2. Powers, 7 p.m. NORTH BEND (49): Drew Matthews 15, Matt West W L T Pct PF PA Mike Napoli on a two-year contract. Designated rights to MF Daniel Paladini. Mitch Neuenschwander, GP, 1:05.10; 3. CJ Stott, x-Seattle 11 2 0 .846 357 205 OF Alex Castellanos for assignment. NEW YORK RED BULLS — Acquired MF Bobby Woods 12, Ty Roane 11, Zach Wallace 6, Levi GP, 1:0.610; 4. Spencer Fromm, Mar, 1:12.53; 5. Rider 5, Luke Lucero. San Francisco 9 4 0 .692 316 214 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to terms with Convey and 2014 second-round pick from High School Results Brogan Bracelin, Mar, 1:26.13. Arizona 8 5 0 .615 305 257 INF David Adams on a one-year contract and Toronto FC for a 2014 first-round draft pick and NEWPORT (36): Carter Mcentee 14, Ryan 100 Breaststroke — 1. Reilly Kompaniet, GP, St. Louis 5 8 0 .385 289 308 with RHP Travis Banwart, OF Matt Carson and a 2016 third-round draft pick. Re-signed F Andre Dommeier 7, Devon Rawles 7, Sam Hyduchak 6, 1:08.64; 2. Andrew Delisle, GP, 1:09.89; 3. Josh x-clinched playoff spot RHP Tyler Cloyd on minor league contracts. Akpan. Luke Richcreek 2, Johnny Teodoro, Adrian Arnado, GP, 1:19.86; 4. Garrett McCarthy, Mar, Today DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with RHP PORTLAND TIMBERS — Acquired MF/D Jorge BASKETBALL Botello, Kyle White. 1:24.01; 5. Brayden Heyer, Mar, 1:32.99. Pacific 38, Glendale 32 San Diego at Denver, 5:25 p.m. Joba Chamberlain on a one-year contract. Villafana and the No. 2 selection in Stage 1 of the GIRLS 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Grants Pass (Cam Sunday, Dec. 15 MINNESOTA TWINS — Agreed to terms with OF Glendale 10 7 5 10 — 32 2013 MLS Re-Entry Process from Chivas USA for Winter Lake Classic Merker, Andrew DeLisle, Reilly Kompaniet, Eliot Philadelphia at Minnesota, 10 a.m. Jason Kubel on a minor league contract. Pacific 7 12 6 13 — 38 D Andrew Jean-Baptiste and the No. 17 selection Bald), 3:45.32; 2. Grants Pass (CJ Stott, Eli Washington at Atlanta, 10 a.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Sent C David Freitas to Coquille 51, Yoncalla 32 GLENDALE (32): Erik Moody 11, Gabe Dickson in Stage 1 of the Re-Entry Process. Neaves, Joe Drevets, Mitch Neuenschwander), San Francisco at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. Baltimore to complete an earlier trade. Sent LHP Yoncalla 4 12 4 10 — 32 7, Kristian Hays 4, Dalton Stewart 4, Blake SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC — Acquired the rights 3:45.50; 3. Marshfield (Spencer Fromm, Bill Seattle at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. Andrew Werner to Sacramento (PCL). Coquille 9 18 9 15 — 51 Charlton 2, Tristan Cobb 2, Brandon Tayol 2. to F Kenny Cooper and allocation money from FC Fields, John Lahr, Caydon Lofton), 4:12.91. Chicago at Cleveland, 10 a.m. SEATTLE MARINERS — Agreed to terms with YONCALLA (32): Brianne Joslyn 16, Michaela PACIFIC (38): Cole Kreutzer 16, Cameron Brock Dallas for MF Adam Moffat. Re-signed G Josh Houston at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. OF-1B Corey Hart on a one-year contract. Stevens 4, Karen Wickman 4, Salista Williams 4, 10, Ian Hickey 5, Jacob Engdahl 4, Garrett Ford. Buffalo at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. Designated OF Travis Witherspoon for assign- Sonya Walker 2, Emily Wickam 2, Tawny Ellis, Phillips 3, Tanner Colton, Andrew Porter, Chad Pro Basketball SPORTING KANSAS CITY — Acquired MF Sal New England at Miami, 10 a.m. ment. Acquired OF-1B Logan Morrison from Witney Ellis, Abby Lyons, Ana Ruiz. Pogwizd. Zizzo from Portland for allocation money. COQUILLE (51): Maddy Grant 10, Kaitlyn Hyatt NBA Kansas City at Oakland, 1:05 p.m. Miami for RHP Carter Capps. Agreed to terms TORONTO FC — Signed F Gilberto as its second 10, Makala Edgar 9, Tori Renard 6, Katie THURSDAY EASTERN CONFERENCE N.Y. Jets at Carolina, 1:05 p.m. with 2B Robinson Cano on a 10-year contract. designated player. Davidson 4, Tara Edwards 4, Ashley Thompson Newport 54, Marshfield 42 Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Arizona at Tennessee, 1:25 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS — Announced RHP Ross Wolf U.S. Soccer Federation 4, Isabella Mahlum 2, Marina Wilson 2, Ciana Marshfield 12 15 5 10 — 42 Boston 11 14 .440 — New Orleans at St. Louis, 1:25 p.m. refused his outright assignment to the minor USSF — Agreed to terms with coach Jurgen Duble, Cyndee Mock. Newport 12 13 7 22 — 54 Toronto 8 13 .381 1 Green Bay at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. leagues to become a free agent. Agreed to Klinsmann on a four-year contract extension Brookings-Harbor 72, Gold Beach 34 MARSHFIELD (42): Kody Dean 12, Justin Brooklyn 8 15 .348 2 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 5:30 p.m. terms with INF/OF Brent Lillibridge, INF Kevin through 2018 and added the additional title of 1 Monday, Dec. 16 Brookings-Harbor 22 23 14 13 — 72 Cooper 10, Rylee Trendell 5, Hunter Olson 4, Philadelphia 7 17 .292 3⁄2 Kouzmanoff, RHP Armando Rodriguez, RHP technical director. 1 Baltimore at Detroit, 5:40 p.m. Gold Beach 7 11 12 4 — 34 Austin Howerton 3, Juan Caballero 3, Kasey New York 6 16 .273 3⁄2 Doug Mathis and SS Josh Wilson on minor National Women’s Soccer League GOLD BEACH (34): Eliza Lander 14, Josie Piper Banks 3, Andrew Sharp 2, Ty Bunnell. Southeast Division W L Pct GB Sunday, Dec. 22 league contracts. NWSL — Announced the addition of the 13, Hailey Timeus 7, Mariah Bennett, Heidi NEWPORT (54): Luke Richcreek 19, Carter Miami 16 6 .727 — Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 10 a.m. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Agreed to terms with Houston Dash to begin play in the 2014 season. 1 Indianapolis at Kansas City, 10 a.m. Hancock, Simone Landau, April Mickelson, McEntee 13, Sam Imbler-Bremmer 9, Devon Atlanta 12 11 .522 4⁄2 RHP Tomo Ohka on a minor league contract. COLLEGE 1 Denver at Houston, 10 a.m. Sarah Nordgulen, Savannah Rucker. Rawles 7, Ryan Dammeier 4, Sam Hyduchek 2, Charlotte 10 13 .435 6⁄2 Traded LHP Brian Moran to the Los Angeles DAYTON — Named Scott DeBolt senior associ- 1 Miami at Buffalo, 10 a.m. BROOKINGS-HARBOR (72): Ava Hart 15, Drew Kyle White 2, Johnny Teodaro, Brendan Thurber- Washington 9 12 .429 6⁄2 Angels for an International cap space. ate director of athletics & director of UD Arena. 1 New Orleans at Carolina, 10 a.m. National League Farmer 10, Courtney Kay 10, Courtney Bay 7, Blaser. Orlando 7 16 .304 9⁄2 ELON — Named Rich Skrosky football coach. Francesca Farr 6, Jordyn Keys 6, Sophie Landau SWIMMING Central Division W L Pct GB Dallas at Washington, 10 a.m. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Acquired OF FLORIDA — Announced QB Max Staver, TE Kent 6, Alaura Marrington 6, Mallory McDonald 4, Indiana 20 3 .870 — Cleveland at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. Brandon Jacobs from the Chicago White Sox and Taylor, FB Rhaheim Ledbetter, OL Quinteze GIRLS 1 Courtney Watwood 2, Breanna Clark. Detroit 11 13 .458 9⁄2 Minnesota at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. RHP A.J. Schugel from the Los Angeles Angels as Williams, OL Trevon Young and OL Ian Silberman Marshfield 111, Grants Pass 51 Chicago 9 12 .429 10 Tennessee at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. the players to be named in an earlier three-team will transfer. Grants Pass Tournament 1 200 Medley Relay — 1. Marshfield (Shaylyn Cleveland 9 13 .409 10⁄2 Arizona at Seattle, 1:05 p.m. trade. Acquired OF Todd Glaesmann from Tampa NYU — Announced the addition of baseball Marshfield 50, Eagle Point 48 Brownell, Asha Huffman, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Milwaukee 5 18 .217 15 N.Y. Giants at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Bay to complete an earlier trade. Signed RHP and women’s softball as varsity sports begin- Marshfield 13 18 11 8 — 50 Breanna England), 2:09.23; 2. Marshfield (Jodi WESTERN CONFERENCE Oakland at San Diego, 1:25 p.m. Daniel Hudson to a minor league contract. ning with the 2014-15 academic year. Eagle Point 12 10 13 13 — 48 Mork, Hannah Kirk, Bridget McCarthy, Elyse Southwest Division W L Pct GB Pittsburgh at Green Bay, 1:25 p.m. Agreed to terms with RHP Daniel Hudson and C NOTRE DAME — Announced QB Everett Golson MARSHFIELD (50): Abby Thrall 20, Katelynn Trendell), 2:11.41; 3. Grants Pass (Mackenzie San Antonio 18 4 .818 — New England at Baltimore, 1:25 p.m. Henry Blanco on minor league contracts. was readmitted after being suspended for the Rossback 14, Jade Chavez 10, Tracee Scott 5, Brooks, Sidney Bradbury, Natalie LeMoss, Houston 16 8 .667 3 Chicago at Philadelphia, 5:30 p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES — Agreed to terms with RHP fall semester. 1 Carli Clarkson 1, Baily Garrett, Khalani Hoyer, Liberty Rossel), 2:15.57. Dallas 13 10 .565 5⁄2 Monday, Dec. 23 Jordan Walden on a one-year contract. Named UCONN — Named Bob Diaco football coach. 1 Samantha Stephens, Savannah Thurman. 200 Freesytle — 1. Shaylyn Brownell, Mar, New Orleans 11 10 .524 6⁄2 Atlanta at San Francisco, 5:40 p.m. Brian Snitker manager and Garey Ingram hitting WEBER STATE — Named Jay Hill football coach.

B4 •The World • Saturday, December 14,2013 Sports Cooks wins Broncos’ loss award for opens door to top receiver AFC playoffs LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — Oregon State junior Brandin Cooks has won the Biletnikoff Award as the ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) away from Manning, con- nation’s most outstanding wide receiv- — John Fox doesn’t see a trolling the clock with drives er. defense that’s diving or a sky that ate up yards and time. Cooks was presented with the award that’s falling. Ryan Matthews (127 yards on Thursday during the 23rd College A day after the Broncos 29 carries) became the first Football Awards Show at Disney. lost their aura of indestructi- running back to top 100 yards He becomes the second winner from bility and handed New on Denver all season, and the Oregon State, joining Mike Hass from England a golden chance to Chargers gained 103 yards on 2005. steer the road to the Super first down. Cooks finished the season with 120 Bowl away from the Rocky Asked if that was a direct catches for 1,670 yards and 13 touch- Mountains, Denver’s coach result of the absences of downs. He also had 31 receptions for said the stunning 27-20 loss Kevin Vickerson (hip, out for more than 20 yards, most in the country The Associated Press to San Diego doesn’t sub- the year) and Derek Wolfe among wide receivers. That all helped Oregon State receiver Brandin Cooks,right,poses with Fred Biletnikoff and the Biletnikoff Award stantially change the chal- (illness, out indefinitely), Fox lead Oregon State to a spot in the Hawaii after winning the honor during the College Football Awards show on Thursday. lenge facing his team. demurred. Bowl against Boise State. “You can go back and do “No, I really think defen- research; I think there has sively ... this has been the Cooks beat out fellow finalists Mike home the Heisman in the same year. He Williams became the first Doak been a lot of successful teams same all season,”Fox said. “I Evans from Texas A&M and Sammy would join current NFL quarterbacks Walker winner from his school and from that have had losses late in think the difference is instead Watkins of Clemson. Cam Newton (2010) and Robert Griffin the ACC. He is also the sixth 2,000- III (2011), as well as Texas A&M’s yard rusher to claim the honor. the season,” Fox said Friday. of scoring 30, 40, 50, we Winston, Donald, McCarron Johnny Manziel in 2012. The Eagles’ senior actually missed “Where we’ll fit on that scored 20. Now that a sexual assault complaint graduation night Thursday to be at the totem pole, I have no idea yet. “It’s something that we’re headline other awards against him in Tallahassee, Fla., has announcement. When he mentioned We obviously have work to do working on. It’s something Jameis Winston walked away with been closed without charges being filed, that on stage, he received an ovation to improve. I know that. I that we have to get better at. I another major award Thursday, the lat- Winston is the overwhelming favorite to from the audience. agree that every loss is a don’t think it’s acceptable for est national prize to put on his mantle. win college football’s highest honor “It’s great. It feels like I was being wakeup call.” anybody, including those The Florida State star headlined a big Saturday night in New York. honored as an athlete and a student at Last year’s Super Bowl guys in that room. I think night for the Atlantic Coast Conference, Several players shared the hardware the same time,” he said. “That’s sup- champion, the Baltimore they understand that and we winning the Davey O’Brien Award as Thursday, though. posed to be the mission, so it felt great.” Ravens, in fact, went 1-4 in have to get better to get the country’s top quarterback at the Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron Though he said this week that he December. where we want to go,” Fox annual College Football Awards Show at won the Maxwell Award for player of believed he had a season deserving of “They got hot at the right added. “Having said that, I Disney. the year, and Pittsburgh defensive tack- his Heisman nomination, McCarron, a time,” safety David Bruton think we lost our third game, Winston also won the Walter Camp le Aaron Donald took home two big fifth-year senior with three national said. “You just get hot at the not our 13th. We don’t think player of the year award in a separate prizes: the Chuck Bednarik Award for championship rings at Alabama, looked right time. Yeah, it stinks the sky is falling.” announcement. defensive player of the year and the visibly taken aback when his name was that we lost the game, but The Broncos entered the The redshirt freshman, who led the Outland Trophy as most outstanding called for the Maxwell Award. we’re definitely just trying to game averaging an eye-pop- top-ranked Seminoles to a 13-0 record interior lineman. Other award winners Thursday were move forward and learn from ping 39.8 points but managed and a berth in the BCS national champi- The ACC led all conferences with Michigan State senior cornerback it. We just finished watching just two TD throws from onship game against Auburn next four winners out of the nine awards that Darqueze Dennard (Jim Thorpe Award film and just move on to the Manning, both to Bubba month, said he continues to be humbled were presented — two for Donald, one for top defensive back) and Memphis next one. You learn from Caldwell — Manning’s 46th by every accolade he’s received in recent for Winston, and the Doak Walker senior Tom Hornsey (Ray Guy Award for adversity. You learn from and 47th of the season, three weeks. Award that went to Andre Williams of top punter). your mistakes. shy of Tom Brady’s NFL “It feels good. It’s an honor just to be Boston College as the nation’s best run- Winston wasn’t the only Florida “You want to be hot in record — and two field goals here,” Winston said. “I’m just glad to ning back. State player to be honored. Seminoles December, but we lost early by Matt Prater. bring them back to Florida State.” Williams joins Winston, McCarron freshman Roberto Aguayo won the Lou in December and we can Without Wes Welker (con- Winston hopes to become the fourth and Manziel among the six Heisman Groza Award as the nation’s best place learn from that and push for- cussion), the Broncos were 2 O’Brien Award winner in a row to take finalists. kicker. ward and become hot at the for 9 on third down, however. end of December and “Look, you have a player of throughout January and that caliber, I mean, you’re February.” not happy that he’s not avail- Saban, Alabama reach long-term deal That would mean a trip to able,” Fox said. “But nobody the Super Bowl, which the comes to rescue you. They Broncos are still talking still have the game scheduled BY JOHN ZENOR said. “This agreement is a about despite their latest and you have to go play the The Associated Press strong indication of our misstep that might have cost game. Everybody in this mutual commitment to them the smoothest path to league does that.” Alabama’s Nick Saban is building on the foundation the title game. Fox said Welker still hasn’t staying put, apparently for he has established.” The Broncos (11-3) have been cleared. He’ll have to the duration of his coaching The third-ranked Tide was dealt with deficiencies on pass baseline cognitive tests career. on the verge of another defense all season, but early next week if he’s to play The university announced Southeastern Conference, they’ve all been camouflaged Dec. 22 at Houston. Friday night that Saban has and perhaps national title, by a high-powered offense The Broncos don’t expect reached “a long-term agree- before losing 34-28 to No. 2 led by Peyton Manning, the to have rookie cornerback ment” to remain with the Auburn in the regular-season prohibitive favorite to win his Kayvon Webster available Crimson Tide. finale on a last-play 109-yard fifth MVP award. against the Texans after he “We are very pleased to return of a missed field goal. This time, Manning had an underwent surgery Friday on have this agreement com- Alabama will play off night, failing to guide the his right thumb, which he pleted,”Saban said in a state- Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl Broncos to a single first down broke early in the third quar- The Associated Press ment. “(Wife) Terry and our on Jan. 2 in New Orleans. in the second quarter as the ter. family are very happy in Alabama head coach Nick Saban put talk of his leaving Tuscaloosa for Saban has said multiple the University of Texas to rest when he reached a long-term deal with Chargers (7-7) overcame an The Broncos expect he’ll Tuscaloosa. It has become times that he’s too old “to go early 10-3 deficit to take con- be able to play with a cast home to us. This agreement Alabama on Friday. someplace else and start trol. after that, much like Von allows us to continue to build over.” “We had those three Miller did his rookie season. on the tremendous success trustees. Saban, who turned 62 on “I’m very committed to three-and-outs in a row and It’s probably tougher for a that we have enjoyed to this Saban received an eight- Oct. 31, has led the Tide to the University of Alabama, ... it was damaging enough to cornerback to play with a point — successes that have year deal in March 2012 three national champi- love being here,” he said in cost us the lead,” Manning cumbersome cast than for a transcended the football worth about $5.6 million onships in the past four years November. “We’ve talked said after the game. “And we linebacker, however. field. We are excited about annually and seems likely to with no signs of fading from about it before. Don’t need to were never able to recover “I’d say life in general is the future and the University remain college football’s annual contention. talk about it again. “ from that.” probably tougher in a cast,” of Alabama is where I plan to highest-paid coach. “Coach Saban is the best But that didn’t stop the The Chargers played keep- Fox said. end my coaching career.” The agreement quells in the business and has led speculation and rumors that Alabama didn’t release speculation that Saban our program to the pinnacle he was bound for Texas amid terms of the deal, which must would take over at Texas if of college football,” Alabama reports that Brown was on be approved by the board of Mack Brown steps down. athletic director Bill Battle his way out. Denver linebacker fined $25K for hit FSU’s Winston Pressure mounts NEW YORK (AP) — Randy Starks in the backside Denver Broncos linebacker with his left fist, trying to says he knew he’d as Brown decides Von Miller was fined $25,000 make the defensive tackle by the NFL on Friday for his cough up the fumble he just ‘be vindicated’ AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — to chat with recruits and helmet-to-helmet hit on recovered during the second The Mack Brown saga at their families. Tennessee Titans quarter- quarter. Texas continues — even Afterward, Brown told back Ryan Fitzpatrick last Wallace was fined an addi- NEW YORK (AP) — Jameis The 19-year-old, who has- without Nick Saban in the ESPN, “Everybody just Sunday. tional $10,000 for a late hit in Winston smiled and laughed, n’t spoken directly about the picture any more. needs to slow down. I have Miller popped Fitzpatrick the fourth quarter. posing for pictures with the details of the investigation, In a short, energetic a good relationship with in the helmet with his face- New Orleans punter other Heisman Trophy final- seemed unfazed by the ques- speech at his team’s annu- my bosses ... and I look mask, resulting in a penalty Thomas Morstead was ists and the big bronze statue tions that did come his way. al banquet, Brown forward to making the best that led to a touchdown for docked $7,875 for grabbing that he is expected to take He said he was fine remaining acknowledged the “dis- decision (about my the Titans in Tennessee’s 51- and twisting Carolina’s Ted home. silent about the case. tractions” his team faced future).” 28 loss. Titans coach Mike Ginn Jr. by the facemask. And when it came time to “I knew I did nothing over rumors and reports But what Brown and his Munchak called the hit “dis- Oakland’s Lamarr answer questions from the wrong. I knew I could respect that he would be resign or bosses didn’t do was deliv- turbing and unnecessary” Houston was fined $7,875 for media on Friday, the Florida the process and I’d eventually be fired after 16 seasons, er any definitive closure to the day after the game. a late hit on Jets quarterback State star quarterback did so be vindicated. It was more but ended only with a plea the question of whether he Chicago wide receiver Geno Smith, while Arizona’s confidently and without hes- about me being silent for my for his team to “beat would be back. Brandon Marshall was Darnell Dockett must pay the itation, even when his pro- family because I didn’t want to Oregon” in the Alamo Brown, Patterson and docked $15,000 for wearing same amount for unneces- tection broke down. put my family in those situa- Bowl. school President Bill non-approved orange cleats sarily stepping on the hand of Winston and four of the tions. Brown did not directly Powers met Friday after- during the Bears’ win over St. Louis’ Chris Williams. other six Heisman finalists — “We had so much respect address the speculation noon, but Patterson the Dallas Cowboys on Texas A&M’s Johnny for Mr. (Tim) Jansen and swirling around his job, declined comment when Monday night. Marshall was Towson back sets Manziel, Auburn’s Tre everything going around and but news of Alabama’s new approached at the ban- fined $10,500 by the league in Mason, Boston College’s knew I did nothing wrong and contract with Nick Saban, quet. October for wearing green rushing record Andre Williams and everything would be OK.” a coach some Texas offi- “When we have some- shoes against the New York Northern Illinois’ Jordan Winston was the only cials hoped to lure to the thing to announce, we’ll Giants. CHARLESTON, Ill. (AP) — Lynch — met with reporters Heisman finalist to show up Longhorns, rippled announce it,” Patterson Cowboys defensive back Terrance West ran for a at a Midtown Manhattan with his lawyer, Jansen, who through the banquet min- told reporters Orlando Scandrick was fined record-setting 356 yards and hotel for short interviews. strolled in with the Florida utes before Brown gave his During his prepared $21,000 for a helmet-to-hel- five touchdowns on a snow- Alabama’s AJ McCarron was State entourage for the media speech. remarks, Patterson said met hit on Marshall, who was covered field and Towson in Baltimore accepting availability. Brown gave no indication he’s “excited to be working deemed a defenseless player overcame an early two- another award. Winston is the over- he plans to step down. His with” Brown. on the play. touchdown deficit to knock Florida State officials tried whelming favorite to win the lively speech seemed to lift “Hopefully,we’ll be able Dallas’ George Selvie, off Eastern Illinois (12-2) to limit questions that were Heisman after a sensational the somber tone of the ban- to get together and work Baltimore’s Courtney Friday 49-39 in the Football even vaguely related to the season, leading No. 1 Florida quet and he told new athlet- for many years to come,” Upshaw and Buffalo’s Jairus Championship Subdivision rape accusation against State to the national champi- ic director Steve Patterson Patterson said. Byrd were each fined $15,750 quarterfinals. Winston. The state attorney onship game against No. 2 that he’s looking forward to A team spokesman said for roughing the passer. West set a record for rush- closed the investigation last Auburn. working with him. Brown and Powers would Pittsburgh center Cody ing yards in an FCS playoff week, saying there was not Winston would be the sec- Brown lingered long not comment after the Wallace was fined $7,875 for game. Towson (12-2) finds enough evidence to win a ond straight freshman to win after the banquet was over banquet. unnecessary roughness — for out Saturday who its faces in conviction. the award. repeatedly poking Miami’s the semifinals next weekend.

Saturday, December 14,2013 • The World • B5 Army Strong Coast Classic WRESTLING From Page B1

It’s the next best thing to a live streaming video and makes coaches — and subse- quently Drumm’s — life that much easier. “The coaches love it because this also enters all the results into their statistic website without having to lift a finger and they love that,” Drumm said. “Anything that involves coaches not touching a computer is a good thing.” In the corner of the gym sits a projector screen, show- ing names, schools and all of the results color-coded and organized by the time each match finished. On the bot- tom of the screen, two tickers scroll right to left with overall scores and recent results. In years past, Drumm was forced to spend hours flip- ping through files whenever someone came to ask about a result. Now anyone just walks up to the screen for a quick glimpse and Drumm By Alysha Beck, The World can focus on more pressing North Bend’s Darius Davis looks at the referee while in the hold of Gresham’s James Palmiter during the Coast Classic wrestling tournament at North Bend High School on matters. Friday. For more pictures, visit www.theworldlink.com. The bulk of the work comes before the tourna- ment, with Drumm cleaning up absentees and making Taking down the competition sure coaches give the correct information — which Drumm says is always “hor- ribly iffy.” In years past he used to start Thursday and be up until 1 a.m. programming the tournament. This year, he was in bed by 9:30 p.m. after he went out to dinner. “All of my hair puling happens before the tourna- ment, not during it,”Drumm said. “I actually get to watch the wrestling which hardly ever happens. It’s really why I do this in the first place.” Another proponent of the system is North Bend coach Larry Workman. The Bulldogs coach is also — ironically enough — the technology technician for the Above, Marshfield’s Cade Hite wrestles Dallas’ Jordan Williams during the first round of the Coast North Bend School District. Classic wrestling tournament at North Bend High School on Friday. Left, North Bend’s Joe Rutherford His biggest concern with takes down Hood River Valley’s Sebastian Barajas in the first round. the new system was how the actual mat-side scorer would be able to react to it, but given how intuitive the software is, he hasn’t had any reason to worry. “Everything’s flowing nicely,” Workman said. “I’m all about integrating technol- Dallas’Jordan ogy as long as it’s working Williams holds properly.” down Marshfield’s Drumm knows the system Cade Hite at the isn’t foolproof. He knows if Coast Classic the Internet goes down, wrestling tourna- everything goes “kablooie,” ment at North Bend but he makes sure he has a High School on secure wireless line. If worse Friday. comes to worse, he has Workman handy to help work out any bugs. It’s hard for Drumm to imagine ever going back to the old way, but cynicism holds him back from giving a final verdict just quite yet. “Right now this is great,” Drumm said. “Ask me that again tomorrow night.” Coast Classic Results

Team Scores: Crook County 90, Roseburg 73.5, Dallas 63, Jamieson, DD, d. Nate Maravilla, Can, 7-2; Junpei Hunt, Cle, Bates, CC, d. Alek Callahan, EP, 10-4; Carter Krevanko, Cle, 160 Swafford, HRV, 3:21; Cavin Gillispie, Cra, p. Alexander Crater 59, Eagle Point 54.5, Sandy 51, Canby 49, David p. Cade Hite, Mar, 2:31; Michael Hammon, EP, p. Jose d. Nick Holder, NB, 15-3; Patrick Anderson, Gre, p. Steven Championship First Round (contested matches only): Williams, Woo, 3:14; Thomas Ayala, DD, p. Zane Rise, Can, Douglas 47, Hillsboro 45, Cleveland 41, Phoenix 41, Valero, Hil, 3:30. Patton, San, 3:51; Tyler Thomas, GP, p. Chad Nicks, Red, Tyler Berger, CC, p. Jan-Louis Benade, NM, 1:20; Chris 3:14; David Rebischke, Dal, p. Brandon Morgan, Mar, :31; Churchill 39, Gresham 33, Marshfield 32, North Medford 32, 126 1:52. Elmer, Coq, p. Derek Harney, SE, 4:38; Tommy Wyatt Brink, Chu, p. Trace Vega, Pho, 1:42; Max Hane, Ros, Evergreen 30, West Salem 30, Hood River Valley 28.5, Championship First Round (contested matches only): Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Winningham, Cra, p. Hunter Smith, Red, 3:03; Brandon p. Brandon Moyer, Cle, 2:20; Jeremy Funk, San, p. Jamarcus Grants Pass 27.5, Century 27, Clackamas 27, Redmond 26, Walter Kurz, Cra, p. Austin Henderson, Eve, 3:21; Gabriel Wyatt Yates, Coq, p. Chad Nicks , Red, 2:59; Tanner Earhart, Brodrick, Cen, p. Jarred Eichstadt, Hil, 2:41; Noel Hygelund, Grant, Cen, 1:21. Jefferson 19, Coquille 18, North Bend 16.5, South Eugene Blough, Chu, p. Zeke Flores, Pho, 3:55; Cameron Johnson, Dal, p. Nick Holder, NB, :35; Alek Callahan, EP, p. Matt Can, p. Skyler Kekai-Palakiko, Cle, 1:18; Colby Winnett, Gre, Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): 16, Woodburn 14, Brookings-Harbor 10. WS, d. Carlos Velasco, Woo, 7-0; Andrey Gamza, DD, d. Miller, Cla, 2:21; Blaine Matthews, Can, p. Logan p. Brandin Colley, DD, :40; Braden Vega, Pho, p. Jeremy Colton White, GP, d. Brandon Moyer, Cle, 6-0; Trace Vega, 106 Tristan Linid, NM, 7-6; Jesus Zuriaga, Can, d. Terrell Entgelmeier, Mar, 2:59; Knute Thompson, Pho, p. RJ Biddle, Fischer, HRV, 5:00; CJ McKinnis, San, p. Enrique Rivera, Pho, d. Isaac Grether, NM, 5-0; Isaac Nakamoto, Hil, p. Championship First Round (contested matches only): Jackson, Cen, 8-6; Hiag Brown, Jef, p. Yeathy Restrepo, Gre, NM, 1:22; Jess Fitzhugh, BH, p. Brett Barrick, Woo, :55. Eve, :36; Cameron Harris, WS, p. Kjell Thorsen, GP, 3:47. Brandon Morgan, Mar, 1:33; Aaron Wagner, NB, won by Cody Bibler, Dal, p. Austin Doecher, Red, 1:38; Gus Warren, 4:54; Joey Rodriguez, Hil, p. Dylan Peterson, HRV, :32. 145 Championship Second Round: Tyler Berger, CC, p. Blake technical fall over Alexander Williams, Woo, 25-10; Steven Can, d. Edin Zepeda, San, 8-0; Jared Wheeler, CC, p. Championship Second Round: Thaddeus Nelson, Mar, p. Championship First Round (contested matches only): Johnson, Woo, 1:12; Chris Elmer, Coq, d. Gavin Carroll, Chu, Swafford, HV, won by technical fall over Justin McBride, Marshall Spencer, Jeff, 1:08; Henry Cox, NM, p. Tyson Walter Kurz, Cra, :55; Gabriel Blough, Chu, d. Austin Ryder Shinkle, CC, p. Tristan Prow, Cla, :49; James Palmiter, 8-6; Tommy Winningham, Cra, d. Wyatt McCarthy, Mar, 9-3; Gre, 18-2; Blaine Cloney, EP, d. Bunker Parrish, Red, 2-1. Manion, BH, 2:51. Rystedt, Red, 4-1; Rylan Barum, Ros, d. Dakota Peterson, Gre, p. Darius Davis, NB, 4:24; Jessie Daniels, Pho, d. Junior James McCoy, EP, p. Brandon Brodrick, Cen, 1:41; Noel 195 Championship Second Round: Cody Bibler, Dal, p. San, 10-4; Cameron Johnson, WS, d. Kody Courtirght, Coq, Rojas, HRV, 6-4; Riley Jaramillo, Chu, p. Justin Geyer, NM, Hygelund, Can, p. Nathen Ream, Jef, :40; Colby Winnett, Championship First Round (contested matches only): TK Brandon Thai, DD, 2:24; Hunter Grant, Cra, p. Jesse 5-3, OT; Kurt Mode, CC, p. Andrey Gamza, DD, 1:29; Johnny 3:00; Sherman Hammond, EP, d. Blane Hays, San, 16-2; Gre, p. Braden Vega, Pho, 1:19; CJ McKinnis, San, d. Tyson Capps, Mar, p. William Sigrist, San, 1:06; Brennan Yates, Stewart, Eve, 2:51; Mikey Johnson, EP, d. Gus Warren, Can, Nguyen, Cla, p. Jesus Zuriaga, Can, 5:37; Levi Pomeroy, EP, Nick Strand, Can, p. Cody Janssen, Dal, 1:25; Layne Van Janssen, Dal, 11-2; Ian Thomas, Ros, p. Cameron Harris, WS, Red, p. Travis Stainbrook, Pho, 3:28. 12-2; Bennett Mesa, Ros, p. Marcus Curaming, Cen, 3:06; won by technical fall over Hiag Brown, Jef, 17-0; Joey Anrooy, Ros, d. Taylor Dornbusch, Mar, 11-3; Ryley 3:44. Championship Second Round: Gunnar Robirts, CC, p. Cole Smith, Mar, p. Peyton Bell, HIl, 1:26; Simon Brown, Cle, Rodriguez, Hil, p. Hunter Niedens, BH, 1:24. Bilderbeck, Cen, p. Gabe Schade, Hil, :52; Rodolfo Consolation First Round (contested matches only): Joey Wojtas, DD, 4:29; Ethan Pomeroy, EP, d. Mitch p. Jared Wheeler, CC, :36; Tyler Bellon, GP, p. Luis Venancio, Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Hernandez, Woo, p. Caleb Moyer, Cle, :43. Brandin Colley, DD, p. Jeremy Fischer, HRV, 1:09. Hindrum, Chu, 7-6; Ty Cavender, Hil, p. TK Capps, Mar, 1:23; Woo, 1:05; Henry Cox, NM, p. Eric Hixon, SE, 1:28. Austin Henderson, Eve, p. Hunter Niedens, BH, 2:02; Hiag Championship Second Round: Ryder Shinkle, CC, p. Matt Consolation Second Round: Cameron Harris, WS, p. Jan- Triston Ringhouse, Dal, p. Jesse Webb, Ros, 3:11; Keltin Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Brown, Jef, d. Zeke Flores, Pho, 11-6; Carlos Velasco, Woo, Sanders, BH, 3:16; James Palmiter, Gre, p. Jessie Daniels, Louis Benade, NM, :20; Tyson Janssen, Dal, p. Derek Boykin, Can, David Hull, BH, :51; Brennan Yates, Red, p. Eric Hixon, SE, p. Austin Doescher, Red, :37; Edin Zepeda, d. Andrey Gamza, DD, score na; Kody Courtright, Coq, d. Pho, 1:27; Nathan Walters, Cra, p. Riley Jaramillo, Chu, 3:17; Harney, SE, 2:30; Braden Vega, Pho, d. Hunter Smith, Red, Joell McCool, Cle, 1:53; Micah Walker, Cra, d. Lucas Scott, San, p. Jared Wheeler, CC, 3:38; Gus Warren, Can, p. Tristan Lindi, NM, 6-0; Dakota Peterson, San, p. Terrell Mitch Willett, Red, p. Sherman Hammond, EP, 1:53; Ricky 10-9; Nathen Ream, Jef, p. Jarred Eichsadt, Hil, 2:12; Cen, 7-4; Trenton Wilson, NM, p. Max Barton, Gre, 1:21. Marshall Spencer, Jeff, 1:47; Brandon Thai, DD, p. Tyson Jackson, Cen, 1:48; Austin Rystedt, Red, p. Yeathy Molinari, DD, d. Nick Strand, Can, 5-2; Layne Van Anrooy, Brandon Brodrick, Cen, d. Skyler Kekai-Palakiko, Cle, 10-4; Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Manion, BH, 3:29. Restrepo, Gre, 2:56; Walter Kurz, Cra, p. Dylan Peterson, Ros, p. AJ Munoz, GP, 2:44; Ryley Bilderbeck, Cen, p. Jon Wyatt McCarthy, Mar, p. Brandin Colley, DD, 2:01; Gavin Joell McCool, Cle, p. William Sigrist, San, 2:10; Travis 113 HRV, 4:20. Veeder, Eve, 1:47; Rodolfo Hernandez, Woo, p. Brady Carroll, Chu, won by technical fall over Enrique Rivera, Eve, Stainbrook, Pho, d. TK Capps, Mar, 5-3. Championship First Round (contested matches only): 132 Jarrett, Coq, 1:45. 17-2; Kjell Thorsen, GP, won by technical fall over Blake 220 Casey Coulter, GP, d. Trey Shores, CC, 2-1; Will Greer, Cla, p. Championship First Round (contested matches only): Consolation First Round (contested matches only): Johnson, Woo, 16-0. Championship First Round (contested matches only): Preston Sellers, Can, 5:523; Austin Harris, Ros, d. Matt Grayson Munn, CC, p. Nathan Mersino, NB, 1:28; Brennan Junior Rojas, HRV, p. Darius Davis, NB, 2:01. 170 Ryan Krause, Eve, p. Andrew Horton, Cen, 4:49; Jose Peterson, Hil, 5-1; Christian Torrico, EP, p. Garrett Dresen, Baccay, Cen, p. Dayton Woodward, Red, 2:09; Eddie Perez- Consolation Second Round: Brady Jarrett, Coq, won by Championship First Round (contested matches only): Contreres, Gre, p. Omar Seamster, Jef, :47. BH, :51; Jacob Cytrynbaum, SE, won by technical fall over Rivera, EP, p. Eddie Bravo, Woo, 1:28; Matthew Dindinger, medical forfiet over Tristan Prow, Cla; Junior Rojas, HRV p. Isaac Hartwick, Ros, p. Justin Hanson, Gre, 1:47; Michael Championship Second Round: Kyle Anderegg, Cla, d. Isaiah Av, Eve, 16-1. Dal, p. Nico Baldovino, NM, 2:25; Cole Van Anrooy, Ros, p. Jon Veeder, Eve, 1:37; Justin Geyer, NM, won by injury Munson, Coq, p. Fred Barahona, NB, 2:41; Tyler Marrington, Ryan Krause, Eve, 7-0; Carlos Deker-Martinez, San, p. Collin Championship Second Round: Casey Coulter, GP, p. Eddie Aidan Braun, SE, 3:42; Naoto Tozaki, Hil, d. Brandon default over AJ Munoz, GP; Nick Strand, Can, p. Blane Hays, BH, p. Brodie Barrick, Woo, 3:49; Hunter Hoeptner, EP, p. Mallory, NB, 1:00; Osawaru Odighizuwa, DD, p. Tyler Baltazar, Cen, 1:34; Andrew Curry, DD, p. Will Greer, Cla, Gastelum-Plata, Cle, 7-1. San, 4:00; Sherman Hammond, EP, p. Cody Janssen, Dal, Jacob Posey, Can, 1:21; Wyatt Westfall, NM, d. Hunter Kailiuli, Ros, 1:42; Sailer Becker, Cle, p. Chris Alonzo, Mar, 1:12; Tyler Campbell, Mar, p. Brooke Brower, Cra, :51; Austin Championship Second Round: Grayson Munn, CC, p. 2:17; Riley Jaramillo, Chu, won by technical fall over Taylor Morse, Hil, OT; Kyle Hammond, Cle, d. Ian Rand, HRV, 16-2; 1:40; Trevor Rasmussen, CC, p. Zach Lacasse, Red, :57; Harris, Ros, p. Marco Vargas, WS, 1:31; Jorrin Ishihara, Chu, Lionel Cruz, DD, 3:30; Brennan Baccay, Cen, p. Darik Dornbusch, Mar, 17-2; Jessie Daniels, Pho, p. Gabe Schade, Izzy Rubio, Pho, p. Harley Todd, Red, 1:10. David McCullum, Cra, d. Skyler Black, NM, 7-2; Kyle Snyder, d. Jessica Dehart, HRV, 10-1; Nolan Miller, Dal, p. Christian Dornbusch, Mar, 1:28; Eddie Perez-Rivera, EP, p. Nicholas Hil, 3:44; Matt Sanders, BH, p. Caleb Moyer, Cle, 1:55. Championship Second Round: Scotty Dunagan, Dal, d. Dal, p. Max Lane, HRV, 4:42; Ben Kociemba, Hil, p. Jose Torrico, EP, 5:11; Donavan Morrell, San, d. Thay Htoo, Cle, 8- Franzwa, Can, :50; Jasiah Williams, Jef, d. Clint Jacobson, 152 Shane Roach, SE, 2-1; Devin White, San, p. Isaac Hartwick, Contreres, Gre, 5:38. 2; Jacob Cytrinbaum, SE, won by technical fall over Michel WS, 18-6; Christian Marquez, HRV, p. Matthew Dindinger, Championship First Round (contested matches only): Ros, 3:30; Brad Pfeifer, Cla, p. Michael Munson, Coq, :28; Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Vazquez, Woo, 16-1. Dal, 1:40; Cole Van Anrooy, Ros, p. Gabe Llewellyn, Cla, Collbran Meeker, CC, p. Elias Baxter, Cen, 1:35; David Brendan Harkey, CC, p. Tyler Marrington, BH, 2:40; Hunter Jose Contreres, Gre, p. Andrew Horton, Cen, 2:09; Ryan Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): 1:32; Jonathan Morrell, San, p. Naoto Tozaki, Hil, 3:54; Harker, Ros, p. Rafael Vasquez, Woo, 3:23; Jordan Bellon, Hoeptner, EP, p. Alex Warque, DD, 1:25; Wyatt Westfall, NM, Krause, Eve, p. Omar Seamster, Jef, :14. Trey Shores, CC, p. Michel Vazquez, Woo, 3:38; Thay Htoo, Ramon Ortiz, Eve, d. Cedar King, Pho, 13-1. GP, p. Kaden Crandall, EP, 5:30; Alex Hada, Hill, p. Dylan p. Cesar Castro, Mar, 2:39; Jerry Delafuente, Cra, d. Kyle 285 Cle, d. Preston Sellers, Can 9-2; Matt Peterson, Hil, d. Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Wedman, NM, 2:53; Ryan Spencer, Dal, p. Hayden Kinney, Hammond, Cle, 9-7; Izzy Rubio, Pho, p. Jeremy Nicholes, Championship First Round (contested matches only): Jessica Dehart, HRV, 7-1; Brooke Brower, Cra, p. Garrett Cedar King, Pho, p. Nathan Mersino, NB, 1:32; Naoto Tozaki, Can, :32; Harrison Hunt, WS, p. Matthias Peak, DD, 4:30; DP, 1:28. Jake Brauchler, Red, p. Sean Ruuemau, DD, 1:03; Alejandro Dresen, BH, :41; Isaiah Av, Eve, d. Eddie Baltazar, Cen, 7-6. Hil, p. Dayton Woodward, Red, 4:29; Gabe Llewellyn, Cla, d. Jason Comer, Cra, p. Dan Karter, Cle, 1:17; Andrew Dehart, Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Sandoval, Can, p. Graham Bellerby, Chu, 5:32; Austin 120 Eddie Bravo, Woo, 9-1; Nico Baldovino, NM, p. Clint HRV, p. Carlos Lua, Gre, :18. Kyle Hammond, Cle, p. Justin Hanson, Gre, 1:42; Cesar Wright, Eve, p. Dalton Davis, San, :57; Joe Rutherford, NB, Championship First Round (contested matches only): Jacobson, WS, 2:07; Aidan Braun, SE, p. Nicholas Franzwa, Championship Second Round: Collbran Meeker, CC, p. Castro, Mar, p. Fred Barahona, NB, 1:19; Alex Warque, DD, p. Sebastian Barajas, HRV, 1:16; Riley Sipe, Dal, p. Jonathan Trayton Libolt, CC, p. Chance Schwerbel, Red, 2:52; Jeb Can, 1:36; Brandon Gastelum-Plata, Cle, p. Darik Isaiah Ross, BH, 1:25; David Harker, Ros, p. Alex Brittle, Cla, p. Brodie Barrick, Woo, 1:25; Jacob Posey, Can, p. Tyler Rodriguez, Hil, 5:49. Powell, WS, p. Quentin Jamieson, DD, 3:20; Jordan Dornbusch, Mar, 1:58. 2:50; Justin Kearney, Chu, p. Jordan Bellon, GP, 4:51; Alex Marrington, BH, 1:42; Hunter Morse, Hil, d. Michael Championship Second Round: Jason Williams, CC, p. Jake Williams, Dal, d. Cade Hite, Mar, 11-0; Tommy Dill, Ros, p. 138 Hada, Hil, p. Phillip Kuckuck, NB, 3:01; Ryan Spencer, Dal, Munson, Coq, 6-1; Isaac Hartwick, Ros, p. Ian Rand, HRV, Brauchler, Red, 2:30; Taylor Stone, NM, d. David Soto, Woo, Jose Valero, Hil, :24. Championship First Round (contested matches only): d. Garrett Rotzien, San, 14-2; Harrison Hunt, WS, p. John :22; Shane Roach, SE, d. Harley Todd, Red, 12-2. 14-10; Mason Laird, NB, d. Lisalu Manu, WS, 2-1; Alejandro Championship Second Round: Trayton Libolt, CC, p. Alex Eddie Kalamau III, Hil, d. Wyatt Yates, Coq, 13-6; Tristan Hickey, Red, 4:00; Jason Comer, Cra, d. Kyle Bradfield, Pho, 182 Sandoval, Can, p. Kaleb Campbell, Mar, 4:55; Mike Rios, Backman, NB, 1:21; Richard Orndorff, Pho, p. Michael Molinari, DD, p. Tanner Earhart, Dal, 1:05; Logan 15-7; Andrew Dehart, HRV, p. Tyler Gregory, Mar, 4:56. Championship First Round (contested matches only): Cra, d. Austin Ross, Coq, 3-2; Austin Wright, Eve, d. Zach Hammon, EP, 3:54; Jeb Powell, WS, p. Andrew Lonero, Eve, Entgelmeier, Mar, d. Matt Miller, Cla, 10-7; Hayden Bates, Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Steven Swafford, HRV, d. Colton White, GP, 9-3; Cavin Jett, Cla, 9-0; Joe Rutherford, NV, p. Zack Caddock, Ros, 4:58; Austin Brittle, Cla, d. Junpei Hunt, Cle, 11-1; Kyle CC, p. Blaine Matthews, Can, :58; Carter Krevanko, Cle, p. Tyler Gregory, Mar, d. Elias Baxter, Cen, 4-3; Kyle Bradfield, Gilllispie, Cra, p. Isaac Grether, NM, 3:17; Zane Rise, Can, p. 1:47; Riley Sipe, Dal, d. Isaac James, Cle, 4-2. Grahn, San, p. Jordan Williams, Dal, 4:37; Temoatzin Lopez, Knute Thompson, Pho, 2:40; Patrick Anderson, Gre, p. Pho, p. Rafael Vasquez, Woo, 2:12; John Hickey, Red, p. Isaac Nakamoto, Hil, 4:38; Trace Vega, Pho, p. Aaron Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): Woo, d. Nate Maravilla, Can, 7-6; Tommy Dill, Ros, p. Justus Brett Barrick, Woo, 3:01. Kaden Crandall, EP, 2:13; Garrett Rotzien, San, p. Dylan Wagner, NB, 1:16; Max Hane Ros, won by technical fall over Isaac James, Cle, d. Sean Ruuemau, DD, 9-0; Graham Arlandson, GP, 1:43; Jake Qyers, Chu, d. Caleb Dix, NM, 11- Championship Second Round: Chad Jones, Ros, p. Eddie Wedman, NM, 3:33; Phillip Kuckuck, NB, d. Hayden Kinney, Justin McBride, Gre, 21-2; Jeremy Funk, San, D. Blaine Bellerby, Chu, d. Austin Ross, Coq, 2-1; Lisala Manu, WS, p. 3. Kalamau III, Hil, 3:12; Jordan Moore, Eve, d. Jess Fitzhugh, Can, 12-10; Matthias Peak, DD, p. Jordan Bellon, GP, 1:41; Cloney, EP, 7-3. Dalton Davis, San, :26; Sebastian Barajas, HRV, p. David Consolation Second Round (contested matches only): BH, 12-2; Tristan Molinari, DD, p. RJ Biddle, NM, 1:15; Amari Dan Karter, Cle, d. Alex Brittle, Cla, 19-8; Carlos Lua, Gre, d. Championship Second Round: Haszell West, Jef, p. Soto, Woo, :29; Jonathan Rodriguez, Hil, d. Jake Brauchler, Chance Schwerbel, Red, d. Caleb Dix, NM, 5-2; Quentin Sengsavanh, Cen, p. Logan Entgelmeier, Mar, 2:47; Hayden isaiah Ross, BH, 14-5. Bunker Parrish, Red, 1:55; Aaron Swindle, CC, p. Steven Red, 3-2.

B6 •The World • Saturday,December 14,2013 Community Sports Gymnasts place Marshfield takes title in at state meet middle school district

THE WORLD Lemmons and Adian Adams. THE WORLD Other champions in the Marshfield captured the lower age group were Jared Despite last weekend’s winter sixth-seventh grade title and Caniday and Trey Looney of storm, 13 members of Gymnastics Plus the overall title in the Far Myrtle Point, Landon traveled to Grants Pass for the fall state West League middle school Robinson of Siuslaw, Paramo championships, hosted by Motion district wrestling tourna- and Anthony Calderon of Matrix. ment this week. Reedsport, and Korbyn Gymnastics Plus, which is part of the North Bend captured the Bertrand, Danny Vandecar Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern eighth-grade team title in the and Ian Whidden of Oregon, had 14 athletes who qualified event, which also included Coquille. for the meet at the Southern Oregon Siuslaw, Coquille, Myrtle North Bend had sixth Sectionals, hosted by the club in Point, Reedsport and Azalea eighth-grade champions — November. of Brookings. Coltyn Ringen, Randy Vader, Among the gymnasts who compet- The outstanding wrestlers Mathew Button, Chase ed at state, Guadalope Trujillo had the were Reedsport 110-pounder McIntyre, Andrew Hobson best finish, placing third in her age Joseph Paramo for the sixth- and Chase Summers. group. Trujillo, who competes in Level and seventh-grade division Other champions were 3, also finished second on the beam, Contributed Photo and Coquille 220-pounder Ricky Huff of Siuslaw; Tyson while Melody Wood in the same age Gymnastics Plus athletes who competed at the state meet included, front row from left, Jacob Vigue for eighth- Lilly of Myrtle Point; Henry group placed second on the floor exer- Guadalope Trujillo, Katie Tellei, Calysta Burns, Anna Olander and Melody Wood; middle row: graders. The overall out- Scolari, Will Forbes and cise. Kianna Thomas,Roxy Day,Ella Thomas,Aliyah White and Claire Patin; and back row: Kenna Jones standing wrestler was Vigue of Coquille; and Ella Thomas was fourth in her divi- and Caitlyn Anderson. Not pictured is Jamie Foster. Marshfield eighth-grader Bradley Easton, Colton sion of Level 4. Her best individual Travis Wittlake. Tavernier, AJ Lira, Jacob Post placing was second on the vault. included Claire Thomas, Roxy Day, Heather Eckley, another Level 3 Marshfield champions in and Wittlake of Marshfield. Claire Patin was fifth in her age Aliyah White and Jamie Foster in Level gymnast, also qualified for state, but did the sixth-seventh division The top four in each group of Level 4. She placed fourth on 4; Caitlyn Anderson and Kenna Jones in not compete. included Kameron Chard, weight class are included in the vault. Level 5; and Anna Olander, Katie Tellei Results for the team are included in Zaron White, Luke Inskeep, today’s Community Others who competed at state and Calista Burns in Level 3. today’s Community Scoreboard. Jacob Carpenter, Tristin Scoreboard. Community Scoreboard

Ron Schaar Jr. 236; Cindy Daniel 150, Hanna Friday Bumpers (two-game series) — Jake Jeremiah Green, Aza; 3. Isiah Laird, NB. 175 — 1. Beam: 8. Olander, 8.475; 12. Tellei, 8.225. Floor: Bowling Britton 147, Kasey Fellows 146. Williams 193, Daniel Schmitt 170, Brookos Anthony Calderon, Ree; 2. Matt Horrillo, Siu; 3. Gymnastics 8. Tellei, 8.800; 9. Olander, 8.600. All-Around: 8. Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 237, Brian Fletcher Behney 165; Zoey Leavenworth 195, Emily Potter Chris Makela, Ree. 195 — 1. Ian Whidden, Coq; 2. Olander, 35.050; 9. Tellei, 34.625. North Bend Lanes 211, Steve Reed Sr. 200; Gail Nordstrom 178, 176, Cheyanna Curley 171, Miikel Dollins 171. Greggory Stump, Mar. 220 — 1. Adian Adams, State Meet Level 3 Senior (12) Merri Lang 177, Molly Schroeder 161. Timber — Joey Huffman 703, Ed Gayewski 631, Mar. Vault: 7. Calysta Burns, 9.275. Bars: 10. Burns, Dec. 2-8 Sunday Reno — Jason Hoffman 257, Robert Karl Daniel 625; Hanna Britton 384, Cindy Daniel Gymnastics Plus results HIGH GAME Eighth Grade Level 4 Child A (7-8 years old) 8.300. Beam: 7. Burns, 8.725. Floor: 6. Burns, Taylor 251, Michael Andrade 248; Lisa Duryee 376, Samii McDougal 375. 8.900. All-Around: 7. Burns, 35.200. Young at Heart Seniors — Mike Weathers 245, 80 — 1. Coltyn Ringen, NB; 2. Budda Deskins, Vault: 7. Kiana Thomas, 7.800; 14. Roxy Day, 171, Kelly Andrade 165, Sandy Tammietti 144. Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 597, Brian Fletcher Aza. 85 — 1. Randy Vader, NB. 90 — 1. Ricky Huff, Don Bomar 233, Paul Scritchfield 223; Sally HIGH SERIES 7.000. Bars: 7. Thomas, 8.650; 10. Day, 8.450. 547, Steve Reed Sr. 496; Gail Nordstrom 468, Siu; 2. Anthony Smith, Mar. 95 — 1. Bradley Curtis 188, Nancy Mattix 176, Lue Dyer 167, Young at Heart Seniors — Dom Bomar 637, Jim Beam: 10. Thomas, 8.250; 14. Day, 6.300. Floor: Road Runs Laura Jorgensen 466, Merri Lang 456. Easton, Mar; 2. Tommy Nguyen, Mar. 102 — 1. Sandra Jacobs 167. Rucas 570, Bruce Watts 569; Sally Curtis 493, Sunday Reno — 9. Thomas, 8.775; 11. Day, 8.475. All-Around: 9. Jason Hoffman 699, Robert Mathew Button, NB. 110 — 1. Tyson Lilly, MP; 2. Men’s Coast — Karl Daniel 232, Bryan Roberts Thelma Fairchild 469, Nancy Mattix 467. Taylor 655, Michael Andrade 643; Lisa Duryee Thomas, 33.475; 14. Day, 30.225. Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast Jake Hurt, Coq. 117 — 1. Colton Tavernier, Mar; 2. 226, John Augochoa 223. Men’s Coast — Bryan Roberts 623, John 484, Sandy Tammietti 401, Rose Daily 400. Level 4 Child B (9 years old) For more information on upcoming road Tuesday Senior Boomers — Gio Beyers, NB; 3. Brody Button, NB. 125 — 1. AJ Bruce Watts 215, Augochoa 590, Kyronn Morgan 589. Vault: 4. Claire Patin, 8.300; 11. Aliyah White, races and for photos from past events, those Michael King Sr. 191, James Hatfield 190; Judy Tuesday Senior Boomers — Bruce Watts 595, Lira, Mar; 2. Sean McLean, Mar; 3. Greg Darrett, interested can log on to the South Coast Wrestling Aza; 4. Joey Shott, NB. 132 — 1. Henry Scolari, 7.500. Bars: 5. Patin, 8.675; 7. White, 8.625. Cutting 171, Ramona Nelson 169, Loretta Hafen James Hafield 549, Michael King Sr. 521; Loretta Beam: 5. Patin, 8.375; 8. White, 8.025. Floor: 8. Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoas- 168. Hafen 457, Ramona Nelson 429, Randy Freeman Coq; 2. Chase Otterback, Coq; 3. Mitch Yost, NB; trunningclub.org. Middle School District 4. Braedon Forty, Coq. 140 — 1. Will Forbes, Coq; Patin, 8.800; 11. White, 7.600. All-Around: 5. Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 237, Tom 424. Patin, 34.150; 10. White, 31.750. Mac’s Run — Today, starting at 10 a.m. at Crawford 228, Richard Thornhill 225; Debra Wednesday 2. Seth Waddington, Coq; 3. Adrian Muth, Mar; 4. Bay Area Hospital — Craig Wooley 647, Level 4 Junior C (11) Sunset Bay State Park. The event includes 10- Cramer 231, Lisa Wooley 183, Sally Curtis 181. Richard Thornhill 627, Tom Crawford 603; Debra At Marshfield Trevor Price, MP. 150 — 1. Jacob Post, Mar; 2. Vault: 10. Jamie Foster, 7.750. Bars: 7. Foster, kilometer and 5-kilometer run/walks both on Cosmo — Debra Cramer 237, Shannon Cramer 622, Lisa Wooley 526, Tina Chambers Schools include Marshfield, North Bend, Tyler Kirkpatrick, MP; 3. Chase Gaul, NB. 160 — 8.250. Beam: 10. Foster, 8.000. Floor: 10. Foster, challenging, hilly courses. The longer route Weybright 232, Brooke Barich 222. 477. Siuslaw, Reedsport, Coquille, Myrtle Point and 1. Chase McIntyre, NB. 175 — 1. Travis Wittlake, 8.425. All-Around: 10. Foster, 32.425. takes runners through the parking lots for both Rolling Pins — Debra Cramer 215, Lois Cosmo — Azalea (Brookings) Mar; 2. Dontae Givens, NB; 3. Cody Sears, MP; 4. Debra Cramer 686, Brooke Barich Shore Acres and Cape Arago state parks and the Cunningham 213, Sandra Jacobs 212. 623, Viki Springfels 566. Sixth-Seventh Grade Jordan Mazzucchi, NB. 195 — 1. Andrew Hobson, Level 4 Junior B (11) Primers Too Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 245, Rolling Pins — Debra Cramer 609, Robin 70 — 1. Kameron Chard, Mar; 2. Zimri Ramos, NB. 220 — 1. Joey Vigue, Coq; 2. Josh Ford, NB; 3. Vault: 2. Ella Thomas, 8.850. Bars: 3. Thomas, shorter run goes through Shore Acres. The race Robert Mast 223, Bruce Watts 220; Mary Barnes Blackwell 495, Lois Cunningham 486. Siu; 3. Richard Rayburn, Mar; 4. Lyric Fondren, Zane Smith, NB. 275 — 1. Chase Summers, NB; 2. 9.125. Beam: 4. Thomas, 9.050. Floor: 15. honors E.P. “Mac” McKean-Smith, a South Coast 233, Lindsa Nichols 217, Gloria Surprise 210. Primers Too Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 640, NB. 80 — 1. Zaron White, Mar; 2. Matt Morales, Tyler Post, Mar; 3. Jonah Thompson, NB. Thomas, 8.400. All-Around: 4. Thomas, 35.425. Running club member who died in 1998 and ran Cash Classic — Bobby Black 289, Kelly Milburn Robert Mast 609, Chuck Parks 592; Linda Siu; 3. Dylan Geier, NB; 4. Jacob Boman, MP. 85 Level 5 Junior (11) into his 80s. The entry fee is $38 with a sweat- 256, Jason Hoffman 246; Toni Smith 268, Stacey Nichols 561, Gloria Surprise 561, Mary Barnes — 1. Luke Inskeep, Mar. 90 — 1. Landon Golf Vault: 9. Caitlyn Anderson, 8.600. Bars: 11. shirt or $7 without a sweatshirt ($5 for runners Nelson 256, Debra Cramer 235. 529. Robinson, Siu; 2. Michael Swanson, NB; 3. Kaeli Anderson, 7.600. Beam: 10. Anderson, 8.100. under 19). Thursday Bumpers — Jaydin Jones 132, Cash Classic — Jason Hoffman 716, David Clark Ramos, Siu; 4. Ethan Price, Siu. 95 — 1. Jacob Bandon Crossings Floor: 5. Anderson, 8.900. All-Around: 9. Bullards Run — Sunday, Jan. 5, starting at 2 Jonathan Perez 114, Cale Denniston 109; Korryn 674, Bobby Black 669; Toni Smith 720, Stacey Carpenter, Mar; 2. Demoria Beasley, Aza; 3. Tyler Anderson, 33.200. p.m. at Bullards Beach State Park near Men’s Club Brown 111, Lucia Jiminez 94, Mayci Hubbard 82. Nelson 696, Debra Cramer 643. Huerta, MP; 4. Kameron Spears, Ree. 102 — 1. Level 5 Junior (12) Bandon. Events include 10-kilometer and 5- Varsity — Bob Nelson 266, Rod Duryee 249, Wednesday Thursday Bumpers (two-game series) — Jared Caniday, MP; 2. Riley Jennings, Siu; 3. Vault: 9. Kenna Jones, 8.800. Bars: 12. Jones, kilometer run/walks and a 1-mile kids run, all Bobby Timmons 245. Shaker — two-man Pinehurst Jaydin Jones 233, Jonathan Perez 216, Lane Logan Koon, Mar; 4. Liam Webster, Mar. 110 — 1. 7.450. Beam: 4. Jones, 8.800. Floor: 14. Jones, beginning and ending in the campground. The NASCAR/Social League — Roy Marcum 190, Low Net — Chris Holm and Walt Russell, 59.4; Michael 193, Cale denniston 193; Korryn Brown Joseph Paramo, Ree; 2. Josiah Niblet, Mar; 3. 8.650. All-Around: 11. Jones, 33.700. longer course takes runners out to the Gary Hargens 175, Dave Taylor 168, Steven Don Conn and Frank Eckerd, 60; David Kimes 189, LUcia Jiminez 161, Tristan Bates 147. Roberto Cantu, Mar; 4. 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Are ATMs a From carpentry to cuisine smart choice for small Newly retired construction pro sets sights on food cart court business? BY CHELSEA DAVIS The World Automated teller machines, or ATMs, pro- NORTH BEND — Retirement for vide a customer one man could mean lunch for the convenience feature that city of North Bend. can benefit some small After 47 years running Wayne businesses. According to Schrunk Construction, Schrunk the Automatic Teller closed up shop and sold the majority Machine Industry of his tools last weekend. He kept Association just enough to work on his rental (www.atmia.com), there properties. are But his work isn’t finished. He has DOWN TO approxi- developed a plan to construct a “food BUSINESS mately 2.3 cart pod development” north of the million mini mall on Sherman Avenue. ATMs It’s his latest venture in downtown world- North Bend, where he began buying wide. and fixing up buildings in 1991. According The mini mall was the first down- to Mike town property he developed in 1992. Lee, CEO He wants to convert the vacant lot of next door into the food cart court, ATMIA, where five years ago the Sherman ARLENE one of the Apartments burned down. SOTO benefits to The court would include eight retailers pods for food carts and would have a of having an ATM is “park-like setting,” he said, with “ATMs increase annual trees, plants and benches. In the back sales of retailers situated of the court he wants to build a cov- By Alysha Beck, The World in proximity to them by up ered eating area with two bathrooms. Wayne Schrunk talks with Brad Ashby, a local contractor, at Schrunk’s tool sale Dec. 6. Schrunk retired from his construction business to 25 percent through a “I want the food cart pod to bring in September and wanted to give back to the community by selling all of his tools and equipment. phenomenon known as consistency to the downtown area,” impulse buying.” he said. “I want to try to make the The owner of an ATM downtown corridor a better place to earns a profit by charging a go to.” Success stories fee for the convenience of And with city, county, state and providing cash. Fees typi- law offices and several businesses cally range from $1.75 to nearby, the food cart pod would have not so hard to find $2.50 per transaction. The “built-in demand for good, quality ATM owner will need to food that’s quick and inexpensive.” Schrunk’s career was planned down to the month: at the age of 24, he check with state regula- On Oct. 31, Schrunk submitted his developed a 40-year plan to be retired by December 2013. tions to learn the business plan to Southwestern “I had certain criteria of where I wanted to be when it came up and maximum allowable Oregon Community College’s Small I’ve been able to attain it,”he said. charges for withdrawals. Business Development Center. All of his life, Schrunk heard, “You won’t be able to make it in Coos Often, the ATM owner will He has already received five letters idea, but he hasn’t applied for any Bay and North Bend.” pay a “rental” fee to a of intent from possible tenants. kind of permits,” O’Connor said. The opposite happened: his construction company continued to business establishment for “What I’m faced with is I don’t Schrunk wants the project to be an expand, improve and thrive throughout its nearly half-century exis- the space occupied by that have the finances for it,” he said. “I incubator for students coming out of tence. unit. All of the money have the wealth, I just don’t have a the Oregon Coast Culinary Institute “People look at the negative instead of the positive, the gutter instead withdrawn from an ATM is lot of cash flow. In January I hope to who can’t afford to start a brick and of the sky,” he said. “People say, ‘Oh well it’s not like it used to be.’But if directly deposited back have the letters and will move toward mortar restaurant — “with help, they it was, this town would be dead. If it stayed the same, it would be a ghost into a checking account for trying to find investors. could afford a food cart.” town.” the machine owner, usual- “I have limited funds. I’m just a The food cart pod would provide Every day there are new success stories here, he said. ly the next business day, homeboy. I’m not some rich guru.” electric, gas, sewer and natural gas if “If they want to look at the negative, they can be negative but there’s along with fees that are North Bend city administrator the vendors want it. He would like to so much here,”he said.“I’ve always been able to prosper.It’s not easy,but earned from transactions. Terence O’Connor said Schrunk also break ground April 1. that’s what a business is; that’s what a job is. You get there through hard According to Aimee needs to get approval and permits Reporter Chelsea Davis can be work and determination.” Leeper, marketing manag- from the city before any kind of con- reached at 541-269-1222, ext. 239, or In retirement, he plans to spend time with his kids and grandchildren er for Triton Systems, “the struction can take place. by email at chelsea.davis@the- and surf. He even has a 20-year plan for his surfing hobby: he wants to average ATM in a retail “He came in to talk to me about it worldlink.com. Follow her on Twitter: still be riding the waves when he’s 80. environment will have 6- several months ago as a conceptual @ChelseaLeeDavis. 10 transactions per day.” Transaction fees will need to be based on competition nearby, convenience, costs and the location of the ATM. Protesters target meeting There are costs to con- Opponents pack oil sider when installing an ATM. ATM machines can Wash. train hearing at megaload company cost between $1,500 and $15,000 to purchase depending on the type of SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) there’s no major oil PORTLAND (AP) — The protesters from megaload of water purifica- — A proposal to ship North pipeline on the route. The machine and the vendor Protesters in the Portland Portland Rising Tide object to tion equipment from the Port the machine is purchased Dakota crude oil by train to companies behind the suburb of Hillsboro inter- Hillsboro, Ore.-based Omega of Umatilla in Oregon, des- Vancouver drew more project say it will meet reg- from. There are ongoing rupted a meeting Thursday at Morgan’s involvement in tined for Alberta, Canada. maintenance, supply and opponents than supporters ulations. They hope to the headquarters of a moving hauling equipment for the tar Environmentalists have to a Wednesday night pub- begin construction by the upkeep costs to keep the company transporting a sands project, which they say objected to the shipment, machine operational and lic hearing in Spokane, end of next year. truckload of oil refinery will irreversibly damage the saying it adds to global which could see four more The Washington Energy in compliance with regu- equipment to a tar sands environment, and what they warming. lations. Also, there are oil trains a day if the project Facility Site Evaluation project in Canada. see as capitulation by the The rig is allowed to travel is approved. Council is reviewing the monthly line charges for About 30 protesters government to a corporation only at night and must pull Most of the 75 people at proposal by Tesoro Corp. access to interbank net- walked through the compa- without allowing for public over at intervals to let traffic the hearing said they were and Savage Cos. for the ter- works. Before installing an worried about the risk of minal at the Port of ny’s gates and into the input. by. The convoy includes ATM it will be important train derailments, spills or Vancouver to handle up to meeting, where they blocked “No corporation is inno- about 20 people. Winter to look at costs versus fires as well as global cli- 360,000 barrels of crude oil a projector screen, sang cent from tar sands weather has slowed its potential revenue to mate change from using a day. Oil arriving by train songs and left peacefully, production,” said Karen progress, as have other ensure this investment will the oil, The Spokesman- would be stored temporarily protesters and police said. Coulter, who spoke on behalf protests. be profitable. Review reported Thursday. and then shipped to refiner- Hillsboro police of the group. Umatilla tribal members Before considering the Opponents also domi- ies on the West Coast. spokesman Michael Rouches Calls to Omega Morgan say they weren’t adequately installation of an ATM, it’s nated a public hearing in The public can submit said no one was cited or were not immediately consulted by the government important to research: Vancouver at the end of comments on the arrested. returned Thursday after- about the load’s trip through ■ Costs both upfront October. Vancouver project through “They were very peaceful,” noon. Eastern Oregon territory, and ongoing. Supporters say the ter- Dec. 18 to the evaluation Rouches said. “They were Omega Morgan is operat- where they have a treaty ■ Benefits to customers minal is needed because council. saying whatever they needed ing a giant rig, 380 feet long interest and concerns about and the business. to say, and they split.” and 22 feet wide, hauling a potential damage. ■ Customer needs so the correct features are available. Frontier ■ Regulatory issues to Smart Spending: Buy these items after Christmas avoid any penalties. names new ■ Risks both theft and BY MAE ANDERSON director at DealNews.com, influx of spring clothes. gear tends to be a better deal in down time. AP Retail Writer which tracks online prices and “Anything cold weather- January not because its peak ■ Vendors who can pro- sales. Why? Because generally related is certainly going to get selling season is over, but chief for vide the features needed at ATLANTA — It’s new electronics models are dramatically reduced post- because it’s just beginning. an affordable price. December, the malls are introduced at the Consumer Christmas,” says Marshal With many Americans South Coast ■ Features customers bustling and “Sale” signs are Electronics Show, the largest Cohen, chief industry analyst trying to stick to New Year’s prefer. everywhere. Good time to electronics industry trade at NPD Group. That’s true for Resolutions to get in shape COOS BAY — Frontier ■ Profit potential for grab the deals? Not so fast. show, which occurs in Las footwear like boots, and coats, and lose weight in January, Communications, a broad- offering this service. Savvy shoppers should Vegas in January. After that, gloves and scarves. fitness equipment and acces- band, voice, data and satellite ■ Alternative solutions realize that some items are last year’s models go on sale. But Cohen says on most sories makers slash prices to television provider, has such as accepting credit actually a better deal after the The same holds true with other clothing items, it may drive sales during their peak announced its appointment card payments. holiday season. As long as it’s other electronics, notably the not pay to wait. Even though demand season. of Georgia (Kay) Martin to Installing an ATM is a not something that has to be expensive digital SLR cam- prices will be low, you’ll be Christmas decorations: general manager of the com- business decision worth under the tree on Dec. 25, eras from companies like picking over remnants. You might not be thinking of pany’s Southern Oregon considering if you are try- here’s a look at purchases Nikon and Canon. Those are “There’s really low prod- stocking up on holiday decor Coastal markets. ing to keep customers best made in the new year. popular Christmas items, but uct, and it’s really shopworn” Martin will oversee field onsite and give them the just after the holiday ends — Big-name TVs and elec- “if you can, it’s wise to wait,” after Christmas, he says. operations, sales and com- ability to make larger pur- but that’s the best time to do tronics: Sure electronics Sakraida says. Furniture: Similar to munity relations and will be chases. It is not the answer retailers have pulled out all Winter wear: Clothes electronics, home furniture it, Sakraida says. Christmas responsible for every aspect for every small business. the stops with doorbuster and accessories are popular is seasonal too. But furniture decor is usually 75 percent off of the customer experience. Arlene M. Soto is the deals on big flat-screen TVs. for people shopping for makers release new models in after Christmas. She will report to Trent director of the SWOCC But those are often second- themselves, with big mark- February, so stores need to Even if those lights or Anderson, Frontier’s vice Small Business or third-tier brands. downs in the mall leading up make room in advance. Thus ornaments sit around all year, president and general man- Development Center, If you’re looking for top- to Christmas. But if you hold January is an excellent time they’ll be just as good next ager for Oregon. www.BizCenter.org. She brand TVs or TVs with extra out, you will see even better to get good discounts, year. It’s also a great time to Martin can be reached by can be reached at 541-756- features, the best time to buy discounts, as retailers have to Sakraida says. buy a new artificial tree if you customers and community 6445, [email protected], or is February or March, says clear out winter merchandise Fitness Gear: Unlike notice this year that yours is members at georgia.mar- at 2455 Maple Leaf, North Lindsay Sakraida, features quickly to get ready for the other items on the list, fitness falling apart, Sakraida says. [email protected] or 541-315-1309. Bend, OR 97459.

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• The World Newspaper • www.OregonCoastHomeFinder.com Song lyrics, photos combine for holiday decor

BY HOLLY RAMER The Associated Press

The holidays are a great time to pull out the old photos and reminisce, but there’s no need to huddle around a dusty album. There are a variety of ways to get them out in the open by making them part of your holiday decorations. And once you’ve gone through the trouble of scanning and reprinting originals, it’s easy to make duplicates that can be turned into to gifts for fam- ily members. Make a bold, modern statement by printing 4- Printing black and white pictures on fabric makes for an unexpected inch-square photos, connecting them with way to display a collection of old family favorites. Several photo-print- small plastic clips in a grid ing companies offer similar products, or you can make it yourself with shape and hanging it on the an ink jet printer and sewing machine. wall. A large square is strik- ing, but the clips allow for your choice. Add white text other. endless possibilities. A that reads “through the 5. Add decorations if Christmas tree shape, per- years we all will be togeth- desired. haps? Keep things bright er.”Print and trim to size. with a series of color pho- 2. Arrange photos in a 5- Pillow materials: tographs, or go for a more by-5 grid, with the text box ■— 15 scanned photos, elegant look with black and positioned in the lower each 3.5-by-3.5 inches white. right-hand corner, one row ■ 4 sheets of printable For a more traditional and column in from the fabric look, arrange the photo- edge. ■ 14-inch-square pillow graphs in a circle and stick 3. Use the clips to attach insert them on a cardboard ring to the pictures to each other. ■ fabric for pillow back 4. Hang on wall, using create a photo wreath. Instructions: Leave it plain, or decorate double-stick tape or other with a few sprigs of faux adhesive. 1. Use word processing holly tucked among the or photo editing software to pictures. Photo wreath create a collage of photos in Take the photos off the materials: a 4-by-4 grid. Make one of wall by having them printed ■ 12 or more 4-by-4- the squares a solid box, on a sofa throw pillow. This inch photos filled with red, with the text project takes a bit more ■ large piece of card- “through the years we all work because it involves board, at least 16 inches will be together” in white. printing on fabric, but the square. You can position the text result is an unexpected way ■ craft knife box wherever you like; I put to showcase favorite family ■ double-stick tape mine in the third row and photos. ■ faux holly or other third column. greenery (optional) 2. Since the pillow front The Associated Press Photos All three projects below A display that features family holiday photos and a snippet of the song “Have Yourself a Merry Little are built around a snippet is larger than the sheets of Christmas.”Small plastic clips make it easy to arrange and display a large number of photos without frames. of the classic song “Have Instructions: printable fabric paper, Yourself a Merry Little 1. Use word processing you’ll need to divide your The holidays are a great time to pull out the old photos and reminisce, but there’s no need to huddle around Christmas.” Incorporating or photo editing software to collage into four quadrants a dusty album. the phrase “through the create a 4-by-4-inch and print one per sheet of years we all will be togeth- square, filled with red. Add fabric. Follow the instruc- er” in each project adds a white text that reads tions on the fabric sheets to bit of color and ties togeth- “through the years we all make sure you use the best er pictures that span many will be together.” Print and settings for your printer. years. trim to size. 3. Trim each printed 2. Cut a 16-inch circle quadrant, leaving a quar- Wall grid materials: out of cardboard. Cut ter-inch border around all ■ 21 4-by-4-inch pho- another circle in the middle four sides. tos to create a ring that is 4. Leaving the paper ■ photo clips (mine were approximately 3 inches backing on the fabric sheets called “fotoclips,” pur- wide. will make it easier to cut chased from 3. Arrange pictures and line up the fabric for photojojo.com) around the ring, including sewing. Sew the top two ■ 1 sheet of card stock the text box. Try to keep quadrants together, care- them in a circular shape, fully lining up the edges. Instructions: while avoiding overlapping Use a seam allowance that 1. Use word processing key parts of any image. is just a hair wider than a or photo editing software to 4. Once the pictures are quarter inch to make sure create an 8.25-inch square. in position, carefully tape you are sewing right along Fill with red or the color of them to the ring and to each the edge of the pictures and not on the white border. Repeat with bottom two quadrants. 5. Sew the top two quad- Daavidvid L.L. DavisDavis rants to the bottom two quadrants to complete the square, and then peel off Reealal EEstatestate the paper backing from the A simple series of black and white pictures becomes an elegant holiday wreath when glued to a cardboard fabric. Press seam ring and embellished with a bit of faux holly. OCEANVIEW ONE MILLION BOARD FEET Nearly 160 acres overlooking TIMBER CRUISE allowances open. 1 Northern Curry County with view 6. Cut two rectangles of then again by ⁄2 inch to the fabric facing down and and pin around the edges. of Beautiful Pacific Ocean. fabric for pillow back, each enclose the raw edge; sew the pieces overlapped to 8. Sew around the entire Includes old house, power, huge 14-by-9 inches. Fold over along the long edge. make a 14-inch square. Lay pillow with a quarter-inch stand of merchantable timber. one of the long edges on 7. Lay the backing pieces the pillow top over the seam. Turn right side out Old homestead. 1 each piece by ⁄4 inch and flat, with the wrong side of backing, right side down, and insert pillow form. MLS#12405404 $$7795,00095,,000 .4 ACRES MIDDLE OF BANDON WEST SIDE 1939 BUNGALOW. New Interior Paint, New flooring. All appliances. Electric Heat. Nearly 1200 square feet, 2 Bedroom home. utility room. Detached double garage (used a photo studio) 2 carports, workshop. Home is nearby schools and shopping. Beautiful trees included. $ $1165,00065,,000 MLS#13431895 MLS# 13233546 $499,000 MLS# 13358843 $399,000 FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET. Bay COOS BAY CITY VIEW View Home overlooking Coos Bay. New WOW! 180 acre riverview (the river is across the road from the Beautiful riverfront (the river is across the road from the in 2009, contemporary style with property) ranchette. There are views from every window of this 4 attached decks & one patio & garden property) ranch, approx 15 acres pasture, approx 150 acres forest. deck for entertaining. 4 bedrooms, Large well maintained farmhouse with nice yard.A second custom home with two master suites. Professional landscaping, 2 baths, utility room, granite countertops riverview building site, 24x40 metal shop building, barn, year patio, dog yard, Trex deck overlooking the river. Large barn/shop throughout home. Wood main floor. around stream and the list goes on. building and fenced pasture. Second 2 bedroom, 1 bath home. Great sun, close to all that makes Coos Everything here is in tip-top shape! Bay special. Very chic plumbing and lighting fixtures. Private end of road $$ location. MLS#13006739 2219,00019,,000 5000+ SQ FT COMMERCIAL/ COQUILLE COMMERCIAL Recently remodeled OFFICE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY office building featuring over 5500 sq. ft. Grand Hall is 45’ x 29, 27 x 14. Conference Room, Seven Office spaces, Break room with kitchen, 3 ba. + 2 ADA compliant ba. Paved Parking with H space, Keycode Entry doors, Two ADA compliant. Airconditioned. Wiring for Phones/Computers/Fiberoptic feed available. MLS# 13415347 $295,000 Courtyard is covered and measures 40 x 20. $$ Seller will finance. MLS#13625219 Well maintained home with open floorplan with large covered 2248,00048,,000 front and back decks. RV and boat garage (38’x54’), Two-car oversized garage (30’x36’), fishcleaning area with bathroom and Nooww iiss tthehe ttimeime ttoo BBuy.uy. lawn/garden storage (12’x24’).Automatic security gate. 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Saturday, December 14,2013 • The World • C3 Real Estate-Finance Hackberry’s worth a Bringing the outside indoors: second look Picking the perfect tree

LEE REICH THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Needle Retention (With Needle Softness - Very soft The Associated Press Water) - Excellent Source: National Measure your space before Needle Softness - Very soft Christmas Tree Association you leave the house (don’t Make sure the tree you With many trees and Douglas Fir: shrubs now bereft of leaves forget to measure width), and choose is fresh. When pur- and flowers, more subtle bring your tape measure with Color - Green chasing a fresh Christmas aspects of the landscape come you! There’s nothing worse Branch Spacing - Tight tree, follow these guidelines into focus. A tree that many than finding the perfect tree, Heavy Ornaments - Yes to make sure your tree is the people hardly notice captures getting it home and realizing Fragrance - Excellent freshest possible: my full attention — specifical- it doesn’t fit in the house. Aim Needle Retention (With Perform a freshness test. If ly, its bark. for a tree that is about 1 foot Water) - Excellent you are choosing a fir, the Hackberry bark will not shorter than your ceiling; this Needle Softness - Very soft needles should break crisply. gives you a little extra space Pine needles do not break stop you in your tracks as does Fraser Fir: the dramatic, shiny red, peel- for a tree topper without hav- when fresh, but bend without ing bark of paperbark maple or ing to force it down into place. Color - Silvery breaking. Observe the tree the ghostly white bark of lace- Choose a species that Branch Spacing - and be on the lookout for bark pine. Hackberry bark meets your needs. Not all Moderate anything unusual: musty possesses a subtle beauty, trees have the same qualities, Heavy Ornaments - Rarely odor,wrinkled bark,excessive subtle even in a subtle land- so knowing what you want Fragrance - Very Good needle loss. Most important- scape. You have to recognize and need before shopping is Needle Retention (With ly,give the tree a fresh cut and the bark, then stop and really The Associated Press important. Some trees are Water) - Excellent get it in water within 45 min- look at it. The corky ridges of the hackberry’s bark have a subtle beauty,with crisp more fragrant than others, Needle Softness - Very soft utes. After 45 minutes, the some hold their needles bet- tree will likely reseal the Hackberry bark is at its best areas of light and shadow evocative of photographs of the lunar land- Scotch Pine: on a clear wintry day when no scape. ter, some have larger spaces stump and won’t take up any leafy canopy obstructs the between branches and have Color - Dark Green water. Also, ensure that the sun, and when the sun is low from the branches well into Pests? not to worry sturdier branches for larger Branch Spacing - Tight tree stand is always full. If it enough to glance sideways off winter. They are among the American elm gets Dutch ornaments, and some needles Heavy Ornaments - No empties and a new seal forms, the gray bark’s arranged preferred winter foods for elm disease, which has deci- are softer and less prickly Fragrance - Average the tree will need to be ridges. Take a look at the way wild turkeys. mated the species as a than others. Use the following Needle Retention (With removed from the stand and the bark’s corky ridges create landscape plant. Hackberry, information to choose the Water) - Excellent recut (not an easy task after crisp areas of light and shad- Elm-ish qualities besides having attractive bark right species for you: Needle Softness - Sharp the tree is decorated!). Right ow evocative of those sharp, In many respects, hack- and tasty fruits, is immune to White Pine: after getting the tree home, achromatic photographs of berry is similar to the Dutch elm disease. Balsam Fir: Color - Green put the tree in a bucket of the lunar landscape. American elm, to which it is Hackberry is prone to a Color - Dark Green Branch Spacing - Tight water in the garage for a day Hackberry, although native related. Although neither couple of diseases, notably Branch Spacing - Heavy Ornaments - No or two - trees can take up a throughout much of the U.S., plant has colorful flowers in nipple-gall on the leaves and Moderate Fragrance - Very Good couple of gallons of water in is not all that common a tree. the spring or blazing foliage in witches’ broom on branches Heavy Ornaments - No Needle Retention (With the first 48 hours after a fresh Pockets exist here and there, autumn, both these bottom- and twigs. These afflictions Fragrance - Excellent Water) - Excellent cut. often near waterways. land trees tolerate diverse soil cause some disfigurement, but Hackberry appeal goes conditions. Hackberry toler- not the death of the plant. ates even a greater range of I’m not suggesting planting beyond its bark environmental conditions hackberries now in the way Hackberry is also worth than does the elm, laughing American elms were planted in Go! attention in other seasons. It off drought, pollution and the 19th century, up and down bears a delectable fruit that wind. Both trees also are easy every street and in every park. Stay busy on the weekends. Find out where all the latest art and tastes like a date. to transplant, and grow rap- Such planting, especially if it music is. Unfortunately,the fruit is only idly. were just a single hackberry the size of a large pea and The quality for which the variety — Windy City or much of it is pit.Still it’s worth American elm is most loved, Prairie Pride, for instance — a nibble. and which hackberry also would invite disaster.A disease See Inside Saturday Birds also appreciate the possesses, is form. Both grow that found fertile ground could fruits.Birds that feed on hack- to become large, vase-shaped run rampant and denude the berries include cedar trees, majestic on their own landscape. waxwings, mockingbirds, or divine when planted in I do suggest that you keep American robins, bluebirds, rows on either side of an an eye out for hackberry trees, yellow-bellied sapsuckers, avenue, over which their especially now, and admire Cute Bungalow! northern flickers and quail. upper branches meet to form them. And, occasionally, plant The berries continue to hang a natural cathedral. one. 862 FERGUSON AVE., $159,000 Cute bungalow across the street from ball field Days in the life of a homeowner and near schools. Lots of character and charm with log cabin style floors and living room with beautiful built-ins. M LS#13227277 Humongous Health the dog’s kennel. days later that I noticed Insurance Co. It was during the blackout other leaves, mainly from Main Avenue Blvd. that I suffered the burns (see Bob’s oak trees, were threat- Probably, Del. appendix A) ening to clog my gutters. Sirs: to my arms HOUSE I got my extension ladder In answer to your query and the dog WORKS off the wall of the garage — regarding my claim for bites to my perhaps further damaging Jerry Worthen Donna Optiz Randy Hoffine injuries suffered last month: legs. He the shoulder — set it up and principal broker 791 Commercial Ave., Coos Bay • (541) 269-5263 broker principal broker Leaves had been falling doesn’t carried the blower/vac to www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com since late October, littering much like the roof. the lawn, filling the gutters fire either. Because I’m convinced I G! NG! and generally driving the Upon my will fall and kill myself LISTIN LISTI dog to distraction. He has to return from whenever I venture more NEW NEW bark at every one of them … the emer- than six feet off the ground, apparently. gency STEVE I am always very careful In any case, I decided it room, I about climbing on the roof. was time to do a little coiled the BATIE You, as an insurance com- cleanup, and because I’ve hose, in the pany, should appreciate been heavily opposed to rak- process slipping on the wet this. MLS# 13410278 MLS# 13035134 ing since childhood, I turned concrete patio, which Although it is why I’m all 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH to my trusty lawnmower. resulted in the broken pinkie the more puzzled by the North Bend near high school. Updated home with new Coquille on .87 acres. 1512 sqft house and 50x25 shop Because I’m also heavily finger, wrenched shoulder damage to the deck and the kitchen & open living area with double sided fireplace. with 25x25 room on shop 2nd floor. opposed to wasting our and mild concussion gutters, not to mention my $ 165,000 $ 249,000 nation’s precious natural (appendix B). broken left femur, shattered resources, my mower is a The mower was too far left forearm and second See all our listings & available rental properties at www.OregonBayProperties.com corded electric, electricity gone, but the fallen leaves concussion (appendix D). being an easily renewable still beckoned when my I hope this answers any OREGON BAY PROPERTIES, LLC energy source. neighbor Bob brought me questions you had. 1992 Sherman Ave., North Bend (Never mind that most of home from the clinic. Sincerely, Office: 541.808.2010 BROOKE YUSSIM, CRS it is produced by coal-burn- Luckily, I could fall back on Steve [email protected] Principal Broker/Owner ing and nuclear power my trusty blower/vac. A few PS: If it wouldn’t be too 541.290.0881 Cell plants; it wouldn’t HAVE to twists of electrical tape and much trouble, could you be done that way. We could, the tattered drop cord was walk a copy of this letter for example, harness the almost as good as new. down the hall to energy of the neighborhood Work progressed apace Humungous Home children. I’m thinking rows for nearly half an hour as I Insurance Co. Those folks of stationary bikes with tiny sucked dead leaves through had some questions about generators.) the impeller and filled the replacing the mower, repair- HHoomeommee fforfoorr tthethhee HHolidays!Hoolliiddaayyss!! I wrestled the mower out collection bag repeatedly — ing the kennel and deck, NEW KITCHEN! CHARMING HOME! INCOME PROPERTY! of the garage, plugged in its although I now realize haul- rehanging gutters, etc. cord and went to work. I ing around the bag may have Send your questions to: apparently blacked out dur- aggravated my shoulder HouseWorks, P.O. Box ing the ensuing rain of injury (appendix C). 81609, Lincoln, NE 68501, or sparks, but I awoke in time It was when Bob brought email: houseworks@jour- MLS# 13394104 MLS# 13279660 MLS# 13323153 to turn the garden hose on me home from rehab a few nalstar.com. 3650 Edgewood, North Bend 654 N. Morrison, Coos Bay 886 Johnson, Coos Bay Nice big home in Edgewood full of great features. Just refreshed Nice family home near area of newer homes. Nice home with a breezeway attached apartment. and move-in ready. Large family room. Nice Master with half bath. Nicely remodeled with oak kitchen cabinets and Both have wood stoves. Fruit trees in easy care BBQ friendly deck in the back yard. RV parking with 30 amp vinyl siding. Also features an extra deep garage yard and great backyard patio with outdoor fireplace. Contents are prepared by the Advertising service. Pellet stove for efficiency. New kitchen being installed. and bath with Jacuzzi tub. Has a large attic for Tons of parking and a carport. Live in the house and Pick your finishes now! What more could you want? storage or can be more living space. let the apartment pay for part of your mortgage! Must see! Department with contributions from local housing $189,000 $189,000 Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by $139,000 contributors belong to the writers and may not L OTS OF SPACE! CLOSE-IN COUNTRY! NEW LISTING! Home Finder represent official views of their employers or A weekly advertising professional associations. Nothing in this supplement published publication may be reproduced in any manner without the specific written permission of the by The World publisher. MLS# 13235498 MLS# 13519811 MLS# 13461257 Advertising Department 1675 Woodland Dr., Coos Bay 63294 Idaho Drive, Coos Bay 1201 Lockhart, Coos Bay EQUAL Large home with hardwood floors, plenty of space, storage Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in a beautiful setting Country in town! 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with huge fenced on 1.25 acres. Attached two car garage with fenced HOUSING with a covered patio off daylight basement, fenced backyard backyard. Huge beautiful front yard. Washer and dryer yard with drive thru if desired. Two car attached garage and and deck off of main level. Garage. Great location near included. Large master suite with ensuite bath. Feels like additional one car detached with shop. One car carport. OPPORTUNITY North Bend Medical Center. Heat pump. Creek in backyard. you’re in the country, but only a couple of minutes from Decks galore for great outdoor living. Lots of trees in backyard. 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Assemblies of God Christian Science Grace International Pentecostal of God FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G Building a Christ Centered Family 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0822 South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am Rev. Betty and Russell Bazzell, Pastors Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org 541-751-9059 Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm

Baptist Church of Christ Jewish EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HERE! 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” This could be your church Sunday School 9:30am Shabbat Service Morning Worship Service 10:45 am Bob Lentz, Minister (541) 267-6021 information. Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm 775 W. Donnelly Ave. Friday, December 13th, 7:00pm Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm led by Rabbi Jackie Brodsky CALL VALERIE TODAY! Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm 123 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Thursday Night Youth Group 7:00pm For more info call 541-266-0470 Signing for Hearing Impaired *** Also, Nursery Available www.mayimshalom.org

YOUR CHURCH HERE! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST Presbyterian 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay An American Baptist Church 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 This could be your church Pastor Gary Rice Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am information. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm CALL VALERIE TODAY! Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm Where You Can Find A Friend Sunday School...... 9:15 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm Lutheran Combined Youth Group (Sunday) ...... 6 pm-7:00 pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.) Pastor J. L. Coffey 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 www.firstbaptistnb.org NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School...... 9:45 am 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm Pastor Gary L. Robertson Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Pastor Quintin Cundiff Reformed Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am Sunday Worship (Fall/Winter schedule)...... 10:30 am SOUTHERN BAPTIST Sunday Bible Study for all ages ...... 11:45 am Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm Wednesday Advent Service...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm C hrist Lutheran School NOW ENROLLING - H OPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH preschool through 6th grade “Building People Through Biblical Values” www.clcs-cb.org 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 Community Churches FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School ...... 9:45 am (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) Morning Service ...... 11:00 am www.sbcnb.org Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend Office Hours...... Mon.-Fri. 8:45-11:45 am Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Rob Douglass, Nancy Goodman. Sunday School ...... 9:15 am Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) Adult Study ...... 9:00 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Salvation Army Sunday Worship Celebration...... 9:00 am & 11:00 am faithlutheran-nb.org Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Sunday School...... 9:00 am Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 THE SALVATION ARMY Catholic WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND Eckankar 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 NEW SCHEDULE 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 WORSHIP HOURS (West off Broadway) ECKANKAR Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am Worship Service...... 8:30 am & 11:00 am Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am MASSES: “Finding Freedom in an Sunday School...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Sunday: 8:00 am & 12:00 pm Imperfect World” Confessions: Saturday 3-3:45 pm or by appointment A special celebration of the Light and Sound of God All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Sunday 15th, 11:00am - Noon Coos Bay Library, Cedar Room Seventh-day Adventist Church Call 541-756-2255 • 1-888-LOVE GOD www.eckankar.org Methodist COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST ST. MONICA - COOS BAY 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 357 S. 6th St. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MASSES: Come Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am Worship Service...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Worship Service...... 11:00 am Spanish Mass: 1 pm Communion 1st Sunday of each month - Pastor Ken Williams Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Worship Handicapped Accessible Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org With Us Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available Episcopal Unitarian Universalist YOUR CHURCH HERE! UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) This could be your church 541-756-6959 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP information. Rev. Stephen A. 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The DILBERT Saturday, December 14,2013 • The World • C5 rules of regifting

Two weeks until Christmas. That’s right, I FRANK AND ERNEST said it. Start thinking it over. And while you’re doing that, allow me to whisper just one word in your ear: Regifting. The act of regifting — passing on as new a gift someone else gave you — is controversial, but only because of those who do a notice- EVERYDAY ably bad CHEAPSKATE job of it. After all, THE BORN LOSER if every act of regifting were carried out flaw- lessly, no one Mary would Hunt have the occasion to find it ZITS distasteful. And that brings me to the first Rule of Regifting: ■ Never admit to regift- ing. If your friends know you’re a regifter, you’ll find yourself in the unpleasant situation of explaining why regifting is different from not caring. Worse, they will be suspicious of the gifts you give them. It’s best to keep regifting com- CLASSIC PEANUTS pletely to yourself. ■ Designate a location. Keep regifts in a conven- ient, albeit secret, place in THE FAMILY CIRCUS a special box or cupboard with extra wrapping paper and ribbon. Some people shop for gifts in depart- ment stores. Never under- estimate the utility of a gift stash that allows you to shop at home. ■ Have a heart. Any gift FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE made especially for you or given to you by a parent, child or close relative can- not be regifted. Even if it’s not ideal, consider its sen- timental value. Don’t even think of regifting. It just wouldn’t be right. ■ Label all regifts. Do this as soon as you deter- mine you’ve received a regift to avoid the heart- break of backgifting — giv- ing someone a gift they ROSE IS ROSE gave you. Simply make a detailed note of where this item originated. ■ Check again. You can- not be too careful. Let’s say the gift is a book. Take a peek to make sure it has not been inscribed to you. If it’s a boxed gift, make sure the gift tag has not dropped inside the box. These are the careless acts that give regifting a bad LUANN name. ■ No telltale signs. A regift must look brand- new. If the box is damaged or shows any signs that it has been opened, it does not qualify as a regift. ■ Not remotely acquainted. Your regiftee must not in any way be acquainted with anyone in the circle of friends or rel- atives of the person who GRIZZWELLS gave this to you. Refer to rules 3 and 4 above. ■ If there’s a time you want to use new paper and ribbon, it's on a regift. Anything else is a dead giveaway. ■ No matter how you feel about it. The practice of regifting is here to stay. If you participate, do it well. ■ Want to make sure your gift doesn’t land in someone’s regift box? Put a little thought and effort into it to make sure it is something the receiver will MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN truly enjoy — not just something that let’s you mark another name off your list. Mary invites questions at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com, or c/o Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. This column will answer questions of general inter- est, but letters cannot be answered individually. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website and the author of “7 Money Rules for Life,”released in 2012. To find out more about Mary and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. C6• The World • Saturday, December 14,2013 Cl ass if i eds

Theworldlink.com/classifieds Employment 213 General 213 General Value 227 Ads Elderly Care 601 Apartments FREE Value AdsHARMONY HOMECARE 200 Independent Contract Real Estate Cedar Grove Apts. in North Bend “Quality Caregivers provide $35.00 $12.00 Carrier Newspaper $15.00 currently has a 3 bdr. vacant unit. Assisted living in your home”. 500 Income to qualify, credit and $5.00 $12.00 Delivery Routes 541-260-1788 $45.00 criminal background $15.00 check 204 Banking $17.00 Current 541-267-6278 Openings in $20.00501 Commercial required. Call Tina at 541-267-6278NORTH BEND, 541-756-1822 or come in at $7.00 $55.00 EASTSIDE & LAKESIDE Business PUBLISHER’S NOTICE 2090 Inland Dr. North Bend. Route profit depends on area of All real estate advertising $59.95in this service. Licensed driver must be newspaper is subject to the Fair 5 DAYS CLASSIFIED We are excited to announce an 300 18 with insured vehicle. Hours of Housing Act which makes it illegal available position for a PUBLISHING IS BACK!! to advertise “any preference, limita- delivery by 5pm Monday through Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Full-Time Teller tions or discrimination based on Thursday and by 8 am Saturday. Thursday & Saturday in Reedsport, Oregon. Salary The Mill Casino Hotel & RV Park Contact Susana Norton at 304 Financing race, color, religion, sex, handicap, Range: $ 9.00 - $17.00 EOE. is a progressive leader in fun, 541-269-1222 ext. 255 or $$EASY QUALIFYING real estate familial status or national origin, or For more details please friendly entertainment and [email protected] equity loans. Credit no problem. an intention, to make any such apply online: we have the Oregon Land Mortgage. preference, limitation or discrimina- www.myfirstccu.org following exciting opportunities: Retired RV couple for a 541-267-2776. ML-4645. tion.” Familial status includes chil- permanent assistant mgr’s dren under the age of 18 living with  Banquet Bartender position at the Bandon RV Park. 3 parents or legal custodians, preg- 211 Health Care  Prep-Cook days per week. Position offers: 306 Jobs Wanted nant women and people securing  Line Cook Salary, commission, full hook up custody of children under 18. “Caregivers Needed  Steward RV space with wi-fi and catv, free Home owners Winterize now! Gut- This newspaper will not knowingly  ters, Roof Moss Removal, Slick accept any advertising for real es- for Coos Bay and Busser laundry, merchandise at cost and  Server a month’s paid vacation. Decks, Free Estimates. Call tate which is in violation of the law. surrounding area.”  Restaurant Supervisor Apply at 935 2nd street SE (hwy 541-260-6012. Master Blasters Our readers are hereby informed If you are a qualified, responsi-  EVS Technician 101) Bandon, Or. 541-347-4122. that all dwellings advertised in this ble individual who wants to work  Cage Relief Supervisor Ask for Mike or Cheryl Interest List for future openings: newspaper are available on an Real Estate/Rentals Independent Contract with a Christian based in-home equal opportunity basis. To com- (Includes Photo) care agency that is contracted Comprehensive health benefits, The City of Florence Newspaper Carrier. plain of discrimination call HUD Contact Susana Norton at through DHS/VA, we have an paid time off, 401K and more! is requesting proposals for catering toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The Good opportunity for you if you meet Please visit our website 541-269-1222 ext. 255 toll-free telephone number for the services for the Florence Events 6 lines -5 days $45.00 the following qualifications. www.themillcasino.com Center (FEC). Interested parties hearing impaired is 1.Reliable transportation with to apply or submit resume to ONCE A WEEK DELIVERY 1-800-927-9275. can view and download a Request Better insurance [email protected]. for Proposal (RFP) application The World Link- Free Paper. 2. High school or GED diploma. by visiting Contact Susana Norton at 6 lines - 10 days i $55.00 3. Neat appearance Tribal preference provided. Must www.eventcenter.org 541-269-1222 ext. 255 4. Pass a criminal and drug test. pass background and drug test. Best 5. 18 years or older. or by contacting the Florence (includes boxing) 6. Willing to work PT/FT Events Center at 541.997-1994 6 lines - 20 days $69.95 Call Donna at 541-808-2355, Opening date for proposals is M-F, 9-3 pm. Greenberry Industrial is seeking Notices Welders, Fitters, and QC Inspec- December 4th and closing date is 506 Manufactured All ads will appear in January 10th at 4:00 pm 400 The World, Bandon Western World, tors for fabrication shops in Reedsport: 14x66 Foot Single Corvallis,OR Vancouver,WA and Umpqua Post, The World link, 213 General wide, 2 bedroom 1 bath New theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. Ferndale,WA. Fabricators and in- 215 Sales Kitchen and Laundry Room in stallers of Structural Steel, Tanks, 403 Found 2007. Storage Buildings too!! Experience Handyman needed Vessels, and Piping. For more info Digital Sales Consultant $11,600. Call 541-961-9615 for 14 unit apartment complex in visit www.greenberry.com or call Found: Ring in the Coos Bay 604 Homes Unfurnished North Bend/ Glasgow area. 360-567-0006. Send resume to Bi-Mart parking lot Saturday the 7th Looking for a rewarding and Coquille: 3 bed, 1 bath, rural, Part time. 541-759-4380 [email protected] of December. Call 541-294-0659. exciting sales career in Digital close to town, clean. Wood and Media? TownNews.com is 5 DAYS CLASSIFIED Rentals electric heat. No smoking. $750/mo plus $750 cleaning deposit. looking for energetic, enthusiastic, PUBLISHING IS BACK!! COOS COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH self-motivated, sales leaders to 600 541-290-3113 travel nationwide assisting Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, newspapers in selling online Thursday & Saturday COQUILLE: 991 West 16th. Clean EHR TECHNICIAN advertising. 601 Apartments and up dated small 2 bedroom ideal Merchandise for single or couple. W/D hook-ups. Maintain and troubleshoot EHR Relocation is not necessary for under $200 total Available Now! 3 bed. Townhouse No smoking, small pet negotiable. software. Working knowledge of this high-powered sales digital 4 lines - 3 days - Free in a park like setting. $595/mth + $800. dep. 541-290-6255. media sales professional Stove/Fridge/Drapes. W/D Hook Microsoft SQL and Office, opportunity. The perfect ups W/G pd. $530. Apply at 324 Available now: lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath, candidate will thrive on closing Ackerman .541-888-4762 N/B, near college. Appliances sepa- Crystal Reporting, Web Browsers. new business, excel at seizing rate laundry room w/Skylights, Fenced yard, insulated Dbl. Garage, w/lots of multiple sales opportunities APARTMENTS Ability to Communicate effectively across a diverse customer base, shelves. Fireplace, Deck, View. $1145 AVAILABLE plus Deposits. 541-756-7122 and work independently. provide digital media sales Found & Found Pets training, strategies and solutions, Sleeping Room C.B. $195. **EOE** and effectively function in an 5 lines - 5 days - Free Small Studio C.B. $350. Charleston/Coos Bay. 3 BR, 2 BA entrepreneurial sales Studio N.B. $425. House. 2 car garage. Large lot with County application required. environment. Lost & Lost Pets Small 1 Bedroom C.B. $450 Fruit trees. Pets allowed. $925/mo. Visit www.co.coos.or.us for Application or 5 lines - 5 days Large 1 Bedroom C.B. $495. + $1500 deposit. 541-290-4668. Can you demonstrate a strong 2 Bedroom House C.B. $775. Clean 2+ BR. 1 Bth. Unfurnished contact HR at 250 Baxter, Coquille, OR selling track record in digital All free ads will appear in Call for info. home in North Bend w/sun porch, gar- media advertising, including The World, Bandon Western World, 541-297-4834 age. Wind free area near Simpson 97423 banners, search, and web Umpqua Post, The World link, Park. Wood Stove, Appliances, dish- development? Do you have theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. Willett Investment (541) 756-7581 washer, W/D hook ups. $800 first, proven one on one training skills? Properties last. Call Brooks at 541-808-1009 Closes December 27, 2013 Outstanding energy communica- tion skills? Have you shown an 404 Lost innovative approach to growing Coos Bay Large 2 bedroom, Clean 3 bedroom home. Appli- new revenue? If so, apply now? LOST: Customer Wood Cane. Last 1 bath, bay view, W/S/G paid. ances, 2 car Garage, new Dish- known possession was at Coos On-site laundry. No smoking. washer, Carpet and wood stove The World Newspaper is seeking a motivated individual to join our  advertising graphic design team. The selected individual will have Receive base salary plus Bay Bi-mart December 04. Reward No pets, $525/mo + $525 dep. $850mo. No animals, no smoking commission offered. Call 541-396-4552 541-297-6069 541-756-3957 experience in Adobe InDesign and/or Quark Xpress, Photoshop and  50% to 60% travel required Illustrator. Prior design experience preferred. Display excellent  Excellent communication and written and verbal communication skills, organization, attention to organization skills are a must detail, effective teamwork skills, and professional conduct. The ability  Proficient in MS Office to work on multiple tasks under tight daily deadlines is a must.  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All applicants competitive salary and benefit considered for employment must pass a post-offer drug screen package and the opportunity to and background check prior to commencing employment. grow your skills within a company on the leading edge of For more information and to apply please go to technology. Check us out at www.theworldlink.com/workhere www.townnews.com

We are a drug-free, equal opportunity employer. Sales Account Executive

The World is seeking another member for our great team of sales professionals. We are looking for an experienced, outgoing, creative, detail-oriented individual to join our team of professional advertising representatives and creative staff. As a sales consultant with The World you will handle an established account list while pursuing new business. You will (Confederated Tribes of manage the creation, design and Coos • Lower Umpqua • Siuslaw Indians) implementation of advertising is now hiring! campaigns as well as identify, create and implement product strategies. You will make multi-media presentations, work Planning Assistant with the public and must have a proactive approach to customer service.

Grant Specialist As part of Lee Enterprises, The World offers excellent earnings We offer qualified Team Members: potential and a full benefits package, along with a professional and comfortable work • 401(k) Deferred Compensation Plan • Long-Term Disability environment focused on growth • Health, Dental Insurance • Paid Time Off (PTO) opportunities for employees. We • Life Insurance • Vacation are an equal opportunity, • Short-Term Disability • Sick Time drug-free workplace and all applicants considered for employment must pass a We want hire friendly, conscientious people who care about post-offer drug screen and other people and want to be on a winning team. background/DMV check prior to commencing employment.

Please apply online at E-mail: [email protected] http://www.lee.net/careers. for detailed job description & an employment application! Care Giving 1245 Fulton Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 225

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8-27-12 Saturday, December 14,2013 • The World • C7 604 Homes Unfurnished 701 Furniture 707 Tools 753 Bazaars 903 Boats 915 Used Cars Coos Bay - 517 1/2 Marble. Small 5 DAYS CLASSIFIED Harding Production Lathe with a 5 DAYS CLASSIFIED 15’ Bayrunner, center console, easy one bedroom cottage, appliances, turrete cross feed with some tooling load galv. trailer 13” tires, heavy duty quiet complex,Garbage pd. $495/mth PUBLISHING IS BACK!! 5C collet. $1000. 541-756-5109 PUBLISHING IS BACK!! fitted cover 30 HP Honda $6250. OBO Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, WHOLESALE + $600 deposit. No smoking 541756-2865 541-290-6255 Thursday & Saturday 710 Miscellaneous Thursday & Saturday Look at a great view of Bay, 2 909 Misc. Auto Beautiful handmade Myrtlewood crib PERIOD! bdrm. 1 bath home, Lg Kit. lots of boards with drawer, pegs & cards. cabs, dbl gar. Large work bench Great Christmas Gift $40 each HONDA WORLDWORLD and cabs, just over NB bridge, H20 541-756-2141 GAS MISER! pd. $775 mo. lease. 541-267-2508 Eight place setting dishes - NEW 612 Townhouse/Condo Merchandise Item - $75.00 Call 541-396-1522 Good Like new!! Eureka easy clean BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES light-weight bag-less vacuum;uses 5 lines - 5 days $8.00 dust cup; 15’ cord;model 160 $10,990 Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, 2012 Prius C view of bay and bridge. series;541-271-0508; Reedsport 2007 Honda Pilot EXL Garage Sale / Bazaars 4x4, Leather, Moonroof, Nav. System Was 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Better $25.00 obo #14028B $19,113 $16,800 T1600 Tamarac 541-759-4380 5 lines - 10 days $12.00 WANTED: All or any unwanted scrap metal items whatsoever. Free pick-up. Good Best Open 7 days. 541-297-0271. 5 lines - 1 day $12.00 TOO CUTE - SPORTY! (includes a photo & boxing) Other Stuff 6 lines -15 days $17.00 Better 700 (includes boxing) All ads will appear in Market Place 5 lines - 2 days $15.00 $12,990 The World, Bandon Western World, $12,990 750 2000 Ford F150 4x4 Ext Cab Umpqua Post, The World link, Best Lariat, 1 Owner, Leather, Low Miles theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. 2006 Mazda Miata 701 Furniture (includes boxing) #B3436/A65439 DID you know you could FAX Was 20 nice padded church chairs, 6 lines - 3 days $20.00 $12,550 The World your ad at 541-267-0294. $15,133 P4388 Could be used for office or meetings 703 Lawn/Garden room. $20 each 541-396-6402. All ads will appear in Gemini 6x6 Storage shed with snap The World, Bandon Western World, FOR BIG BOYS! Mint condition Roll Top Desk together floor panels. 2 1/2 year old. Umpqua Post, The World link, 20x33x43 Call 541-751-8080. $350 includes cider block foundation. theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. $15,990 You move before December 31th. Oak Dinning Room Table ex- 2004 Dodge Quad Cab 4x4 541-217-1309 Hemi, V8, SLT, 1 Owner, Low Miles. tends to 6’ - $200. Oak Hutch - 754 Garage Sales #B3437/502439 $200. call 541-396-1522 707 Tools COOS BAY: 2010 Tundra DCAB LTD Queen Hide- a- bed, like new $100. 4WD, Leather Mens Garage Sale Fri. & Sat. 10 - call 541-266-7096 Was 20” Vibro-Lap 3 Shop Smith, Delta jointer, Misc. $39,346 $29,850 2267A tools, electronics - 1740 28th Ct. SOLID OAK - 8 drawer Roll Top 2 Pans - 1 fine, 1 coarse Desk -Excellent Condition $350. New bearings and belt. $900. $16,990 Call 541-756-5109 LOW MILES! 541-396- 1522 756 Wood/Heating 2005 Chevy Colorado Crew Cab 4x4 Low Miles, Auto, SLE. #B3431/214442 RUGER MINI 14 Rifle Used very little $650 call 541-808-8968 2002 Toyota Corolla The very best SEASONED HARD- Was $3,997 WOOD, no green wood. $210 cord, $18,990 $5,987 B2005B includes delivery. 4x4x8. 2009 Honda CRV LX 541-751-0766. 4x4, 18K Miles, 1 Owner. #B3392A www.coosbaytoyota.com 1-877-251-3017 Pets/Animals HWY. 101 - 2001 N. BAYSHORE DR. 800 $18,990 918 Vans 2008 Chevy Silverado 4x4 WANTED: 801 Birds/Fish LWB, Reg Cab, LT, 5.3 V8, Power Windows, 6700 Miles, More #B3435/165864 Full size Ford Van 5 DAYS CLASSIFIED with 6 cylinder motor. PUBLISHING IS BACK!! 541-297-4834 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday $20,990 2011 Honda CRV LX 4x4 Legals 9K Miles, Auto, 1 Owner. #14025A 100

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON $24,990 FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 2007 Acura MDX Leather, Moonroof, Low Miles Case No. 13PB0114 Pets (Includes a Photo) #B3434/533837 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS Good 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay 5 lines - 5 days $12.00 HondaWorld.com In the Matter of the Estate of: 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 DORIS BERNICE HEINITZ, Better Deceased. 5 lines - 10 days $17.00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Best (includes boxing) 911 RV/Motor Homes undersigned has been appointed per- sonal representative. All persons hav- 6 lines - 15 days $25.00 ing claims against the estate are re- quired to present them, with vouchers All ads will appear in attached, to the undersigned personal The World, Bandon Western World, representative at PO Box 547, North Umpqua Post, The World link, Bend, Oregon, 97459, within four theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. months after the date of first publica- tions of this notice, or the claims may 1995 30’ GulfStream Sunsport 454 be barred. 802 Cats Chevy in excellent mechanical, in- terior & exterior condition. No leaks All persons whose rights may be af- and new extras. $9,500.00 fected by the proceedings may obtain 541-266-9134 additional information from the records of the Court, the personal representa- tive, or the lawyer for the personal 915 Used Cars representative, Patrick M. Terry.

Dated and first published on Decem- Kohl’s Cat House ber 14, 2013. Adoptions on site. 541-294-3876 ______Steven David Heinitz Personal Representative

808 Pet Care PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Steven David Heinitz Pet Cremation 2008 Toyota Camry LE, PO Box 304 541-267-3131 44,000 mi. 1 owner, garaged, Saratoga, WY 82331 michelin tires, pristine showroom Telephone (970) 227-2405 condition, all service records.  VALERIE’S CUSHY $12,600. 541-267-5238,or LAWYER FOR K-9 CARE 541-297-1745 PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Patrick M. Terry, OSB#025730 Cozy- warm, In-Home Care DID you know you could FAX PO Box 547 for your Pampered Pooch. The World your ad at 541-267-0294. North Bend, OR 97459 Short & Long Term. Telephone (541) 756-2056 Taking holiday bookings. Fax (541) 756-2092 541-290-7884 PUBLISHED: The World - December 14, 21 and 28, 2013 (ID-2024424)

Equipment IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 825 THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS PROBATE DEPARTMENT

828 Logging Case No.: 13PB0283 NOTICE TO OREGON CHOPSTICK, LLC. INTERESTED PERSONS Wanting to buy Timber and Timber Land. Call Tim Cummins@ BRIDGE 541-430-5194 or email [email protected] George Bernard Shaw said, “A life declarer plan the play? spent making mistakes is not only The South hand is very honorable, more honorable but more useful than a with, in Chicago and rubber-bridge life spent doing nothing.” scoring, 150 in aces and 150 in At the bridge table, we make a lot spades. It also has 11 winners. Can of mistakes. But with luck, as we gain partner produce an extra trick or two? experience, we make fewer of them. In this auction, South’s jump to This week, we have been handling the three spades showed a solid suit, set 901 ATVs trump suit. Here is one last example — that suit as trumps, and asked partner let’s get it right! if he had anything. North’s raise to four 5 DAYS CLASSIFIED West leads the diamond king spades denied an ace or a king. PUBLISHING IS BACK!! against six spades. How should South’s leap to six spades was under- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, standable, although risky Thursday & Saturday with those two losing dia- monds. South must discard one diamond from the dummy on his third top heart and ruff his last diamond in the dummy. He wins with his diamond ace, cashes the three top hearts, and exits with a diamond. He takes Auto - Vehicles the next trick and ruffs his Boats -Trailers last diamond with dummy’s spade eight, so Good there’s no risk of an over- 6 lines - 5 days $15.00 ruff. Then he draws trumps and claims. Better Finally, note that this is (includes photo) one deal in which the very 6 lines - 10 days $20.00 bad trump split was lucky. Best If West had been able to (includes photo & boxing) lead a trump, and the 6 lines - 15 days $25.00 defender who took the diamond trick could have All ads will appear in led another trump, the The World, Bandon Western World, Umpqua Post, The World link, slam would have failed. theworldlink.com and Smart Mobile. C6• The World • Saturday, December 14,2013

entire amount then due, other than In the matter of the Estate of: 2. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: such portion of the principal as would CANCER (June 21-July 22) for now.Your time is better spent CONNIE M. LUCAS, The real property is described as fol- not then be due had no default oc- — Don’t question someone in a reading or meeting up with Decedent. lows: curred, by curing any other default position of authority. Listen care- friends and colleagues who pro- As described in the attached Exhibit that is capable of being cured by ten- fully and assess the situation vide mental stimulation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A. dering the performance required under before making a decision that PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) KENT R. LUCAS has been appointed the obligation or Trust Deed and by could prove costly. Don’t be — Traveling or group activities personal representative. All persons Exhibit A paying all costs and expenses actu- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2013 having claims against the estate are ally incurred in enforcing the obligation afraid of ideas that some think will foster new partnerships. You must take responsibility unusual — get the facts and Avoid investing in moneymaking required to present them, with vouch- LEGAL DESCRIPTION and Trust Deed, together with the for your actions and make some ers attached, to the personal repre- trustee’s and attorney’s fees not ex- trust your gut. schemes. Be sure to consult with sentative at P.O. Box 1006, North Beginning at the Southeast corner of ceeding the amount provided in ORS long overdue changes in the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — a financial adviser before you Bend, Oregon 97459, within four Block 7, First Addition to Englewood 86.753. coming months. It wouldn’t hurt Welcome any change or chal- open your wallet. months after the date of first publica- Heights, Coos County, Oregon; to try new things and visit new lenge that comes your way. You ARIES (March 21-April 19) tion of this notice, or the claims may thence North 0° 02’ East 80 feet to the You may reach the Oregon State places. You need to assert con- be barred. Northeast corner of said Block 7; Bar’s Lawyer Referral Service at are up for any competition you — Seek a promotion or a more trol over your circumstances and face, and Lady Luck is in your lucrative position at work. Be thence North 79° 22’ East along the 503-684-3763 or toll-free in Oregon at learn how to transform negative All persons whose rights may be af- South erly boundary of Idaho Drive 800-452-7636 or you may visit its corner. A friendly get-together wary of competition — peers fected by the proceedings may obtain 150 feet; thence South 0° 02’ West website at: www.osbar.org. Legal as- situations. If you do, you’ll like will help you make an important may try to make you look bad. If additional information from the records 110 feet, more or less, to the South sistance may be available if you have the results. decision. you take special care to avoid of the court, the personal representa- boundary of Block 6 of said First Addi- a low income and meet federal pov- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) being criticized, affairs will work tive, or the attorneys for the personal tion to Englewood Heights; thence erty guidelines. For more information Dec. 21) — Make a point to visit — Don’t let emotional issues out well. representative, Stebbins & Coffey, North 89° 45’ West along the South and a directory of legal aid programs, destinations that promise excite- P.O. Box 1006, North Bend, Oregon boundary of said Block 6 for a dis- go to http://www.oregonlawhelp.org. spin out of control. Be careful TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ment and adventure. Trips or what you say, or you may have — Now is not the time to worry 97459. tance of 150 feet, more or less to the projects that you’ve been con- point of beginning, being a portion of Any questions regarding this matter regrets. Stick to your plans, but about your personal life. Focus Dated and first published December Block 6 of said First Addition to Engle- should be directed to Lisa Summers, sidering should be further don’t push your agenda on oth- on your professional goals, and 14, 2013. wood Heights. Paralegal, (541) 686-0344 explored. The winds are shifting ers. you’ll be amazed by what you (TS #07754.30460). in your favor, so let out your sails. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — can accomplish. KENT R. LUCAS, 3. RECORDING. The Trust Deed was CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Personal Representative recorded as follows: DATED: October 10, 2013. You should closely examine GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) — Completing projects in a some personal problems and — If you get out and meet like- Date Recorded: August 1, 2006 timely manner will be key to your PUBLISHED: The World - December Recording No.: 2006-10449 /s/ Nancy K. Cary discuss your concerns with the minded people, you could 14, 21 and 28, 2013 (ID-20244429) Official Records of Coos County, Ore- ______peace of mind today. Avoid any- people affected by them. A expand your network of friends. gon Nancy K. Cary, Successor Trustee one holding you back. Don’t change is in order, and your It is also a very good time to con- NOTICE OF CORPORATION Hershner Hunter, LLP invite change if you don’t want it. inclination to procrastinate must sider expanding your family or DISSOLUTION 4. DEFAULT. The Grantor or any P.O. Box 1475 Have patience with others, but not stop you from making a deci- circle of loved ones. other person obligated on the Trust Eugene, OR 97440 don’t let them slow you down. Deed and Promissory Note secured sion. CANCER (June 21-July 22) The Oregon Corporation known as AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Opportunities for partner- KIDS PLACE FARMS, INC. has filed thereby is in default and the Benefi- PUBLISHED: The World- December 19) — You’ll need to keep a close Articles of Dissolution with the Secre- ciary seeks to foreclose the Trust 07, 14, 21 and 28, 2013 — A joint financial deal could ships abound among the right Deed for failure to pay: Monthly pay- (ID-20243773) watch over your wallet today. have underlying problems. Don’t people. Now is the time to make tary of State and advises that any per- Spend less and get more by tak- son with claims against the Oregon ments in the amount of $1,204.53 take a risk when you can do bet- a difference through involvement Corporation must present them to each, due the first of each month, for ing the time to look for bargains. ter acting independently. in humanitarian ventures. Take a Bonnie Iverson at P.O. Box 346, the months of May 2013 through Oc- Your goals can be met if you use tober 2013; plus late charges and ad- Conservative steps will keep you measured, rational approach Bandon, Oregon. The claimant must S MALL your head. A change will do you out of trouble. when dealing with children. set forth the basis of the claim. Note: vances; plus any unpaid real property good. taxes or liens, plus interest. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — any claim against the Corporation will PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) be barred unless a proceeding to en- MONDAY, DEC. 16, 2013 Your work rather than home life 5. AMOUNT DUE. The amount due on B USINESS — You’ll face opposition and force the claim is commenced within This is the year to fight for is where you will shine most right five (5) years after publication of this the Note which is secured by the Trust argumentative individuals who what’s yours. Past limitations now, so focus your energy there. Notice. Deed referred to herein is: Principal will try to manipulate your emo- have lifted, and it’s high time that But don’t neglect your domestic balance in the amount of $134,529.54; O WNERS : tions. Take care of personal and plus interest at the rate of 5.6500% you got your house in order. responsibilities entirely — try to Dated:December 14, 2013 financial paperwork that needs Learn from experience and maintain a balance. per annum from April 1, 2013; plus to be dealt with before the year late charges of $288.57; plus ad- avoid situations that seem too VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PUBLISHED: The World - December Find your niche comes to a close. 14, 2014 (ID-20244233) vances and foreclosure attorney fees risky. Use your instincts and fol- — Plan to travel, whether for and costs. here! Tell them ARIES (March 21-April 19) low your intuition. business or pleasure. Self- — Don’t slack off when action is SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- improvement efforts will make TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE 6. SALE OF PROPERTY. The Trus- what your the order of the day. Physical tee hereby states that the property will Dec. 21) — You may get an you feel good and boost your The Trustee under the terms of the activity will motivate you to get opportunity to meet people who aesthetic appeal. Make deci- be sold to satisfy the obligations se- business has to cracking when it comes to your Trust Deed described herein, at the di- cured by the Trust Deed. A Trustee’s can help you reach your career sions while free from outside rection of the Beneficiary, hereby Notice of Default and Election to Sell offer on the professional affairs as well. Stick goals. You’ll need to mount a influence. elects to sell the property described in Under Terms of Trust Deed has been to a set budget. massive charm offensive if you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — the Trust Deed to satisfy the obliga- recorded in the Official Records of Bulletin Board. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) tions secured thereby. Pursuant to want to bolster your reputation. Pay attention to nutrition, as Coos County, Oregon. — It’s a good day to update your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. unwanted weight gain is likely at ORS 86.745, the following information Affordable look or expand your interests. is provided: 7. TIME OF SALE. 19) — Your moodiness and this time. Maintain a healthy and advertising Get involved in something that changing attitudes may alienate active routine. You can take con- will give you more personal, spir- 1. PARTIES: Date: February 20, 2014 customized just you from friends and family. Be trol if you pay attention and are Time: 11:00 a.m. itual or professional options. End careful what you say.Try to avoid willing to work at it. Grantor: GARY W. MARTINEK, AND Place: Coos Bay City Hall, 500 Cen- for you! Call your day in a romantic way. E. SUZANNE MARTINEK being controversial, and make SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tral Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon GEMINI (May 21-June 20) amends quickly before a situa- — Close friends and relatives Trustee: FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE 541-269-1222 — Try to address a troublesome INSURANCE COMPANY 8. RIGHT TO REINSTATE. Any per- tion spins out of control. may steer you in the wrong Successor Trustee: NANCY K. CARY situation before you take action. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. direction regarding a sensitive son named in ORS 86.753 has the Ext. 269 Once you find a solution, you will Beneficiary: OREGON HOUSING right, at any time that is not later than 19) — Avoid getting caught up in situation. Keep in mind that it is AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DE- have no trouble following five days before the Trustee conducts to get started details. Maintaining a general you who must endure the conse- PARTMENT, STATE OF OREGON, as the sale, to have this foreclosure dis- through. Use your head and the overview of a situation should do quences of your actions. asignee of COUNTRYWIDE missed and the Trust Deed reinstated today. lessons of past experience. HOMELOANS, INC. by payment to the Beneficiary of the

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(:04) Mob City (CC) TOON Total Gumball Uncle Steven Tom & Jerry: Nutc. Cleveland American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy TOON Johnny T Teen Gumball Total Grinch Smurfs Cleveland American Fam. Guy Fam. Guy USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam Mod Fam USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Mod Fam Mod Fam WGN-A WGN News at Nine Mother Rules Rules Parks Parks 30 Rock 30 Rock Sunny WGN-A Funny Home Videos Mother Rules Rules Parks Parks 30 Rock 30 Rock Sunny WTBS Seinfeld Fam. Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Trust Me Trust Me Conan (N) (CC) WTBS Seinfeld Family Guy ’ (CC) Fam. Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan (N) (CC) Thursday Evening December 19, 2013 Friday Evening December 20, 2013 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KEZI ABC Extra (N) Million. Charlie Brown 20/20 (N) ’ (CC) News J. Kimmel KEZI ABC Extra (N) Million. 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Saturday, December 14,2013 • The World • D5

D6•The World • Saturday, December 14,2013