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REEDSPORT — A wave energy company’s multimillion-dollar buoy anchor may be missing off the Oregon Coast. Ocean Power Technologies installed an anchor for a PB150 PowerBuoy wave energy system about 2.5 miles offshore last fall. Two more anchors were scheduled for installation this spring. But now the company says its uncertain of the location of the first anchor’s subsurface float. The float, which is designed to be located at a By Benjamin Brayfield, The World depth of approximately 30 feet, serves as an Don Walsh,81,is still getting asked about his historic dive nearly sixty years after the event when he and a Swiss engineer took a submersible seven miles intermediary between the buoy and a 450-ton below the ocean’s surface. anchor on the sandy sea floor. It’s also the com- pany’s main way to keep track of the anchor. “We’re not certain of its disposition,” said CEO Charles Dunleavy. The company did not give an exact cost for the The explorer from Dora anchoring system. The float’s disappearance could have several explanations. It could indicate a shift in position of the anchor. Another possibility is that the tendon still relives his big dive line connecting the float to the anchor has become fouled, pulling the float downward. Dunleavy said the company will send down a BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE restroom. The man in the next stall was remotely operated vehicle to check on the device. The World talking on a cellphone.“And I immediately The buoy system is intended to be the first of “If you want to go to an start laughing because I have this visualized 10 OPT plans to install off Reedsport. The Feder- Sixty years after his historic dive, Don unknown part of the planet, picture of this guy on the other end of the al Energy Regulatory Commission issued OPT a Walsh is sick of talking about it. He has phone: ‘Charlie? What is that? Thunder?’” told the story a thousand times, a thou- then simply go 30 miles Walsh can’t remember his own cell- SEE BUOY | A10 sand different ways. west of where we are ... phone number. His 99-acre Dora ranch He’s told The Washington Post. He’s ” doesn’t have cell coverage. He’s proud of told The New York Times. He’s been Don Walsh that. Dora, population 250, is remote even squeezed, he says. Deep-sea exploration pioneer “Squeezed dry.” by Coos County standards. But for 19 Walsh is hit with an interview request years, this forest enclave has been base at least once a month. The calls follow a camp for Walsh and his wife, Joan. Their numbers. He has visited 112 countries and house is a long, skinny affair of wood and pattern: Walsh’s 1960 expedition is men- worked in 65. He saw 26 polar bears on a glass, built in 1978, nestled along the east tioned in a newspaper. A reporter rings, recent trip to the Arctic. About three times fork of the Coquille River. asking him to relive his journey to the a year, he sees Hollywood director James Walsh’s office sits atop the garage. In ocean’s deepest point. Cameron, a friend whose credits include the hallway, a plaque from National Geo- It’s exasperating, he says. “Avatar” and “Titantic.” graphic commemorates his record- “So many of them are not very prepared, Walsh’s humor is deadpan. When he breaking dive. Next to it, a photo of so we sort of have to rewind the tape to jokes, he grins but rarely laughs. But he Walsh, age 27, shaking hands with Presi- The Associated Press zero,”he said. “You sort of try to be polite chuckles — and chuckles heartily — when dent Eisenhower. In this photo taken from a dashboard camera video, a but I get calls from all over the world.” talking about cellphones. He thinks peo- Walsh wasn’t looking for fame in his meteor streaks through the sky over Chelyabinsk, about Walsh, 81, is 5-foot-10, with white hair. ple are addicted to them. 930 miles east of Moscow on Friday. He speaks rapidly and has a penchant for He recounts a recent visit to a men’s SEE DIVE | A10 Exploding Tai chi can help keep seniors from falling

meteor BY GAIL ELBER will choose a location. The World Stennett has been practicing tai chi on his own for more than a decade. Although he’s not a tai chi NORTH BEND — The older you get, the more likely instructor, he’s certified to teach tai injures 1,100 you are to fall, says Matthew Stennett, a licensed chi for fall prevention. physical therapist assistant with Innovative Physical Studies have shown that tai chi Therapy in North Bend. practice can reduce the risk of falls, MOSCOW (AP) — With a blinding flash and a But practicing the ancient Chinese martial art of tai and the technique is recommended booming shock wave, a meteor blazed across the chi can strengthen the muscles that by the Centers for Disease Con- western Siberian sky Friday and exploded with keep the body upright. trol. the force of 20 atomic bombs, injuring more than Stennett will demonstrate tai chi ‘Tai Chi for Fall Stennett said that as we 1,000 people as it blasted out windows and “forms,”or movement sequences, for Prevention’ demo move around, our muscles are spread panic in a city of 1 million. that purpose at 6 p.m. on Feb. 20 in the always catching ourselves to While NASA estimated the meteor was only 6 p.m., Feb. 20, Myrtlewood Myrtlewood Room at the Coos Bay Room, Coos Bay Public Library, 525 keep us from falling. “When about the size of a bus and weighed an estimated Public Library. we’re kids, those muscles 7,000 tons, the fireball it produced was dramatic. Anderson Ave. The demonstration is a preview of a To learn more, contact Innovative are always acting automati- Video shot by startled residents of the city of class aimed at people over 60 that Physical Therapy, 1890 Waite Rd., cally, like your heartbeat,” Chelyabinsk showed its streaming contrails as it Innovative Physical Therapy plans to North Bend, 541-756-4941. he said. “They fire at the arced toward the horizon just after sunrise, look- offer soon. right times. ing like something from a world-ending science- Like the class, the demonstration “As we age, that fir- fiction movie. will include forms that can be done by people of any ing can get miscommunicated, so the The largest recorded meteor strike in more level of physical ability and mobility, including seated, muscles don’t fire at the right time.” than a century occurred hours before a 150-foot chair-assisted and standing forms. Injuries and surgeries can fur- asteroid passed within about 17,000 miles of The class will run twice a week for three months. ther disrupt the body’s ability to Earth. The European Space Agency said its Based on how many people come to the demonstra- Contributed photo tion and express interest in the class, the company Matthew Stennett SEE METEOR | A10 SEE TAI CHI | A10 demonstrates a Tai Chi form.

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Saturday, February16,2013 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & Mischief A bridge not too far COOS COUNTY Feb. 13, 11:57 a.m., theft of four wheels/tires from pickup truck, Feb. 13, 1:09 a.m., van stolen and 58300 block of Lee Valley Road. two other vehicles broken into, 90800 block of Windy Lane. Feb. 13, 4:59 p.m., theft of fenc- ing, 87500 block of East Beach Feb. 13, 9:02 a.m., cellphone and Loop Lane. vehicle manual stolen from vehicle, 500 block of Miluk NORTH BEND Drive. Feb. 13, 7:35 a.m., unlawful entry Feb. 13, 9:33 a.m., woman report- into motor vehicle, 3400 block edly taking things from proper- of Fir Street. ty, 64300 block of Welch Road. Feb. 13, 7:37 a.m., man threw a Feb. 13, 9:47 a.m., assault, 64300 brick through a car window, block of Welch Road. 1600 block of Hayes Street. Buyuy AnyAny OneOne Regular Menu Item & Get One By Alysha Beck, The World Water in Coos Bay flows softly under the historic McCullough Bridge, photographed from Jordan Cove Road at sunset on Wednesday.

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Ê dive for bay clams this mits. The state uses a lottery at the Hales Center in spring. system to award permits national week Empire Hall on the South- The Oregon Department when the total number of COOS BAY — National western Oregon Community of Fish and Wildlife will active permits drops below Engineers Week is Feb. College campus in Coos Bay. award one coast-wide and 15. 17–23. The local chapters of The buffet dinner is four South Coast bay clam Only one application per the Professional Engineers of $14.50 each; students eat for dive permits in a lottery April vessel or individual will be Oregon and Professional free. 12 at its Salem headquarters. accepted. Applications must Land Surveyors of Oregon The program itinerary is: 541-808-0644 The commercial bay clam be received in the Salem have coordinated a major I 4:30 p.m. Meet and 1001 N. Bayshore Dr., Coos Bay, OR fishery is limited to 15 per- office or postmarked by program the week prior that Greet. Display tables of OSU, March 31. Successful appli- involves high school stu- OIT, PSU, SWOCC, and var- cants are required to pur- dents from Coos, Curry and ious engineering disciplines We’re celebrating NAATIONALTIONAL PETPET DENTALDENTAL MONTH.MONTH. chase a personal commercial Douglas County schools. will be available at this time license within 30 days. Indi- Engineers Week is dedi- I 5:30 p.m. Begin buffet vidual commercial licenses cated to ensuring a diverse dinner ll es Fu cost $82 for residents and and well-educated future I 6:30-7:30 p.m. Program Dental Includ ess $132 for nonresidents. engineering workforce by I 7:30-8:00 p.m. Revisit Welln t smen For more information or increasing understanding display tables FREE Screening Asses For Dogs, Cats & Horses Call us today at Meetings 541-269-5846 TUESDAY to schedule your pets screening! CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER Bay Area Health District — 5:30 CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay P.O.Box18 4 0 ,CoosBay,OR 97420 p.m., Spruce/Fir conference 541-269-1222 or800-437-6397 room, Bay Area Hospital, 1775 © 2012 Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. Thompson Road, Coos Bay; Appointment space will be limited. News department Finance/Audit committee meet- SCAN ME! or Editor Clark Walworth x 251 clark.w a lw o r th @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m ing. Don’t Wait! Localnew s Ryan Haas x 239new s@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Sports John Gunther x 241 sports@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Coos Bay City Council — 7 p.m., Googleoogle us!us! Google us! Community events Beth Burback x 224 events@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m council chambers, city hall, 500 Morganorrgan Vet,Vett,, CoosCoos BayBay Obituaries Am anda Johnson x 233 obits@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Central Ave.; regular meeting fol- 223030 Market,Marrkett,, CoosCoos BayBay • 5541-269-584641--269--5846 Photo Lou Sennick x 264 tw p h oto @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m lowed by an Urban Renewal Advertising Agency meeting. Advertising sales m anager Adeline Fish e r x 278 adeline.fish e r@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Powers City Council — 7 p.m., Classifie d a d s 541-267-6278 th ew o rld class@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m CED Legalads 541-267-6278 w orldlegals@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Powers City Hall, 275 Fir St.; reg- EDU E R Delivery ular meeting and nuisance PRIC Circulation director Cindy Raw lings x 248 cindy.raw lings@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m abatement hearings. Custom erservic e Bonnie W ilkin s x 247 bonnie.wilkin s @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m No new spaper?Contactyourcarrierorcall541-269-9999 WEDNESDAY

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

Cheers The gathering debate over going home. employment-related permits are immigration reform is really “When America turns away a subject to strict national quotas. about two different groups. One potential investor, entrepreneur I-Squared would end those quo- is the 11 million immigrants who or job creator, that person does tas, expand the total number of are here illegally. The other was not simply cease to exist,”warns green cards and create new Jeers described by President Obama as the R Street Institute, a pro-busi- exceptions for “outstanding pro- “the folks who try to come here ness think tank. “She returns to fessors and researchers.” & legally but have a hard time doing her own country and starts a The I-Squared legislation so.” business that competes directly makes total sense. So does anoth- The first group gets most of with American companies.” er initiative, also bipartisan, that the publicity, and that’s under- COKIE AND STEVEN V. It gets worse. American com- would create a new visa category Giant scissors, stat! standable. But legal immigrants ROBERTS panies are being forced to follow for immigrants willing to invest in are more important to the coun- that departing talent and shift startup companies. But, then, What happens after a rib- try’s economic future and Columnists operations to other countries. these ideas have made sense for bon cutting at a deserve equal attention. president said recently in Neva- Fortunately, smart lawmakers years and nothing has happened. hospital? Maybe a The current strictures that da, “there are brilliant students in both parties are confronting The craziness has to end now. inhibit investors, inventors and the issue. Currently only 65,000 As a separate bill or as part of a ribbon suturing. from all over the world sitting in entrepreneurs from settling in the classrooms at our top universi- work permits, called H-1B visas, larger immigration package, Regardless, United States might be the single ties. They’re earning degrees in are available annually for foreign- Congress must act, and soon. cheers and con- most wrongheaded and self- the fields of the future, like engi- born grads. A bipartisan measure, Even Mitt Romney and President gratulations to defeating policy followed by the neering and computer science. the Immigration Innovation Act, Obama agreed on this issue dur- entire federal government. But once they finish school, once or “I-Squared,” would raise that ing the campaign. We desperately Bay Area Hospital, cele- Every serious study shows that they earn that diploma, there’s a cap to 300,000 in years of rapid need those “brilliant students” brating completion of its immigrants are job makers, not good chance they’ll have to leave economic growth. the president talks about to stay $45 million expansion. job takers. Immigrants are far our country.” Obtaining a green card and and work, to think and create, Today’s ceremony is a more likely than homegrown Countries like Australia, Ger- permanent residency presents an here in America. Driving them workers to start businesses and many and Canada are taking even tougher obstacle course away amounts to economic sui- milestone for the whole secure patents. advantage of our idiocy by entic- than getting a work visa. That’s cide. community. Instead of welcoming these ing these brilliant students with especially true for immigrants Steve and Cokie Roberts can economic dynamos, we’re driv- offers of rapid residency and citi- from populous countries such as be contacted by email at steve- Road hazard ing them away. “Right now,” the zenship. Other grads are simply China and India, because [email protected]. Oregon already bans driv- ing while talking on a cell- phone, but the $250 fine is toothless. Cheers for a legislative proposal to raise the ante to $1,000. On the other hand, more aggressive enforcement would really be worth cheering about. Motor- mouth motorists are a mobile menace. Armed response Alex Gardner, the Lane County district attorney, says the University of Oregon campus isn’t Mayberry. He’s right. To provide effective protection, cam- In defeat, GOP battles with itself pus police need sidearms. (Loaded ones, not the You were thinking there was a defeat. The regulars’ view of the vative, Winston Churchill, cans speak openly about it. Barney Fife variety.) Jeers war going on for the soul of the tea party insurgents is rooted in warned of when he said in his Yet this question persists: Is for the naive sentimentali- Republican Party. You were Republican losses in Senate famous “finest hour” speech in the Republican range war good ty that continues to resist right, and it just went nuclear. campaigns in Missouri and 1940: “If we open a quarrel for the party (as an expression of First, Karl Rove began an ini- Indiana in November and in between the past and the pres- openness and a display of pas- this obviously sensible tiative to find Republican candi- Delaware, Nevada and Colorado ent, we shall find that we have move. dates with a two years earlier. lost the future.” sion) or bad for the party (as an good chance of In each case, seats regarded The future for Republicans unseemly spectacle diverting winning in as safely Republican or compet- may be determined by ideology attention from the work The fun begins general elec- itive were lost by candidates — how best to fight the transfers required to mount a comeback tions, which with colorful backgrounds or of wealth, spending and in the midterm congressional Spring can’t be far away means Repub- incendiary rhetoric. expanded rights they believe are when community festivals elections of 2014 and the presi- licans without But that does not tell the part of a dangerous but ascen- dential election of 2016)? a hint of tea on whole story. dant Democratic creed. But start blossoming in coastal Or maybe the question does- their breath. Because Mr. Bozell isn’t there is no question it also will communities. n’t matter. Parties out of office Then L. DAVID wrong when he makes this be shaped by demography. Cheers for AVID often fight with the party in Brent Bozell SHRIBMAN point: “If we had listened to In truth, the GOP has become Confluence, this III, leader of a them,” he said in reference to more diverse, with its first black power but more often fight with weekend’s cele- group called Columnist Rove and his allies,“there would senator since Edward W.Brooke themselves. This may be an bration of music, “ForAmerica,” be no Pat Toomey, no Marco (new Sen. Tim Scott of South extraordinary struggle, but it is went on the attack himself. He Rubio, no Mike Lee, no Rand Carolina), with Indian-Ameri- food and, um, adult bever- not an unusual one. proclaimed that the “days of Paul and no Ted Cruz in the can governors in Louisiana and David M. Shribman is execu- ages. Homespun home- conservatives listening to the Senate today,”adding: “In every South Carolina, Hispanic sena- tive editor of the Post-Gazette moderate GOP establishment case the moderates said they too tors from Florida and Texas, and town celebrations help (dshribman@post- make coastal living a per- are over.” were ‘unelectable.’” House members from Florida, Rove’s offensive is just the And so the Republicans are California, Utah, Texas, Wash- gazette.com, 412 263-1890). petual treat. sort of thing that party leaders falling into the very trap the ington and Idaho. But it has a Follow him on Twitter at Shrib- often do after a devastating conservatives’ favorite conser- ways to go, and many Republi- manPG. Big shoes Coos County leaders are fretting about Treasurer Public Forum Mary Barton’s 2017 retirement, Vendors would parked in different locations and seller of the item that she was because the next do quite well. With our change- going to run out to her car and elected treasurer enliven streets able weather, I might decide to get her checkbook and would be Write to us go inside a restaurant after all. I right back to buy the item. The I would like to comment on The World welcomes letters from may not have all might decide to go in one for at owner said she would wait. readers. Please observe these stan- Congress being unable to pass her skills. While they fret, When my friend returned a dards: something called the “Violence least some beer or wine. And then, maybe some appetizers? couple of minutes later, the item let’s also take a moment to Against Women Act.” (Duh) Or, I Use your real name. Or a full meal? had been sold — to the other cheer for Barton’s valuable how a Republican congressman I 400 words maximum. bidder. invited the repulsive draft So, Coos Bay, please start I Include your address and day- ability to multi-task. My friend was very upset. She dodger, Ted Nugent, to be his thinking outside the box. The time phone number for verification. was buying the item as a gift for date at the State of the Union once a month Wine Walk has I No defamation, vulgarity or me, and I’m upset for her. Isn’t Family affair address. (You must Google Ted’s been hugely successful, intro- business complaints. there any integrity left in the life history to see just how dis- ducing me to stores I wouldn’t I No poetry or religious testimo- world? Cheers to Southwestern gusting he has been.) have gone into before. ny. Linda Frick Oregon Community However, my New Year’s Res- And one last thing. If people Bandon We generally print every letter College’s new Family olution was to write something can’t find a job, a cart might be a that meets these guidelines. Send fantastic opportunity. I’ll bet Nurturing Center, “positive” every other month. yours to [email protected], So here it is: Food carts would be there are a lot of Culinary Insti- or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. designed to help great for downtown Coos Bay tute graduates who could intro- families in crisis business! duce us to some new ethnic and Kudos regional foods to keep things learn skills and Have the local merchants In the “buy a part or whole noticed how much foot traffic exciting! form support Lorraine Pool bike” program, donations has been generated by the totaled $4,200 and enabled us to networks. It’s a Wednesday Farmers Market? I Bandon Thanks to you, purchase 84 bicycles; 25 of the drive from Bandon to Coos Bay step toward serv- 84 were mountain bikes. and North Bend twice a week for What happened to kids have wheels ices that someday could be Other donations from indi- business. Until there was the To everyone who participated available to help any family basic integrity? viduals and businesses totaled lure of fresh produce, I would or donated to and supported the $2,800. that needs parenting sup- drive straight through to my On Saturday, Feb. 10, I Coos River and Bykes for Tykes port. destination. Now I try to stop attended the Women’s Health Run in 2012, we would like you to Thanks to all of you, we were almost every Wednesday, and Fair in Bandon with a friend. know as an organization we are able to supply $12,000 worth of sometimes I go into the nearby There was a silent auction and humbled by your generosity and bikes, toys and clothes for the stores too. my friend bid on an item. grateful that you made it anoth- Salvation Army to give the youth What do you think? It’s too bad the established Another woman bid $1 more on er year. of this community a better The World welcomes letters. eateries don’t see the potential the item. In 2012 the Coos River and Christmas. Email us at for raising awareness of their My friend bid another $1 on Bykes for Tykes Run generated [email protected]. businesses. In some cities the the item exactly at the close of $5,000. Walt and Sandy Evans restaurants also have food trucks bidding, at 1 p.m. She told the Coos Bay C M C M Y K Y K

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to leave PORTLAND (AP) — A people were arrested for repairing the Wallowa Lake Lindsey had waited at the federal judge in Oregon has beating and robbing a man Dam, building a new storage hospital since June for a ruled that the National they lured into a park under STATE reservoir in Juniper Canyon heart from a suitable donor. abusive Marine Fisheries Service did the pretense that he would DIGEST and completing the Umatilla not err when it reauthorized meet another man for sex. Basin aquifer recharge proj- Economists say a program targeting sea lions Police called it “a targeted viance early Friday at an ect, which would store water revenue up slightly marriage for death in the Pacific attack based on his sexual Interstate 5 rest near Medford, underground. SALEM(AP) — State econ- Northwest. orientation.” They suspect and Los Angeles police detec- Kitzhaber’s proposed omists say Oregon will have DEAR ABBY: I have lived Judge Michael Simon says there have been other tives are traveling to southern budget for 2013-15 includes an additional $87 million to in an abusive marriage for 11 in a ruling issued Friday that attacks, and victims were Oregon to continue the inves- money for initial work on the spend in the two-year budget years. Now, when I have the program intended to pre- unwilling to report them. tigation. projects. period that begins in July. finally mustered the courage serve endangered salmon by Police got a report early Los Angeles police say the Girl with enlarged Experts say many taxpay- killing sea lions is within the Friday of masked people woman’s mother, 61-year-old to leave, everybody says I heart gets transplant ers are pulling investment must stay “for the children” bounds of the fisheries serv- with guns punching and Caroline Sue Purviance, was income into 2012 to avoid as he is a “changed man.” ice. kicking a man at Vance Park. fatally shot Wednesday night. BEND(AP) — Doctors in potential increases in federal I no longer love him and he The program was reau- He was described as a 24- California have transplanted taxes. Corporate income refuses to give me a divorce. thorized last year. year-old Clackamas man, Kitzhaber signs a heart into a 9-year-old taxes also are coming in He also refuses to admit there The Humane Society of but not named. His wallet Oregon girl who has been slightly higher than the last the United States says the and cellphone were stolen. E. Oregon water deal attached for nearly eight is anything wrong in the projection three months ago. program targeting sea lions is He had minor injuries PORTLAND — Gov. John months to a device the size of marriage and says I’m exag- That will give the state an arbitrary. They say the ani- Police said the robbers Kitzhaber and a task force of a miniature refrigerator to gerating everything. influx of cash this year that I have tried counseling and mals consume, at most, 4 fled, but were later arrested farmers, environmentalists keep her ailing heart going. percent of the salmon com- and charged with robbery, and tribal interests have The Bend Bulletin reports can be used in the next budg- therapy alone because he et, but it will also reduce col- refused to join me. I do not ing through the Bonneville intimidation and assault. agreed to a “declaration of that Lindsey Bingham is one lections in future years. want my four children to be Dam. Four are juveniles, three boys cooperation” on projects to of three children in an East- State Economist Mark affected by my choice and The Oregonian reports and a girl. A fifth was identi- increase irrigation water in ern Oregon family with an wish for a mutual discussion, commercial and sport fish- fied as 19-year-old Justin Eastern Oregon’s Umatilla enlarged heart. McMullen says it’s “as likely but he doesn’t want to dis- ers, by contrast, take nearly Simms of Gresham. Basin without hurting Even as Lindsey was as not” that the unexpected- ly high corporate income tax cuss divorce. I am afraid to 17 percent. L.A. woman sought in endangered salmon. recovering Thursday from stay and afraid to leave. I have Simon says fishery man- The deal signed in Port- the transplant surgery, her collections could trigger the no support system here. — agers can scale back fishing homicide arrested land on Friday includes 13-year-old sister, Sierra, corporate “kicker,” a tax WANTS OUT IN ILLINOIS when runs are low, but can’t PORTLAND (AP) — Ore- water storage projects that was four rooms away, with refund that corporations get DEAR WANTS OUT: do the same for sea lions. gon State Police arrested a 24- could divert more Columbia doctors suspecting her body when corporate tax income After 11 years of abuse and 5 accused of beating year-old woman accused of River water in the winter, was rejecting a 2006 heart exceeds projections. counseling and therapy alone killing her mother in Los which would be less harmful transplant. McMullen says economic because your husband would man lured for gay sex Angeles. to fish than spring and sum- The operation was done at growth is improving a bit but not accompany you, his GRESHAM(AP) — Gre- Sgt. Gregg Hastings says mer withdrawals. Lucile Packard Children’s is still slower than typical wishes sham police say five young troopers arrested Laura Pur- The projects include Hospital in Palo Alto, Calif. economic recoveries. DEAR should no ABBY longer affect your OBITUARIES decision. Pick up the phone and Bess Rice Jack Rice, while attending love. It was in Duarte Jack ters, Susan Fleming of Whit- contact the Nov. 19, 1922 - Feb. 9, 2013 college in Wenatchee. She and Bess established lifelong tier, Calif., and Melissa Gos- N ational became a “war bride,” mar- friendships with neighbors sett of Sonoma, Calif.; sons, Domestic A memorial service will be rying Jack before his deploy- and always welcomed her Gary Rice of Coos Bay and Violence held for Bess Bowen Rice, 90, ment in 1943 to the European children’s friends into her Kevin Rice of Hilmar, Calif.; Hotline, of Coos Bay at 11 a.m. Satur- Theater as a radio operator home and heart. Bess could grandchildren, Lauren JEANNE 800-799- day, Feb. 23, at the First Bap- on a B-17. Her faith in the light up the room with her Hawkins, Colin Fleming, tist Church, 1140 S. 10th St. PHILLIPS 7233. That’s Lord sustained her during outgoing, glowing spirit. She Jesse Rice, Christin Rice, in Coos Bay. Private crema- the place to the time Jack was reported loved meeting new people Logan Rice, Heather Rice, tion rites were held at Ocean find infor- missing in action. His always extending herself, Leah Rice, Dustin Gossett mation about how to form an View Memory Gardens in bomber crew was forced to showing interest in the lives and Brandon Gossett; and escape plan for yourself and Coos Bay with inurnment to bail out over Czechoslova- of other people and their great-grandchildren, Ryder your children. Whether your take place later this summer kia. children. She was curios and James Rice and Addison husband is willing to discuss at Los Osos Memorial Park in After the war, jack and genuinely interested about divorce or not, he cannot California. Rice. Bess relocated to Southern you whether she had just Bess was preceded in force you to remain married Bess was born Nov. 19, California to live near his met you or known you all of death by her husband, Jack to him. An attorney can help 1922, to Edgar and Marie parents. They eventually her life. Bess Rice Rice; parents, Edgar and you with the process once Kelly in Lakota, N.D. settled in Duarte, Calif., In 1986 Jack and Bess Marie Kelly; sister, Betty you are out of there. The family moved from where they raised their chil- materials for their classes moved to Los Osos, Calif., DEAR ABBY: I’m a 23- North Dakota to Wenatchee, dren always being active in a and often listened to their enjoying almost 20 years Miller; and brother, Bob year-old woman with a uni- Wash., during the Great church family and commu- problems sometimes giving there. Bess and Jack loved Kelly. versity degree, a fulfilling job, Depression. Her father even- nity life. advice and sometimes the south central coast of Contributions in her downtown apartment and a tually found work at the cop- During this time Bess admonishing them to be California where they made memory may be made to the busy social life. I am also heav- per mine in Holden, Wash., worked in the Duarte High more diligent in their stud- many new friends. They First Baptist Church of Coos ily tattooed. My tattoos bring up in the Washington Cas- School cafeteria. She took ies. Bess loved working with were avid walkers, hikers and Bay, P.O. Box 38, Coos Bay, me a great deal of happiness. I cades. Bess made many classes at the community children and young people tent campers and always had OR 97420; of South Coast work in a field where visible friends in high school and college and pursued her and managed to stay in con- time to enjoy the many com- Hospice, 1620 Thompson tattoos are acceptable, and I’m she was a good student. She degree in library science. tact with some of the stu- munity concerts in the area. Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. very good at covering them attended the community This led to a rewarding 20 dents for many years. Jack and Bess were active Arrangements are under when necessary. college and was awarded a years of working as the The Duarte House provid- together in the Trinity Unit- the direction of Coos Bay My problem is how to scholarship to attend Whit- librarian at Duarte’s ed a lifetime of memories for ed Methodist Church. Bess Chapel, 541-267-3131. politely deal with strangers man College where she took Northview Junior High the family of six. Though not was an active member of the Sign the guestbook at who criticize my tattoos classes for one year. School. She helped students large inside it became the PEO International. www.coosbayfh.com or when I’m out in public. I have Bess met her husband, find books and research venue for family life and Bess is survived by daugh- www.theworldlink.com. been told I have “ruined” myself, that I have no future, that I’ll never find a husband, that I am ugly, an insult to sister, Louise. They eventu- presidents of the Aerie and the Eagles members for Wanda of Corvallis; sister- women and trashy. I do not Peggy Moeller May 1, 1928 - Feb. 8, 2013 ally made their way to east- Auxiliary at the same time as many years. It was a special in-law, Vennetta Johnson of dress scantily and, in my ern Oregon. well as being tireless volun- pleasure for her to initiate Medford; nieces, Carol and opinion, these comments are A memorial gathering for She met Tony Virgili and teers for too many activities newbies to the “mojo” of Ruth of Milwaukie; nephew, uncalled for. Peggy Moeller, 84, of Coos married, for second time, at to name over the past 45 winning. A trip to The Mill Gene of Scappoose; special I usually tell people that I Bay will be held from 1 to 4 the age of 15. A daughter, Gail years. Peggy was a hard Casino was her last outing friends, Art Pierce and Jean- am affecting only myself and p.m. Saturday, March 9, at was born in 1945. After worker all of her life in a vari- with family a week before nie White of Coos Bay; and that I’m happy, but this usu- the Coos Bay Eagles Lodge, divorcing, she married Norm ety of local businesses, she died. We all cheered her her beloved cat, Corky of ally results in scoffs or more 568 S. Second St. in Coos Swinney including J.C. Penney,Pay- on, especially grandson, Coos Bay. rude remarks. Part of me Bay. Cremation rites have and had less Drug, The Hub and Bay Kyle. It was an evening all She was preceded in death wants to be rude back been held at daughter, Area Hospital. A wonderful who were there will never by her grandson, Tyler; sis- because I am offended. What Ocean View Becky in forget. ter, Louise; and mother, should I say the next time I Memory Gar- cook, she was lead in the 1964 and Jill Peggy is survived by her Hazel. am inevitably picked on? — dens Crema- kitchen at hundreds of din- in 1965. husband, Hank Moeller of She is loved and missed by INKED AND IRKED IN CAL- tory in Coos ners, banquets and memorial They Coos Bay; daughters, Gail many. Good bye Monair. GARY, CANADA Bay. services held at the Eagles divorced, during her membership. Virgili of Coos Bay, Becky Arrangements are under DEAR INKED AND Peggy was and Peggy IRKED: I printed a letter last born May 1, 1928, in Peggy and Hank hosted the Boyer of Brookings and Jill the direction of Coos Bay married the annual Tom and Jerry Party West of Portland; stepson, Chapel. 541-267-3131. spring about a Canadian Bartlesville, Okla. She died Peggy Moeller love of her on New Year’s Day at the Hank Moeller Jr. of Spring- Friends and family are woman who insisted that Feb. 8, 2013, in Coos Bay. life, Hank people north of the border Peggy had an unconven- lodge for more than 15 years, field; grandsons, Wade encouraged to send condo- Moeller, on April Fool’s Day, including 2013. Family was Pierce of Salem, Trevor Den- lences, share photos and sign are nicer than people in the tional life in many ways that 1995. She was escorted down her priority in life, but after nis of Arago and Kyle Walker the guest book at www.coos- U.S.A. Your letter shows started with her grandfather the isle by her four grand- that, was playing the slot of Rogue River; brother-in- bayfh.com and www.the- that’s not necessarily the ignoring her birth name and sons, Wade, Trevor, Kyle and machines. She organized law, Willie Moeller and wife, worldliink.com. case. The next time someone insisting she be called Peggy Tyler. twice-a-year bus trips for makes an unkind remark because he did not like the Peggy and Hank were about your body art, look the name Monair Lolitte. In active members in the Coos person in the eye and say, 1930, at the age of 2, she Bay Eagles Lodge. They have “That you would say some- hitchhiked to California with the distinction of serving as Death thing so hurtful to me shows her mother, Hazel and older you are uglier on the inside Notices than you think I am on the outside.” John A. Thompson — 77, DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend Eloise E. Freauff enough to know Eloise, loved of Coos Bay, died Feb. 15, and I have been dating for 11 Jan. 15, 1927 - Jan. 14, 2013 and respected her as a great 2013, in Coos Bay. months. He’s 18 and I’m 17. lady, a fine person and a lov- Arrangements are pending Eloise Freauff, 85, of Esta- Every date we go on is initiat- ing parent and wife. She also with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- cada died Jan. 14, 2013, at ed and planned by me. For was a dedicated public ser- 267-3131. OHSU from old age and once, I’d like to be surprised vant to the Coquille Cham- Coosoos BayBay ChapelChapel damage from a major stroke. and swept off my feet by his ber of Commerce for Eloise was born Jan. 15, 1927, Crremationemation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice actually planning a date. I decades, and one of the in Trinidad, Colo., to Jose Established in 1915, formerly Wilson, Dungan-Margeson, don’t know how to go about founding Sawdusters. Funerals Alexander and Juanita Theurwachter, Ellingson-Groskopf, W.O. Campbell, this. I want to tell him without Funeral services will be Mills-Bryan-Sherwood and Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. (Pacheco) Lucero, the second Sunday, Feb. 17 hurting his feelings. — GET- held at 1 p.m. Saturday, youngest of 10 children. Charles Wesley “Wes” • Simple cremation & burial. TING A LITTLE BORED IN March 9, at the St. Aloysius Sprague, memorial service • Convenient downtown location with ample QUAKERTOWN, PA. At age 8, her family moved Catholic Church, 297 N.W. gathering, noon to 5 p.m., parking. DEAR GETTING A LIT- to Alamosa, Colo., where Broadway in Estacada, Ore. Coquille Community • Full-service facility including large chapel, TLE BORED: The basis for a Eloise grew up and was edu- Sign the guestbook at Building, 114 N. Birch St. reception, private viewing & conference rooms. successful relationship is cated. Shortly after the end of World War II, Eloise met www.theworldlink.com. • Merchandise options include caskets, urns, burial communication. While I & urn vaults, cremation jewelry, printed materials, don’t advise you to tell your her husband, Eddie Freauff, video tributes & more available at the time of boyfriend that you’re “get- in Salt Lake City, Utah, after • Cremation need or in advance by preplanning. ting a little bored,”I do think Eddie’s discharge from the • Funeral Service • Pet cremation. it would be helpful to express U.S. Army. In 1949 they set- • Payment terms & options. that you’d like HIM to plan tled in Coquille, where they • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. raised their five children, Locally your dates once or twice a Owned Locally owned by Tom Boynton Bruce, Jeff, Duane, Mark and “Our family & month so you don’t have to Operated do all the work in maintain- Lisa, all surviving. Lexie serving your family” Est. 1915 541-267-3131 ing the relationship. 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CHARLESTON — When forests each evening to study Mike Graybill first came to birds. Oregon in the mid-1970s, it “I learned a lot and saw 60- 40th anniversary was for the birds, but in a good 70 species of birds out there,” Next year, the South Slough way. Over the past four he said. National Estuarine Research decades, the manager of the He also found a wife. Reserve will mark 40 years as an South Slough National Estu- Jan Hodder is associate education and research facility. arine Research Reserve has professor and academic coor- Mike Graybill, who is retiring as broadened dinator at OIMB. She nearly the manager of the reserve at the his interest had Graybill’s job at the South end of the month, says Oregon was PEOPLE OF to cover a Slough. a national leader in the study of THE wide range After finishing their studies estuaries. When Congress passed the of crea- at the University of Oregon in WORLD Coastal Zone Management Act in tures. 1983, Hodder and Graybill 1972, Oregon had already begun Graybill stayed on to teach at OIMB. comprehensive land-use planning. was a biol- When the South Slough “Oregon was half a step ahead ogy under- sought a new manager, they of the national effort to establish a grad in both applied in hope of shar- national framework for planning Pennsylva- ing the job. But the South on the coast,” he said. nia in 1975 Slough Management Com- The new law offered help for when he mission wanted a sole manag- local planning, and a Charleston saw a er,and the two ended up com- group made a proposal. The South TIM poster peting. Slough reserve became the first of NOVOTNY about a “She was the only person By Tim Novotny, The World its kind in 1974. summer more qualified for the job than Mike Graybill, who is stepping down as head of the South Slough after 28 years, stands on the spot of the Graybill said the federal law opportuni- me,”Graybill said. campus of the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology where a conversation with Dr.Paul Rudy changed the direc- calls for the reserve to “maintain ty at the Oregon Institute of Graybill got the job and tion of his life almost 40 years ago. the integrity of the estuary, pro- Marine Biology in Charleston. began a nearly 28-year career tect it from uses within and He drove across the country to as head of the reserve. beyond its boundaries that will continue his education with a “I think the one thing that was broad. Officially, the goal the reserve’s contribution to birds still call him, too. alter the ecosystem in its natural focus on sea birds and marine I’m most proud of is that dur- was to improve the under- the area’s economy. “My earlier career history dynamic processes, and use the mammals. ing my tenure here the whole standing and management of “Those 16 people have involved time at sea that I’ve site for long-term research and It was love at first sight. concept of ecological restora- estuaries in the Lower family-wage jobs, and those got fond memories of, out education.” “I was completely blown tion has come into play,”he Columbian Biogeographical jobs wouldn’t be in this com- there in the Pacific Ocean on a away by the seals at Cape said. When his career began, Province, a coastal region munity were it not for the fact research ship watching dol- Arago, and by the sea birds off “There was just this people- stretching from northern- this community committed to phins and sea birds,” he said. the people that work here,”he the coast, and by the incredi- versus-nature kind of orien- most Washington to Califor- designating this inlet as this So Graybill has a temporary said. ble richness of this place,” tation, and the news wasn’t nia’s Cape Mendocino. research and education area,” job lined up as a deck hand on If you are ready to tell The Graybill said as he looked out a good. We were just kind of At first, four people made he said. a fishing vessel. World about an outstanding window in his office on the making a mess out of things, up the whole staff. It has since Graybill intends to stay in He leaves a legacy of individual in the community, OIMB campus. and ecosystems were unravel- grown to 16, managing tens of the area, pursuing his “dis- demonstrating that humans contact reporter Tim Novotny He soon became intimate ing in really kind of dramatic millions of dollars worth of tractions,” which include can take deliberate actions to at 541-269-1222, ext. 235, or with the South Slough fashion.” research and educational pro- woodworking, hunting and restore damaged ecosystems. at tim.novotny@the- Reserve, visiting clear-cut The new reserve’s mission graming. Graybill is proud of traveling with his wife. Those “I’m terribly proud of all worldlink.com. Building credit at the food bank Pets of the Week

First Community Credit Burning passion Union values making the Applause On Jan. 15, The National community a better place to By Melissa Hart Security and Foreign Relations live. In December of 2012, Commission of the American First Community Credit Know someone or something that Legion selected Dean Martin, Union in Coquille helped deserves a round of applause? stock the shelves at the Pro- Contact Melissa Hart at of Coos Bay Fire and Rescue,as ject Blessing food bank. Local [email protected] or Firefighter of the Year. branch employees sold paper P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, OR, 97420; Martin’s dedication to Christmas tree cut outs for or call 541-269-1222, ext. 242. duty not only in the perform- Lily Tinker Silas Samson one dollar, on which the pur- ance of his job, but also to chaser wrote their name. First in Oregon, serves more than serving his community was a Pacific Cove Humane Society Coos County Animal Shelter Community then matched a 70,000 members, and pro- main reason for his selection I Lily a sweet 12-week-old female chocolate I Silas is an adult neutered male shorthair percentage of the sales. The vides an array of retirement for this prestigious award. As lab who was rescued and brought back to health. cat. He was brought to the shelter because his total monetary donation to savings, insurance, account, the winner of this state level She gets along very well with other animals. owners moved and left him behind. the Project Blessing food and loan services to individu- competition, he will now be I Tinker is a beautiful gray and white 4- I Samson is a young adult male bank was $1,283. als and small businesses. To considered by The American year-old, neutered tabby cat. He’s very collie/shepherd mix. He’s a little timid at first First Community Credit learn more about First Com- Legion National Headquar- friendly, affectionate and playful. but will soon be fine. Union operates the largest munity Credit Union visit ters for the honor of National Evaluation required. For information For more information, call the shelter at credit union branch network myfirstccu.org. Firefighter of the Year. about adoptions, call 541-756-6522. 541-751-2480.

Contributed photo Angela Gehrke, branch manager of First Community Credit Union in Coquille, presents the donation to Allen Sharrai, coordinator of the Project Blessing food bank.

Births BAY AREA HOSPITAL ing 10 pounds, 13 ounces. Par- ents are Nickolas Telle and Barbara Rose Hanket was born at Tawnie Taylor of North Bend. 11:53 a.m. on Jan. 15, 2013, 3 weighing 6 pounds, 1 ⁄4 ounces. Alvin Victor Anderson was born at Parents are Robert and Victoria 12:23 a.m. on Jan. 22, 2013, Hanket of North Bend. weighing 7 pounds, 1 ounce. Par- ents are Jason and Crystal Luke Forrest Christensen was born Anderson of Coos Bay. at 5:50 a.m. on Jan. 16, 2013, 4 weighing 9 pounds, 8 ⁄10 ounces. Natalee Marie Shorb was born at Parents are Matthew Christensen 2:54 a.m. on Jan. 22, 2013, 2 and Alyssa Johnsen of Coos Bay. weighing 7 pounds, 2 ⁄10 ounces. Radience Jade Marie Baker was Parents are Scott and Ashlee born at 3:01 a.m. on Jan. 17, Shorb of Powers. 2013, weighing 6 pounds, 5 Rebecca Robin Shirley Stallard ounces. Parents are Michael was born at 5:40 p.m. on Jan. 22, Baker and Lauren Hancock of 2013, weighing 7 pounds, 8 Coos Bay. ounces. Parents are Teddy and Jaxon Xavier Kongiser was born at Amy Stallard of Powers. 9:16 a.m. on Jan. 17, 2013, weigh- Kaitlyn Rose George was born at ing 7 pounds, 14 ounces. Parents 9:21 p.m. on Jan. 24, 2013, weigh- 6 are Joseph and Jordan Kongiser ing 6 pounds, 5 ⁄10 ounces. Par- of North Bend. ents are Nathan and Shelby Charlotte Ariel Olander was born George of Coos Bay. at 12:38 p.m. on Jan. 18, 2013, Desmond Taylor Rochon was born weighing 8 pounds, 14 ounces. at 1:14 a.m. on Jan. 25, 2013, 3 Parents are Matthew and Kara weighing 7 pounds, 11 ⁄4 ounces. Olander of North Bend. Parents are Derek and Claudia Tysen William Smith was born at Rochon of Reedsport. 6:38 p.m. on Jan. 18, 2013, Audelia Roseberry Gallo-Rochon weighing 8 pounds, 10 ounces. was born at 4:45 p.m. on Jan. 25, Parents are Joshua and Camryn 2013, weighing 7 pounds, 11 Smith of Coos Bay. ounces. Parents are Antelm William Dean Johnson was born at Gallo-Camacho and Jennifer 12:44 a.m. on Jan, 19, 2013, Rochon of Reedsport. 2 weighing 6 pounds, 13 ⁄10 ounces. Louella Bliss Clark was born at Parents are Sabrina and Timothy 10:41 p.m. on Jan. 25, 2013, Johnson of Bandon. 1 weighing 2 pounds, 8⁄2 ounces. Kaylee Nicole Black was born at Parents are Daymien Clark and 3:43 a.m. on Jan. 19, 2013, weigh- Sarah Upchurch of Coos Bay. ing 7 pounds, 3 ounces. Parents Krew Charles McMillan-Savey was are Chris and Kimberly Black of born at 3:51 a.m. on Jan. 26, 2013, North Bend. 4 weighing 9 pounds, 5 ⁄10 ounces. Jackson Tucker Telle was born at Parents are Troy Savey and Terry 8:12 a.m. on Jan. 21, 2013, weigh- McMillan of Myrtle Point. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Saturday, February16,2013 Y K Nation Fugitive hid in NATIONAL DIGEST

Jesse Jackson Jr., wife nearby condo charged in fed cases WASHINGTON (AP) — Former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jack- son Jr. has been charged with during search spending $750,000 in cam- paign funds on personal expenses. His wife was charged with filing false BY TAMI ABDOLLAH that door and did not get an income tax forms. The Associated Press answer, and in hindsight it’s probably a good thing that he Federal prosecutors filed a SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. did not answer based on his charge of conspiracy against — Fugitive ex-cop Christo- actions before and after that the former congressman and pher Dorner hid in a moun- event,” the sheriff said of charged his wife, Sandra, with one count of filing false tain condominium as a door- Dorner. joint federal income tax to-door manhunt took place When the owners arrived, returns for the years 2006 outside and, after he finally he tied them up and fled in The Associated Press through 2011. made his break, apparently their car, leading to a chase, a The burned-out cabin where Christopher Dorner’s remains were found is seen Friday after a police standoff In a statement, the former killed himself with a gunshot shootout that killed a sheriff’s Tuesday near Big Bear, Calif. The basement area, lower left, is where Dormer's body was found. congressman says he offers wound to the head amid a deputy and, ultimately, no excuses for his conduct fierce gunbattle with police. Dorner, who died in a cabin ing on officers every time they fire, and they later found both gunned down outside and fully accepts responsi- Dorner is believed to have where he barricaded himself tried to get to their wounded Dorner’s remains. their Orange County condo- bility for the improper deci- entered the condo through an for his last stand. comrades. Authorities said he The search for the former minium Feb. 3. Quan was the sions and mistakes he has unlocked door sometime Feb. Police initially weren’t sure equipped his weapon with a cop began last week after daughter of former LAPD made. 7, soon after he arrived in the if Dorner was killed by one of flash suppressor, masking the authorities said he had Capt. Randal Quan, who had area of Big Bear Lake after their bullets or by a fire that sound of the gunfire and the launched a deadly revenge represented Dorner when he Opponents take time killing three people. He then engulfed the cabin as they location it was coming from campaign against the Los appealed his firing. to hone Hagal attack locked the door and stayed fired tear gas inside. Now they as he hit two of the first Angeles Police Department After ambushing and WASHINGTON (AP) — hunkered down for six days believe he died by his own deputies to arrive. for having been fired, warn- killing a Riverside police offi- The weeklong Senate recess until the condo’s owners hand as the cabin was going “Our officers had not even ing in a manifesto posted on cer who had stopped at a traf- gives more time for oppo- came to clean it, San up in flames. pulled their guns out at that Facebook that the former fic light, Dorner fled to the nents of Chuck Hagel to Bernardino County Sheriff “The information that we point and were not prepared Navy reservist would bring San Bernardino National For- sharpen attacks against the John McMahon told reporters have right now seems to indi- to engage anybody and they “warfare” to LAPD officers est, where police found his defense secretary nominee. Friday. cate that the wound that took were ambushed,” McMahon and their families. burned-out truck, with a They’re promising to Soon after he arrived in the Christopher Dorner’s life was said. Los Angeles police say broken axle, within walking redouble their efforts to mountain resort area 80 miles self-inflicted,”sheriff’s Capt. Amid the barrage of bul- Dorner was dismissed for fil- distance of the Big Bear Lake scour Hagel’s record and east of Los Angeles, deputies Kevin Lacy told a news con- lets, authorities sent tear gas ing a false police report that condo. It was there that he pressure senators to vote knocked on the door but left ference. canisters into the cabin and it wrongly accused his training would hide out, just 100 yards against him. when they found the door Lacy,McMahon and others erupted in flames. After the officer of kicking a mentally from where police set up a While Senate Republicans locked and no sign of a break- described a fierce firefight crack of the single gunshot, disabled man. command post from which succeeded in delaying his in, McMahon said. with bullets whizzing investigators only heard His first victims were they launched their search for confirmation this week, they “Our deputy knocked on through trees and Dorner fir- ammunition exploding in the Monica Quan and her fiance, him. signaled they would eventu- ally relent and allow an up- or-down vote after returning Iowa governor blasts Rove from recess. 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PESHAWAR, Pakistan tal, Islamabad, to discuss (AP) — Politicians called for the issue. Momentum for peace talks with the Pak- peace talks has grown in istani Taliban on Thursday, recent weeks as both the a day when the group killed Taliban and the government 18 people in a pair of bomb- have said they are interest- ings in the country’s north- ed. west on a police post and a “We agreed that bringing vehicle carrying anti-Tal- peace through talks should iban militiamen. be the first priority,” The call for peace negoti- Asfandyar Wali Khan, head ations followed a meeting by of the Awami National many of the country’s main Party, said at a press confer- political parties in the capi- ence after the meeting.

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C M C M Y K A10 •The World • Saturday, February16,2013 Y K South Coast Weather BUOY Oregon weather Saturday, Feb. 16 Continued from Page A1 Today's Forecast City/Region WeatherForecast Underground for Saturday,forecast Feb. for daytime 16 conditions, low/highHigh temperatures | Low temps 35-year license for a wave WASH. energy park in August. Portland At the time of licensing, the 48° | 41° Pendleton company had spent approxi- 52° | 30° Newport mately $9 million on the proj- 48° | 43° Bend Salem ect, which if completed would 52° | 32° 48° | 43° IDAHO be the first commercial wave Ontario Eugene energy farm in the country. 48° | 30° 50° | 39° Each buoy costs approxi- North Bend mately $4 million. Coos Bay Dunleavy said OPT plans 53° | 39° to place a marker buoy above Medford Klamath Falls the float’s approximate loca- 54° | 36° 54° | 32° tion within the next week. CALIF. © 2013 Wunderground.com Reporter Thomas Moriarty Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice storms can be reached at 541-269- Partly 1222, ext. 240, or by email at Cloudy Showers Rain Snow World Photo by Lou Sennick thomas.moriarty@the- Weather Underground• AP worldlink.com. Follow him on The cargo vessel Fairlane was docked at the Roseburg Forest Products chip terminal site on the North Spit in Twitter at 2011 to unload the three large anchors that were used to set the first test wave buoy off the coast near South Coast Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. North wind around 6 mph. @ThomasDMoriarty. Reedsport.A part of that anchor is now missing. Today: A chance of drizzle, then a chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a Willamette Valley high near 54. West wind 3 to 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. Today: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 50. Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of five hours. After two miles, marine institute at the Uni- exploration that could be re- showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of DIVE the Trieste was enveloped in versity of Southern Califor- prioritized. Ninety-five per- around 39. North wind 5 to 7 mph. rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 36. Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near darkness. After six miles, it nia, dive aboard more than 21 cent of the ocean remains Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Spends a third Partly sunny, with a high near 49. North 49. Light north wind. was squeezed by eight tons deep-sea submersibles, and unexplored. He’s writing a wind around 10 mph. Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low of the year at sea of pressure per square inch. write more than 200 articles book with the working title: Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 32. North wind around 5 mph. A window cracked with a and papers. “The Right Stuff, But The around 36. North northeast wind 6 to 11 Portland area Continued from Page A1 mph. bang, but it held, and they At 81, Walsh hasn’t slowed Wrong Direction.” Today: A 40 percent chance of showers. continued their dive. down. He has managed his “The ocean is unknown,” Washington's Birthday: A 50 percent Mostly cloudy, with a high near 51. chance of rain. Cloudy, with a high near 20s. He was a naval officer The Trieste kicked up a own consultancy firm for the he said. “If you want to go to 48. Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of from San Francisco trying to shroud of ooze as it hit the past 37 years. He spends a an unknown part of the rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 38. Curry County Coast Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near leave a drab job on a boat. floor. Walsh and Piccard third of his year at sea. planet, then simply go 30 Today: Partly sunny, with a high near 50. Calm wind. When the Navy asked for stayed for 20 minutes but saw Recently, Walsh helped miles to the west of where we 58. Light north wind becoming north- Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low volunteers to pilot an experi- little. director James Cameron are, Coquille, and that’s west 6 to 11 mph in the morning. around 35. Calm wind. mental submersible, he When the pair broke the design his own submersible to earth, an unknown place. Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a North Coast raised his hand. low around 39. North wind around 11 surface, they returned as leg- dive to the same depth as Tri- Mars can wait.” mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. Today: Showers, mainly before 10am. On Jan. 23, 1960, Walsh ends. Their faces appeared on este. In March 2011, Cameron It’s for that reason, despite Sunday: Partly sunny, with a high near High near 46. West wind 9 to 13 mph. and Swiss engineer Jacques the pages of newspapers became the only person to giving a thousand interviews, 57. North wind 11 to 15 mph, with gusts Saturday Night: A 30 percent chance of Piccard boarded the Bathy- worldwide. match Walsh and Piccard’s that Walsh says he is willing to as high as 22 mph. rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 39. scaphe Trieste, a 150-ton “I didn’t anticipate all this,” feat. grant a thousand and one. Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. around 37. North wind 6 to 15 mph, with Partly sunny, with a high near 45. monster of steel and gaso- Walsh said. “I just figured we It’s an achievement that “I think I have an obligation gusts as high as 23 mph. Sunday Night: A 10 percent chance of line. The pair were 300 miles would do the job and that was has come 52 years too late for to help people remember not Washington's Birthday: Rain. High near rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 37. southwest of Guam. Their that.” Walsh’s liking. He expected what I did, but what we did as 49. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Central Oregon mission was to dive seven For Walsh, the achieve- manned submersibles to a nation,” he said. “In the Rogue Valley Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near miles into the ocean’s deep- ment launched a high-flying return to the trench within a annals of exploration, it was Today: Patchy fog. Becoming mostly 52. West wind 8 to 10 mph. est trench — deeper than any career. He would manage the year of his dive. an important thing, not just sunny, with a high near 53. Calm wind. Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low human in history Navy’s research and develop- Walsh says America going there but continuing to Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 28. West wind 5 to 8 mph. Their descent took nearly ment program, establish a spends billions on space go there.” around 33. North northwest wind to 7 mph. Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 45. South wind around 6 mph. 53. Light and variable wind. Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. North wind around 6 mph. around 31. Light and variable wind. Eastern Oregon meteor unleashed a force 20 METEOR Central Douglas County Today: Mostly sunny, with a high near times more powerful than the Today: A 20 percent chance of showers . 49. Light east wind. Shock wave blew Hiroshima bomb, although Two space rocks Mostly cloudy, with a high near 53. Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of the space rock exploded at a Saturday Night: A 20 percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 31. out windows much higher altitude. Amy showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near Mainzer, a scientist at NASA’s hours apart point around 36. . 47. Northwest wind 7 to 9 mph. Continued from Page A1 Sunday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Partly sunny, with a high near 47. around 27. North northwest wind to 7 mph. said the atmosphere acted as a experts had determined shield. up the danger there was no connection Emergency Situations between the asteroid and the Ministry spokesman Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall CAPE CANAVERAL, available to astronomers. Russian meteor — just cos- Vladimir Purgin said many of Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 55, low 39 mic coincidence. the injured were cut as they Fla. (AP) — A space rock The meteor that shat- for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Rain: none The meteor above west- flocked to windows to see even bigger than the tered over the Ural Hi Lo Prec Total rainfall to date: 5.16 inches Rainfall to date last year: 6.20 inches ern Siberia entered the what caused the intense flash meteor that exploded like Mountains was estimated Astoria 49 43 0.07 an atom bomb over Russia to be 20 times more power- Brookings 70 59 0 Average rainfall to date: 14.01 inches Earth’s atmosphere about of light, which momentarily Corvallis 58410 could drop out of the sky ful than the atomic bomb Eugene 57 37 0 7:20 p.m. Thursday at a was brighter than the sun. The Tide Tables hypersonic speed of at least There was no immediate unannounced at any time dropped on Hiroshima Klamath Falls 53 26 and wreak havoc on a city. during World War II. It La Grande 50 30 0 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or 33,000 mph and shattered word on any deaths or any- Medford 60330subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- And Hollywood to the blew out thousands of mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by into pieces about 18 to 32 one struck by space frag- Newport 54 41 0 the high or low ratio for your area. miles high, the Russian ments. contrary, there isn’t much windows and left more Pendleton 52 32 0 Location High time ratio Low time ratio the world’s scientists and than 1,000 people injured Portland 27 51 38 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 Academy of Sciences said. President Vladimir Putin Redmond 54 24 0 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 NASA estimated its speed at summoned the nation’s generals can do about it. in Chelyabinsk, a city of 1 Roseburg 59 40 0 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 But some former astro- million.And yet no one saw Salem 59 39 0 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 about 40,000 mph, said it emergencies minister and Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 exploded about 12 to 15 miles ordered immediate repairs. nauts want to give the it coming; it was about the Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 high, released 300 to 500 “We need to think how to world a fighting chance. size of a bus. Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 They’re hopeful Friday’s “This is a tiny asteroid,” kilotons of energy and left a help the people and do it Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. cosmic coincidence — said astronomer Paul trail 300 miles long. immediately,”he said. Date time ft. time ft. Earth’s close brush with a Chodas, who works in TODAY SUNDAY “There was panic. People Some meteorite frag- 16-Feb 04:19 8.07 05:20 5.79 had no idea what was hap- ments fell in a reservoir out- 150-foot asteroid, hours NASA’s Near-Earth 17-Feb 05:05 7.78 06:42 5.44 pening,” said Sergey Hametov side the town of Chebarkul, after the 49-foot meteor Object program in 18-Feb 05:59 7.55 08:11 5.42 of Chelyabinsk, about 930 the regional Interior struck in Russia — will Pasadena, Calif. “It would 19-Feb 07:01 7.44 09:23 5.66 miles east of Moscow in the Ministry office said. The draw attention to the dan- be very faint and difficult 20-Feb 08:04 7.5 10:12 6.0 Ural Mountains. crash left an 26-foot crater in gers lurking in outer space to detect — not impossi- Chance of rain Chance of rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. “We saw a big burst of the ice. and lead to action, such as ble, but difficult.” 54/39 49/36 Date time ft. time ft. light, then went outside to Lessons had just started better detection and track- As for the three-times- 16-Feb 11:11 1.59 10:36 3.04 see what it was and we heard at Chelyabinsk schools when ing of asteroids. longer asteroid that hur- MONDAY TUESDAY 17-Feb 12:17 1.65 11:29 3.57 a really loud, thundering the meteor exploded, and “After today, a lot of tled by Earth later in the 18-Feb 01:28 1.57 - - sound,” he told The officials said 258 children people will be paying day Friday, passing closer 19-Feb 12:39 3.9 02:33 1.33 attention,” said Rusty to the planet than some 20-Feb 01:56 3.96 03:26 1.01 Associated Press by tele- were among those injured. Sunrise, sunset phone. Amateur video showed a Schweickart, who flew on communications satel- Feb. 10-16 — 7:21, 5:49 The shock wave blew in teacher speaking to her class Apollo 9 in 1969, helped lites, astronomers in Spain Chance of rain Rain likely Moon watch an estimated 1 million square as a powerful shock wave hit establish the planet-pro- did not even discover it 48/38 48/38 First Quarter — Feb. 17 feet of glass, according to the room. tecting B612 Foundation until a year ago. That city officials, who said 3,000 Yekaterina Melikhova, a and has been warning would have been too late buildings in Chelyabinsk high school student whose NASA for years to put more for pre-emptive action — National forecast were damaged. At a zinc fac- nose was bloody and whose muscle and money into a such as the launch of a Forecast highs for Saturday, Feb. 16 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy tory, part of the roof col- upper lip was covered with a heightened asteroid alert. deflecting spacecraft — if Seattle lapsed. bandage, said she was in her Earth is menaced all the it had been on a collision 50° | 45° The Interior Ministry said geography class when a time by meteors, which are course with Earth. Billings 52° | 27° Minneapolis about 1,100 people sought bright light flashed outside. chunks of asteroids or Asteroid 2012 DA14, as 19° | 1° New York medical care after the shock “After the flash, nothing comets that enter Earth’s it is known, passed harm- Chicago Detroit 37° | 34° San Francisco 23° | 18° Denver 27° | 23° wave and 48 were hospital- happened for about three atmosphere. But many if lessly within 17,150 miles 70° | 48° Washington D.C. ized. Most of the injuries minutes. Then we rushed not most of them are sim- of Earth, zooming by at 55° | 21° 41° | 32° Los Angeles were caused by flying glass, outdoors. ... 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C M C M Y K Y K SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2013 • SECTION B The ticker Defense anyone? High School Boys Basketball Marshfield 42, Willamette 38 North Bend 64, Douglas 27 Siuslaw 59, South Umpqua 45 Rising Stars Sutherlin 63, Brookings-Harbor 50 Myrtle Point 60, Lost River 52 teams score High School Girls Basketball 298 points. Willamette 59, Marshfield 30 Page B2 Douglas 50, North Bend 41 Siuslaw 47, South Umpqua 25 Sutherlin 42, Brookings-Harbor 41, OT PORTS Reedsport 46, Chiloquin 40 S Elkton 55, Pacific 21 Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4

theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 Bobcats secure spot in playoffs

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Myrtle Point’s boys basketball team secured a spot in the Class 2A state playoffs by beating Lost River in the District 1 playoffs at Medford on Friday. The Bobcats beat the Raiders 60-52 and now will wait until Sunday to learn their playoff opponent in a game that most likely Boys will be played at Myrtle Point. Recap Lost River shot 14-for-18 from the floor in the first half and led until the fourth quarter, when the Bobcats outscored the Raiders 21- 11. “We picked up the pressure and started running our offense bet- ter,” Myrtle Point coach Dave Photos by Lou Sennick, The World Larsen said. “And we made our Willamette’s Darius Jackson fouls Marshfield’s Rylee Trendell as he makes a pass Friday night during their game in the Pirate Palace. free throws. That’s the best we’ve shot free throws all year.” The Bobcats finished 29-for- 36 from the foul line. Cooper Stateler had 18 points to Pirates claim first MWL victory lead Myrtle Point and Brad Larsen and Matt Newton scored 14 each. Luke Burch and Tanner Stradley BY JOHN GUNTHER before a dry spell that stretched over the had 17 points each for the Raiders. The World final four minutes of the quarter and Lost River faces Gold Beach Willamette capitalized, scoring the final today for the district’s other spot COOS BAY — The celebration was a 12 points — 10 by athletic junior Chaney in the playoffs. The Panthers beat long time coming, and Marshfield’s boys Wyatt. Bonanza 47-38 in a loser-out game basketball players and coaches enjoyed it When Tyler Johnson scored the first Friday. fittingly, celebrating with loud cheers in basket of the fourth quarter, the the locker room after their 42-38 win Wolverines trailed just 31-30. Far West League over visiting Willamette at Pirate Palace But Miles hit a short jumper in the lane North Bend 64, Douglas 27: on Friday night. and then swished a The Bulldogs capped their run to “It feels amazing,” said Marshfield 3-pointer and fel- the league title with another junior Matt Woods.“It’s been a long time low freshman Rylee strong defensive effort, jumping to coming. We definitely needed it.” Trendell hit two free See Related Photos at a 20-7 first-quarter lead and lim- The Pirates built a 15-point lead in the theworldlink.com throws to build the iting the Trojans to just 18 points third quarter and then held on after lead back up to eight in the first three quarters. Willamette pulled within one early in the points. fourth. Freshman Jake Miles, who scored Marshfield did enough to hold on SEE BOYS | B2 a game-high 21 points for Marshfield, from there. iced the win with four free throws in the “We played our butts off,”Miles said. final minute, the last two coming with “We had a really good week of practice four seconds to go after Woods stole the this week. We weren’t real happy with our Braves ball on Willamette’s final possession. effort against Springfield last Friday.” “It was fun to win,” said Marshfield The Pirates didn’t have any lapses coach Jesse Ainsworth, who is enduring Friday, he said. stay alive his first losing season in six seasons as “We did it as a team tonight,” Miles head coach, though it has come with a said. “We put four quarters together.” roster that depends heavily on three Woods, who has been Marshfield’s with win freshmen and a sophomore. leading scorer most nights, had just six “I don’t know if I was happier tonight points Friday. But he was just fine with THE WORLD or when we won the league title (four that. years ago).” “I was real proud of the team,”he said. Reedsport’s girls kept their The Pirates never trailed, and built a “They found a way to score without me.” season alive, winning their third quick lead behind the shooting of Miles, Woods came up huge in other ways in straight lose-or-go-home game who scored seven points in the first the fourth quarter, grabbing several by beating Chiloquin 46-40 in the quarter to help Marshfield to a 13-6 lead. clutch rebounds, drawing a charging Class 2A District 1 playoffs. The Pirates maintained the advantage foul, blocking a shot and getting the steal The Braves have one more big in the second quarter, leading 23-14 at on the final possession. hurdle to reach the state playoffs, halftime, and then scored the first six Matt Woods grabs his own rebound on a play against Willamette on facing top-ranked Lost River today. points of the third. Marshfield led 31-16 SEE PIRATES | B2 Friday night in Coos Bay. Gold Beach topped Lost River 41-35 in the district playoffs Friday to clinch the district’s top seed for the playoffs. The winner of the North Bend swimmers qualify well at state Reedsport-Lost River game will be the No. 2 seed. THE WORLD Individually, Bennett had the top The Braves rallied in the fourth time Friday in the 200 freestyle and was quarter to beat Chiloquin on GRESHAM — North Bend’s girls second to Alyse Darnall of Phoenix in Brownell reaches finals Friday. Madi Richardson had 15 swim team positioned itself for a run at the 100 freestyle. Bennett edged Darnall points for Reedsport, while Gabby the Class 4A state championship during at the district meet. THE WORLD White had 11 and Kayla Doane 10. preliminaries Friday at Mount Hood Dallas had the top time in the 500 “They got up on us in the Community College in Gresham. freestyle and qualified third in the 100 fourth quarter a little bit and the GRESHAM — Marshfield’s Shaylyn Brownell The Bulldogs are expected to be in a breaststroke, where Cascade Christian’s advanced to the finals in both her races at the Class 5A girls weathered it and stayed com- three-team race with fellow district Breanna Sapienza broke the meet record state swim meet in Gresham on Friday. posed,” Reedsport coach Stu rivals Phoenix and defending state Friday. Dallas hopes to push Sapienza in Brownell had the second-fastest time in the 100-yard Richardson said. champion Henley today. All the points today’s final. breaststroke, breaking her school record by a second with Faryn Case had 26 points for are earned during the finals. North Bend’s Morgan, the defending Chiloquin. The meet could come down to the state champion in the event, just missed her time of 1 minute, 8.24 seconds, and qualified fourth Reedsport’s late-season suc- 200-yard freestyle relay,which includes the final in the event. in the 200-yard individual medley. cess could be a plus against Lost all three teams. Relays count for double The other event where North Bend She also helped Marshfield’s 200 medley relay River, Stu Richardson said. points. hopes to score big points today is the advance to the final with the fifth-best time. The squad “We’ve had three games Phoenix had the top qualifying time opening 200 medley relay, where the also includes Bridget McCarthy, Alyssa Hedgpeth and already that have been do-or-die in the event Friday, but Henley and group of Dallas, Bennett, Morgan and Elyse Trendell. and those guys haven’t,”he said. North Bend beat the Pirates in a tight Madysen Hannah had the top time Friday. Marshfield’s other individuals, as well as the other finish at the district meet and also In another prelim, Rachel Haney of relay team, failed to advance to the finals. Midwestern League advanced to the final. Ridgeview broke the 2007 meet record McCarthy was ninth in both the 100 and 200 Willamette 59, Marshfield The North Bend group of Alyssa of former North Bend standout Denise freestyle, Elyse Trendell was 11th in the 50 freestyle and 30: The Wolverines jumped out to Bennett, Kelsey Morgan, Kimi Green in the 100 backstroke. Kayla Sparkman was 11th in the 500 freestyle. The Pirates a 31-12 halftime lead and cruised to Haruyama and Cassie Dallas had the North Bend’s boys advanced just one were eighth in the 400 freestyle relay. the home win. third best time Friday, while Henley was swimmer to today’s finals. Karl The event is held at Mount Hood Community College fourth. Neither swam close to its time Stuntzner-Gibson qualified sixth in the in Gresham. SEE GIRLS | B2 from district, saving energy for today. 500-yard freestyle.

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Saturday,February16,2013 Y K Sports Serena returns to top of rankings

DOHA, Qatar (AP) — the top spot, breaking the Serena Williams spent most mark previously held by Chris of the past week downplay- Evert, who was No. 1 in 1985 ing the prospect of returning just shy of her 31st birthday. to the top of the rankings. Regaining the top spot Then it happened and she was not a priority two years couldn’t hold back the tears. ago for Williams. Simply The 15-time Grand Slam returning to the court was a winner will replace top- challenge. ranked Victoria Azarenka in Shortly after winning next week’s rankings after Wimbledon in 2010, she cut coming from a set down to her feet on broken glass while beat former Wimbledon on her way out of a restaurant champion Petra Kvitova 3-6, in Germany. That led to two 6-3, 7-5 on Friday in the quar- operations on her right foot. terfinals of the Qatar Open. Later, she had clots in her It marks the end of an emo- lungs and needed to inject tional two-and-half year jour- herself with a blood thinner. ney for Williams marked by a Those shots led to a pool of string of injuries and doubts blood gathering under her about whether she could stomach’s skin, requiring dominate the women’s game another hospital procedure. again. After clinching the vic- Williams lost the top spot tory with an ace,Williams held to Caroline Wozniacki in 2010 up one finger and wiped away and tumbled down the rank- tears as she addressed the ings. But she made a come- The Associated Press cheering crowd. back worthy of a No. 1 in 2012, Team Chuck’s Tristan Thompson of the Cleveland Cavaliers dunks against Team Shaq during the first half of the Rising Stars Challenge basketball “I never thought I would winning Wimbledon, the game at NBAAll-Star Weekend on Friday. be here again,”she said. “Oh, Olympic gold medal, the U.S. my gosh, I’ve been through Open and the season-ending so much. I never thought I WTA championships. She would be here.” lost only one match in 2012 Rising Stars give defense a break The 31-year-old Williams after her first-round exit at is the oldest player to attain the French Open. HOUSTON (AP) — Kenneth Faried Thomas had 18 points and 10 assists for less. As long as I have fun playing the was a Manimal among boys in the Barkley’s team. Cleveland point guard game, to me, that’s all that matters.” Rising Stars Challenge. Kyrie Irving, last year’s MVP, scored 32 The average score of the game over Faried had 40 points and 10 points and rookie Dion Waiters, Irving’s the past five seasons was 138-131, and Husky sets Pac-12 rebounds and entertained the crowd at Cavs’ teammate, added 23 for Shaq’s New Orleans rookie Anthony Davis set the end with a series of dunks, leading team. the tone with an alley-oop pass to San record against Ducks Team Chuck to a 163-135 victory over The last few minutes of the mean- Antonio’s Kawhi Leonard for a dunk 20 Team Shaq on Friday night. ingless game devolved into a sponta- seconds into the game. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Galdeira scored 17 points, Nicknamed “Manimal” for his phys- neous dunk contest, with players taking Barkley’s team finished virtually all including a basket with 3 ical style of play, Faried made 18 of 22 turns showing off their acrobatic moves of their first-half possessions with EUGENE — Kristi Kingma seconds to play, and shots and was selected the game’s most while the others stood and watched. uncontested 3-pointers or dunks and scored a career-high 35 points, Washington State (9-14, 5-7) valuable player. He’ll also compete Faried drew the biggest cheers with four led 90-66 at halftime. setting a Pac-12 regular-sea- withstood a late rally by Saturday night in the dunk contest at thunderous slams. Team Chuck went 12 for 18 from 3- son record for 3-pointers in a Oregon State (9-15, 3-9). All-Star Weekend and offered a sneak “I just went out there to have fun,” point range in the first half and Thomas game, and Washington The Cougars (9-14, 5-7 preview of what he has planned with said Faried, the 22nd overall pick in the hit his first four tries. Cleveland forward cruised to a 97-71 win over Pac-12) led by 16 points early several powerful jams. 2011 draft by Denver. “I guess that is a Tristan Thompson was the only player Oregon on Friday night. in the second half, and 49- “It was more of a tease,” Faried said. regular game for me, enjoying myself on Barkley’s team who didn’t hit a 3 in Kingma was 11 for 17 from 40 with less than 2 minutes “Tomorrow is a lot different, a lot bigger and having fun.” the half, but he made up for it with four 3-point range for the Huskies to play. But the Beavers’ stage. I have a lot of different types of He cradled the crystal MVP trophy dunks. (18-6, 9-3 Pac-12), who also Jamie Weisner made a 3- dunks and moves. Keep people guessing.” after the game, an unexpected bonus to Leonard sank two 3-pointers, and set a Pac-12 mark for long- pointer and then Deven For the second straight year, the ros- his busy weekend in Houston. Davis converted Ricky Rubio’s 10th range shooting with 18. The Hunter scored consecutive ters of both teams were a mix of rookie “I didn’t come into the weekend assist into another dunk early in the redshirt senior’s previous baskets, her only points of and second-year players and former thinking,‘Oh, I want all of the attention,” second half as the offensive showcase career high in scoring was 30 the night, to make it 49-47. stars Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Faried said.“I just came in to have fun, no resumed. Leonard blocked Waiters’ points and she was one short Weisner stole the ball and Barkley served as opposing general matter which way you try to put it or dunk attempt at the other end, one of of tying the NCAA 3-point was fouled. She missed the managers. what people try to say, ‘Oh, he wanted the few displays of individual defense record. front end of the one-and- Sacramento point guard Isaiah the MVP.’ I didn’t want it. I couldn’t care showed all night. Jillian Alleyne led Oregon one, but grabbed the rebound (3-22, 1-12) with 20 points and put it back in to tie it at and nine rebounds. 49 with 32 seconds to go Washington State 51, before Galdeira’s winning Bolt’s team loses celebrity game Oregon State 49: Lia basket.

BY KRISTIE RIEKEN Real Husbands of The Associated Press Hollywood, talked a ton of GIRLS which will be No. 3. trash before the game, and Sutherlin 42, HOUSTON — Usain Bolt continued running his mouth From Page B1 Brookings-Harbor 41, OT: took joined the East team in and mocking the opposition The Bulldogs barely kept their the All-Star celebrity game throughout the game. He Lexi Bando had six 3- perfect record, rallying to to have a little fun. even took a shot at East coach pointers and 22 points for the force overtime and then win- He had no idea the West and Oklahoma City All-Star Wolverines. ning it on a late free throw by team would take the game so Russell Westbrook’s camou- Peyton Babb led Miranda Mendenhall. seriously. flage pants. Marshfield with 18 points The Bruins led 39-30 with Five-foot-2 comedian “I could have went the and Chelsea Pettett added 3:48 to go in regulation, but Kevin Hart took most valu- NBA route, let’s just get that six. The Pirates played with- Sutherlin scored the last nine able player honors in leading out of the way,” Hart joked out Abby Thrall for the sec- points. the West to a 58-38 victory before the game. “I chose to ond straight game, resting Mendenhall finished with over the Bolt and the East on do comedy just because it’s her so she can heal before a 16 points and Kayce Mock Friday night. fun. I didn’t want to play big game at North Eugene in added 14 for Sutherlin. Afterward the Jamaican basketball. But if I want to I the regular-season finale this Mallory McDonald had 12 sprinter said he was sur- can easily do the same thing coming Thursday. points for the Bruins. prised by the intensity of the these guys do on a daily basis. “We missed some close Siuslaw 47, South West team coached by It’s not that serious.” shots early in the first quar- Umpqua 25: The Vikings Houston All-Star James The game also featured a ter, but we did some good finished the season on a two- Harden number of former NBA stars things,” Marshfield coach game winning streak by “We got beat bad, but including Dikembe Mutombo, Bruce Bryant said, adding beating the Lancers at home. their team was much more Clyde Drexler, Bruce Bowen that the Pirates now are Ashlee Cole had 16 points serious,”Bolt said. and Sean Elliot. Drexler and preparing for North Eugene and Alexandra Dodson added Bolt did show his athleti- Elliot got tangled up going for Marshfield remains in 13 for Siuslaw. Alex Richey cism a few times, most a rebound and Elliot crashed good shape to host a game in scored six for South Umpqua. notably on a two-handed to the ground, causing some- the Class 5A play-in round, dunk in the first half. one to yell: “calm down guys, sitting 13th in the power Skyline League Playoffs Hart challenged Bolt to a this isn’t 1982.” rankings and needing to stay Elkton 55, Pacific 21: race during a timeout where Mutombo blocked a shot in the top 16. The Pirates had an awful the pair each had to dribble and did the finger wave he shooting night and now must and make two layups, and made famous during his Far West League rebound quickly to advance shocked the crowd by win- illustrious career. The entire Douglas 50, North to the Class 1A playoffs. ning. The Associated Press West bench, led by Harden, Bend 41: The Bulldogs lost Pacific shot just 8-for-45 “Kevin Hart is a pleasure,” Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt dunks the ball during the first quarter jumped up cheering and their season finale to the from the floor and 0-for-7 said Bolt, who used a limited of the NBAAll-Star celebrity basketball game Friday. waving their fingers after the Trojans, despite a solid effort from 3-point range. edition Gatorade squeeze play. that saw North Bend trail just They play New Hope at 2 bottle during the game. “I ketball skills were lacking. He Bolt said he was most Secretary of Education 22-19 at halftime. p.m. today at Umpqua watch all of his standup com- said he’d like to play a differ- impressed with Hart, who Arne Duncan, who played Cherise Kirkpatrick had Community College for the edy shows, so for me it was a ent sport when his track stole the show with his antics professional basketball in 16 points and Jasmine Barker league’s No. 3 playoff berth. great honor to get to do that career is done. and won MVP for the second Australia, was a strong player added 12 for North Bend. New Hope beat Umpqua with him.” “I’m more of a better soc- straight year, despite being for the West, crashing the Tori Bond and Katherine Valley Christian on Friday. He acknowledged before cer player than a basketball the smallest player on either boards and grabbing Miller each had 12 points for Alauna O’Brien had 13 the game that he could dunk player, so I definitely want to team. rebounds over the former Douglas, which tied points for Elkton in its win well, but that his other bas- try soccer,”he said. Hart, the star of BET’s NBA players. Brookings-Harbor for sec- over Pacific. The Elks now ond and meets the Bruins at 6 face regular-season champi- p.m. Tuesday at Bandon on Yoncalla for the league’s Class 4A state tournament. The Vikings and Bruins Bulldogs for second with a win. High School to determine top seed to the playoffs. BOYS Nicholls said he is looking play at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at which squad enters the play- Riley Engdahl had seven From Page B1 forward to the time for Bandon High School to Skyline League playoffs offs as the No. 2 seed and points for Pacific. preparation and rest. determine the league’s third Camas Valley 46, “I thought we came out “Since we’ve been togeth- team for the state playoffs. Pacific 43: The Pirates saw with a lot of energy and did er, we haven’t had more than Jake Thompson scored 26 their season end with the loss proud of the way the Pirates some good things defensive- three days between games,” points and Sam Johnson to the Hornets in a game that PIRATES found ways to score without ly,” North Bend coach Tom he said. “We’ll go back and added 16 for Siuslaw in the came down to a few big plays From Page B1 Woods, and also with how Nicholls said. “I was happy clean up some things and put win over the Lancers. Austin late. Marshfield responded to with that. It’s been a long in some wrinkles that maybe Page had 19 for South Tyler Cline had 21 points Woods also provided help Willamette’s tough style. time since we started a game we wanted to and haven’t had Umpqua, which finished and Ethan Cline added 10 in defense against Wyatt, “They were physical and that well. time to do.” fifth, but likely will get into the loss. Caleb Lindsey had 13 whose only points in the final we responded to it,”he said. “I thought it was maybe Nicholls added that he the playoffs as an at-large for Camas Valley. quarter came on a 3-pointer “That’s the first time we’ve one of our better efforts in a was pleased for Barker, selection because of its high “It’s been a pleasure to with 26 seconds to go — really responded to someone while.” Mateski and Hayden power ranking. coach those kids,” said Willamette’s only trey of the who’s been physical with Zach Barker had 14 points Davisson, the team’s three Sutherlin 63, Pacific coach Ben Stallard. night. us.” and Cam Lucero, Hamilton seniors, who were league Brookings-Harbor 50: The “That’s a great group of kids. Wyatt finished with 15 The Pirates now have a Mateski and Ty Roane added champions every year. Bulldogs secured second They went from 1-23 last year points and Johnson added 10 week to prepare for their final 10 each for North Bend. Siuslaw 59, South place with the road win as to seven wins this year. points and nine rebounds for game. They host North Trevon Daniels had seven Umpqua 45: The Vikings Derrick Wattman scored 28 “That’s a tribute to the the Wolverines. Eugene this coming Friday to to lead the Trojans. forced a tie for third place points. boys’ work ethic. The only Woods led the Pirates close the season in an OSAA North Bend now waits with Brookings-Harbor by Brookings-Harbor, which ones who played significant with seven rebounds. endowment game. two weeks before hosting a winning at home and getting got 15 points from Justin minutes last year were the Trendell had six points. Admission will be $6 for playoff game for a spot in the help from Sutherlin. Murray, would have tied the Cline brothers.” Ainsworth said he was adults and $4 for students. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Saturday,February16,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Eagles sign former Oregon quarterback Dennis Dixon

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — the organization off the field. his way to a 6-under 65 on The Philadelphia Eagles have The 36-year-old Woodson Friday and a share of the lead agreed on a two-year con- has two years left on a five- with Sang-Moon Bae going tract with quarterback year contract that was worth into the weekend at the Dennis Dixon, who spent the as much as $55 million. Northern Trust Open. past season with the Super They were at 9-under 133, Bowl-champion Baltimore Broncos to place one shot clear of John Ravens on their practice franchise tag on Clady Merrick (66) and John Rollins squad. ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) (65). The move, announced — Peyton Manning can rest Thursday, comes three days easy: his blindside protector Uribe overtakes Ko after the Eagles restructured isn’t going anywhere. at Australian Open Michael Vick’s contract, Denver Broncos boss John CANBERRA, Australia The Associated Press bringing him Elway is planning to put the (AP) — Colombia’s Mariajo Kurt Busch drives back to the garage area after he was involved in a crash Friday with other cars during prac- back to franchise tag on his All Pro Uribe shot a 6-under 67 to tice for the NASCAR Sprint Unlimited Shootout at Daytona International Speedway. compete Sports left tackle Ryan Clady as take a one-stroke lead over with Nick early as Tuesday. Foles for 15-year-old amateur star Shorts A franchise tag would Lydia Ko and South Korea’s the start- mean a salary of just under Daytona practice: Let Jiyai Shin after the second ing job. $10 million for Clady in 2013. The 28-year-old Dixon round of the LPGA Tour’s had a standout career at Rams place Titus season-opening Women’s Oregon when Chip Kelly was Young on waivers Australian Open. the wrecking begin Ducks offensive coordinator. Uribe had a 15-under 131 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Titus Kelly replaced Andy Reid as total at Royal Canberra. Young’s stay with the Rams Eagles coach after leading Two-time British Open- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. preparation can be trashed in Daytona 500. was brief. The wide receiver Oregon to a 46-7 mark the winner Shin had a 67, and Ko has been placed on waivers (AP) — It took about 10 min- six laps.” Instead, it turned out past four years. followed her opening 63 with after only a few days in St. utes to wreck several cars at Kenseth took blame for the much like a test at Daytona A fifth-round pick by a 69. Louis. Daytona International melee, saying he didn’t see last month. Dale Earnhardt Pittsburgh in 2008, Dixon Coach Jeff Fisher said HORSE RACING Speedway on Friday. Busch gaining ground inside Jr. caused that big one when has started three NFL games 1 Friday the Rams picked up Matt Kenseth triggered a his No. 20 Toyota on the 2⁄2- he turned Marcos Ambrose, in five seasons. He has 402 Young before they had much five-car accident in the mile superspeedway. causing a 12-car wreck that yards passing and one touch- 2009 Horse of the time to do any background opening practice for the “That was 100 percent essentially ended the three- down on 35 for 49 passing. Year still serious checks. He said Young was Sprint Unlimited, the non- driver error, my driver error,” day session. He’s also rushed for 56 yards “not the best option” for the LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — points race that kicks off the Kenseth said. “I had no idea Teams returned to the and one score. Rams. Rachel Alexandra was show- season. anybody was there and he track this week in hopes of Packers release ing “improved attitude” on Kurt Busch, Carl Edwards, had a run at the same time learning more about the new GOLF Friday but remained in seri- Mark Martin and Juan Pablo and I came down in front of cars, which have been Charles Woodson ous condition. Montoya also were involved him and he couldn’t get tweaked to more closely The Green Bay Packers Jacobson shares Veterinarians at Rood and in the crash. slowed up from staying out of resemble those that are in have released veteran defen- Northern Trust lead Riddle Equine Hospital were Busch’s No. 78 Chevrolet me. It was a hundred percent manufacturer showrooms. sive back Charles Woodson. pleased with the mare’s sustained the most damage, my fault.” The wreck caused several LOS ANGELES (AP) — A General manager Ted progress following surgery forcing the team to switch to The accident came less teams to sit out the second move down the California Thompson announced the Wednesday to repair a sec- coast hasn’t changed a thing a backup car for tonight’s than 10 laps into the first practice session Friday night. move Friday, saying the team tion of her small colon. The for Fredrik Jacobson. exhibition event. Edwards practice of Speedweeks. It “As soon as we saw one would not have won the 2010 One week after his best 2009 Horse of the Year and Martin also went to was supposed to be a learning wreck, I think everybody was Super Bowl without finish in more than a year, developed complications backups. session for NASCAR’s going to play chicken and not Woodson and saying the Jacobson birdied the two related to the birth of her “It’s tough,”Busch said.“A redesigned race car, the one go out much after that,” “once-in-a-generation tal- toughest holes at Riviera on 140-pound filly by lot of hard work goes into dubbed “Generation 6,”and a defending event winner Kyle ent” was an ambassador for Bernardini on Tuesday. these cars, and six weeks of preview of next weekend’s Busch said. Scoreboard

North Eugene 2 6 12 20 Baumgartner 6, Sami Osborne 6, Bailey Bakl 2, Stuntzner-Gibson), 3:41.59. Thursday’s Games Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA On The Air Marshfield 1 8 4 18 Ally Gamble 2, Brittany Glassow, Kelsea Josh. GIRLS Miami 110, Oklahoma City 100 Anaheim 13 10 2 1 21 47 35 Friday’s Games Far West League 200 Medley Relay — 1. North Bend (Madysen L.A. Clippers 125, L.A. Lakers 101 Dallas 15 8 6 1 17 38 39 Today Marshfield 42, Willamette 38 League Overall Hannah, Kelsey Morgan, Alyssa Bennett, Cassie Friday’s Games San Jose 14 7 4 3 17 37 33 Men’s College Basketball — Villanova at North Eugene 36, Springfield 24 W L W L Dallas), 1:57.39. 200 Freestyle — 1. Alyssa No games scheduled Phoenix 14 6 6 2 14 35 38 Connecticut, 9 a.m., ESPN; Xavier at Dayton, 9 Churchill 67, Sheldon 49 Sutherlin 10 0 24 0 Bennett, North Bend, 2:01.17. 200 Individual Today’s Games Los Angeles 12 5 5 2 12 28 33 a.m., ESPN2; Kentucky at Tennessee, 10 a.m., Marshfield 42, Willamette 38 Brookings-Harbor 7 3 16 7 Medley — 1. Sophie Gemelas, Madras, 2:15.57. 50 No games scheduled NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- CBS; La Salle vs. St. Joseph’s, 10 a.m., NBC Willamette 6 8 14 10 — 38 Douglas 7 3 13 10 Freestyle — 1. Mary Stewart, Sisters, 25.75. 100 Sunday’s Game time loss. Sports Network; Purdue at Indiana, 11 a.m., Marshfield 13 10 8 11 — 42 North Bend 3 7 5 19 Butterfly — 1. Breanna Sapienze, Cascade All-Star Game, 5 p.m. Thursday’s Games ESPN; Virginia Tech at North Carolina State, 11 WILLAMETTE (38): Chaney Wyatt 15, Tyler Siuslaw 2 8 4 17 Christian, 55.54. 100 Freestyle — 1. Alyse Rising Stars Game N.Y. Islanders 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, SO a.m., ESPN2; Southern Methodist at Tulane, Darnall, Phoenix, 53.32; 2. Alyssa Bennett, North Colorado 4, Minnesota 3, SO Johnson 10, Scott Kuvaas 6, Darius Jackson 5, South Umpqua 1 9 5 16 Team Chuck 163, Team Shaq 135 11:30 a.m., Root Sports; Missouri at Arkansas, 1 Bend, 55.96. 500 Freestyle — 1. Cassie Dallas, Carolina 3, Toronto 1 Will Fullman 2, Jake Brands, Cam Ferguson, Friday’s Games TEAM SHAQ (135): Parsons 6-9 0-0 13, Kidd- p.m., ESPN; UCLA at Stanford, 1 p.m., ESPN2; North Bend, 5:24.37. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Washington 4, Tampa Bay 3 Riley McGarry, Bryce York. Douglas 50, North Bend 41 Gilchrist 4-8 0-1 8, Barnes 5-8 1-2 12, Lillard 7-17 Gonzaga at San Francisco, 1:30 p.m., Root Phoenix, 1:45.21. Also: 3. North Bend (Alyssa Montreal 1, Florida 0, OT MARSHFIELD (42): Jake Miles 21, Matt Woods Siuslaw 47, South Umpqua 25 2-2 18, Irving 14-20 0-0 32, Walker 4-6 0-0 8, Sports; Duke at Maryland, 3 p.m., ESPN; Detroit Bennett, Kelsey Morgan, Kimi Haruyama, Cassie Nashville 3, Phoenix 0 6, Rylee Trendell 6, Hunter Olson 4, Austin Sutherlin 42, Brookings-Harbor 41, OT Zeller 1-2 2-4 4, K.Thompson 5-11 0-0 11, Waiters at Valparaiso, 3 p.m., ESPN2; Oregon at Dallas), 1:46.23. 100 Backstroke — 1. Rachel Friday’s Games Howerton 3, Justin Cooper 2, Ty Bunnell. End Regular Season 11-12 1-1 23, Nicholson 3-4 0-2 6, Drummond 0-0 Washington State, 4 p.m., Pac-12 Networks; Haney, Ridgeview, 58.40 (new meet record, old Buffalo 4, Boston 2 0-0 0. Totals 60-97 6-12 135. Princeton at Harvard, 4 p.m., NBC Sports Far West League Douglas 50, North Bend 41 record 1:00.01 by Denise Green, North Bend, New Jersey 5, Philadelphia 3 TEAM CHUCK (163): Leonard 8-14 1-1 30, Faried Network; Saint Mary’s at Loyola Marymount, 4 League Overall North Bend 7 12 7 15 — 41 2007). 100 Breaststroke — 1. Breanna Sapienza, Pittsburgh 3, Winnipeg 1 18-22 3-3 40, Davis 5-8 0-0 11, Beal 5-10 0-0 12, p.m., Root Sports; Georgia at Mississippi, 5 p.m., W L W L Douglas 14 8 9 19 — 50 Cascade Christian, 1:05.59 (new meet record, old Anaheim 5, Detroit 2 NORTH BEND (41): Rubio 2-4 0-2 5, Shved 5-8 0-0 12, T.Thompson 9- ESPN2; Texas at Kansas, 6 p.m., ESPN; San Diego North Bend 9 1 19 2 Cherise Kirkpatrick 16, record 1:05.92 by Crystal Kibby, Cascade, 2010). Chicago 4, San Jose 1 Jasmine Barker 12, Madison Spence 6, Britni 10 2-4 20, Thomas 7-10 0-0 18, Vucevic 6-8 2-3 State at UNLV, 6 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Sutherlin 7 3 17 7 Also: 3. Cassie Dallas, North Bend, 1:10.33; 7. St. Louis 5, Calgary 2 Ring 3, Shalah Collicott 2, Alex Wilkinson 2, 15, Knight 4-14 0-0 10. Totals 69-108 8-13 163. Boise State at New Mexico, 6 p.m., Root Sports; Brookings-Harbor 5 5 12 11 Kelsey Morgan, North Bend, 1:14.61. 400 Dallas 4, Vancouver 3 McKenzie Edwards, Kadie Forderer, Rachel Shaq 66 69 — 135 Oregon State at Washington, 8 p.m., Root Siuslaw 5 5 11 11 Freestyle Relay — 1. Henley, 3:49.07. Los Angeles 2, Columbus 1 Oman, Aubree Williams. Chuck 90 73—163 Sports. South Umpqua 4 6 11 11 Class 5A Today’s Games Douglas 0 10 1 22 DOUGLAS (50): Tori Bond 12, Katherine Miller 3-Point Goals—Shaq 9-32 (Irving 4-8, Lillard 2- NBA Basketball — All-Star Saturday (skills chal- Top qualifiers and Marshfield results Tampa Bay at Florida, noon Friday’s Games 12, Anna Reitmann 11, Kelsey Warren 9, Alex 10, Parsons 1-3, Barnes 1-3, K.Thompson 1-6, lenge, shooting stars, 3-point contest and dunk Top six in each event advance to finals today Ottawa at Toronto, 4 p.m. North Bend 64, Douglas 27 Jellison 4, Ally Schofield 2, Krystal Erickson, Walker 0-2), Chuck 17-32 (Thomas 4-6, Leonard contest, 5:30 p.m., TNT. BOYS Philadelphia at Montreal, 4 p.m. Siuslaw 59, South Umpqua 45 Cheyenne Harris. 3-6, Beal 2-4, Shved 2-4, Knight 2-5, Faried 1-1, Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Daytona 500 200 Medley Relay — 200 New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. Sutherlin 63, Brookings-Harbor 50 Siuslaw 47, South Umpqua 25 1. Wilson, 1:43.31. Vucevic 1-1, Davis 1-2, Rubio 1-3). Fouled Out— practice, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., Speed Channel; Freestyle — 1. Carlos Hunnicutt, Springfield, Anaheim at Nashville, 5 p.m. End Regular Season South Umpqua 10 2 5 8 — 25 None. Rebounds—Shaq 30 (Irving 6), Chuck 57 NASCAR Sprint Cup Spring Unlimited, 5 p.m., Fox; 1:43.55. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Tommy Columbus at Phoenix, 5 p.m. Siuslaw 11 14814—47 (Faried, T.Thompson 10). Assists—Shaq 28 NHRA O’Reilly Auto Parts Winternationals, 7 p.m., North Bend 64, Douglas 27 Brewer, Summit, 1:57.06. 50 Freestyle — 1. Jacob Colorado at Edmonton, 7 p.m. SOUTH UMPQUA (25): Alex Richey 6, Shelby (Walker 8), Chuck 42 (Rubio, Thomas 10). Total ESPN2. North Bend 20 17 15 12 — 64 Rickman, Pendleton, 22.29. 100 Butterfly — 1. Sunday’s Games Boyd 5, Kristen Beebe 4, Bri Bohnenkamp 3, Fouls—Shaq 10, Chuck 11. A—16,101. Golf — PGA Tour Northern Trust Open, 10 a.m., Douglas 7 4 7 9 — 27 Carlos Hunnicutt, Springfield, 51.69. 100 Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 9:30 a.m. Kaysandra Maunu 3, Mackenzie Davis 2, Rory Golf Channel, and noon, CBS; LPGA Women’s NORTH BEND (64): Zach Barker 14, Cam Freestyle — 1. John Hartmeier, Summit, 49.68. Los Angeles at Chicago, 12:30 p.m. Petterson 2, Jenaka Black, Katie Goins, Christina All-Star Rosters Australian open, noon, Golf Channel; Champions Lucero 10, Hamilton Mateski 10, Ty Roane 10, 500 Freestyle — 1. Alex Seaver, Marist, 4:43.17. Boston at Winnipeg, 3 p.m. Kelley, Shantel Lincecum, Madysen Schuyler. i-injured, will not play; r-replacement Tour Ace Group Classic, 3:30 p.m., Golf Channel; Drew Matthews 6, Wyatt Cunningham 4, Hayden 200 Freestyle Relay — 100 Calgary at Dallas, 3 p.m. SIUSLAW (47): Ashlee Cole 16, Alexandra 1. Summit, 1:31.55. EASTERN CONFERENCE European Tour Africa Open, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. Davisson 4, Zach Wallace 4, Hunter Jackson 2. Backstroke — Detroit at Minnesota, 3 p.m. Dodson 13, Kylie Brandt 6, Lindsey Bottensek 5, 1. John Hartmeier, Summit, 53.08. Starters Sunday, Feb. 17 DOUGLAS (27): Trevon Daniels 7, Cade 100 Breaststroke — 1. Tommy Brewer, Summit, Player Pos Ht Wt Years Washington at N.Y. Rangers, 3 p.m. NBA Basketball — All-Star Game, 5 p.m., TNT. Claughton 4, Olin Mincher 4, Riley Lavin 3, Stevie Miller 2, Janessa Mitchell 2, Alex Opitz 2, St. Louis at Vancouver, 6 p.m. Abraham, Halee Richards. 57.54 (new meet record, old record 59.09 by Carmelo Anthony, NY F 6-8 230 6 Men’s College Basketball — Ohio State at Austin Maley 3, Levi Copenhaver 2, Austin Porter Cameron Lindsey, North Eugene, 2012. 400 Kevin Garnett, Bos F 6-11 253 15 Wisconsin, 10 a.m., CBS; Louisville at South 2, Jordan Shaffer 2, Brock Koone, Michael Sutherlin 42, Brookings-Harbor 41, OT Freestyle Relay — 1. Summit, 3:21.99. LeBron James, Mia F 6-8 250 9 Transactions Florida, 10 a.m., ESPN; USC at California, 7 p.m., Griffin, Houston Haeber. Sutherlin 4 11 14 10 3 — 42 GIRLS i-Rajon Rondo, Bos G 6-1 186 4 Root Sports. Siuslaw 59, South Umpqua 45 Brookings-Harbor8 5 16 10 2 — 41 200 Medley Relay — 1. Summit, 1:53.79; 5. Dwyane Wade, Mia G 6-4 210 9 BASEBALL Women’s College Basketball — West Virginia at South Umpqua 11 7 16 11 — 45 SUTHERLIN (42): Miranda Mendenhall 16, Marshfield (Bridget McCarthy, Shaylyn Brownell, Reserves American League Iowa State, 10:30 a.m., Root Sports; Teams TBA, Siuslaw 13 13 12 21 — 59 Kayce Mock 14, Kazlyn Clarno 4, Baylee Alyssa Hedgpeth, Elyse Trendell), 1:58.88. 200 Chris Bosh, Mia F-C 6-11 235 8 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Signed OF Michael 11:30 a.m., ESPN2; Texas at Texas Tech, 12:30 p.m., SOUTH UMPQUA (45): Austin Page 19, Brevin Merrifield 3, Cheyann LeFevre 2, Ricki Mock 2, Freestyle — 1. Grace Carlson, Wilson, 1:50.25 Tyson Chandler, NY C 7-1 240 1 Bourn to a four-year contract. Root Sports. Ball 8, Nathan Phillips 6, Erik Johnson 5, DJ Kylee Carson 1, Jennifer Hults. (new meet record, old record 1:42.25 by Sloan Luol Deng, Chi F 6-9 220 2 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Agreed to terms with Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Daytona 500 Holloway 3, Blake Johnson 2, Matt Yarbrough 2, BROOKINGS-HARBOR (41): Mallory McDonald Storie, Corvallis, 2008). Also: 9. Bridget Paul George, Ind G-F 6-8 221 1 LHP Chris Dwyer, LHP Donnie Joseph, LHP Justin qualifying, 10 a.m., Fox; NHRA O’Reilly Auto Parts Loper. 12, Iva Hart 10, Foster 4, Lakota Hatcher 4, McCarthy, Marshfield, 2:04.86. 200 Individual Jrue Holiday, Phi G 6-4 190 1 Marks, LHP Everett Teaford, RHP Nate Adcock, Winternationals, 5 p.m., ESPN2. SIUSLAW (59): Jake Thompson 26, Sam Courtney Kay 4, Cassie Vaught 3, Farr 2, Jordyn Medley — 1. Molly Beamer, South Albany, 2:13.16. Kyrie Irving, Cle G 6-3 191 1 INF Irving Falu and OF Jarrod Dyson on one-year Golf — PGA Tour Northern Trust Open, 10 a.m., Johnson 16, Joe Dotson 7, Johnathon Dodson 4, Keys 2, Karlie Gonzalez. Also: 4. Shaylyn Bornwell, Marshfield, 2:14.23. r-Brook Lopez, Bklyn C 7-0 265 1 contracts. Golf Channel, and noon, CBS; LPGA Women’s Ryan Smith 4, Mitchell Butler 2. Class 2A District 1 Playoffs 50 Freestyle — 1. Sierra Sexton, Wilson, 24.84. Joakim Noah, Chi C 6-11 232 1 MINNESOTA TWINS—Agreed to terms with LHP Australian open, noon, Golf Channel; Champions Sutherlin 63, Brookings-Harbor 50 Reedsport 46, Chiloquin 40 Also: 11. Elyse Trendell, Marshfield, 27.05. 100 Head Coach: Erik Spoelstra, Miami Rafael Perez on a minor league contract. Tour Ace Group Classic, 3:30 p.m., Golf Channel; SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to terms with Sutherlin 17 12 17 17 — 63 Reedsport 9 10 7 20 — 46 Butterfly — 1. Brooke Miller, Bend, 59.70. 100 Trainer: Max Benton, Cleveland European Tour Africa Open, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. LHP Charlie Furbush and RHP Hector Noesi on Brookings-Harbor 12 10 13 15 — 50 Chiloquin 8 9 10 13 — 40 Freestyle — 1. Julia Bush, Sherwood, 53.31. Also: WESTERN CONFERENCE Track & Field — Millrose Games, 5 p.m., ESPN. one-year contracts. SUTHERLIN (63): Derrik Wattman 28, Ryan REEDSPORT (46): Madi Richardson 15, Gabby 9. Bridget McCarthy, Marshfield, 57.16. 500 Starters Hockey — Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 9:30 a.m., NBC; National League Eakin 10, Chris Mock 8, Noah Caillier 7, Taler White 11, Kayla Doane 10, Alex Glover 5, Ruby Freestyle — 1. Mackenzie Halligan, Summit, Player P Ht Wt Years Los Angels Kings at Chicago, 12:30 p.m., NBC; CINCINNATI REDS—Named Miguel Cairo spe- Jensen 6, Treven Anspach 2, Jace Martineau 2, Cardoso 3, Bailey Tymchuk 2, Britney Manicke, 5:02.63. Also: 11. Kayla Sparkman, Marshfield, Kobe Bryant, LAL G 6-6 205 15 Washington at New York Rangers, 3 p.m., NBC cial assistant to the general manager. Michael Matteo. Lara Zetzsche. 5:56.79. 200 Freestyle Relay — 1. Bend, 1:43.23. Dwight Howard, LAL C 6-11 265 7 Sports Network. COLORADO ROCKIES—Acquired INF Reid BROOKINGS-HARBOR (50): Justin Murray 15, CHILOQUIN (40): Faryn Case 26, Tahnaya 100 Backstroke — 1. Grace Carlson, Wilson, Kevin Durant, Okl F 6-9 230 4 Monday, Feb. 18 Brignac from Tampa Bay for cash considerations Calvin Watwood 12, Chandler Dodd 10, Cade Parrish 5, Laliyah Watah 5, JJ Montoya 2, Dione 55.63. 100 Breaststroke — 1. Kenzie Settlemeyer, Blake Griffin, LAC F 6-10 251 3 Men’s College Basketball — Notre Dame at and a player to be named. Freels 5, Ronnie Manley 5, Vaughn 3, Derek Rubidoux 2, Bre Moldonado, Haley Case-Scott, West Albany, 1:08.19. Also: 2. Shaylyn Brownell, Chris Paul, LAC G 6-0 175 6 Pittsburgh, 4 p.m., ESPN; Hofstra at Drexel, 4 MIAMI MARLINS—Signed 1B Casey Kotchman Hodge. Hannah Thompson. Marshfield, 1:08.24. 400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Reserves p.m., NBC Sports Network; West Virginia at Summit, 3:42.65. Also: 8. Marshfield (Bridget LaMarcus Aldridge, Por F 6-11 240 2 to a minor-league contract. Kansas State, 6 p.m., ESPN. Class 2A District 1 Playoffs Skyline League Playoffs McCarthy, Elyse Trendell, Kayla Sparkman, Tim Duncan, SA F 6-11 255 14 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Signed general manag- Women’s College Basketball — Kentucky at Texas Myrtle Point 60, Lost River 52 Elkton 55, Pacific 21 Shaylyn Brownell), 3:55.57. James Harden, Hou G 6-5 220 1 er John Mozeliak to a three-year contract exten- A&M, 4 p.m., ESPN2; Baylor at Connecticut, 6 Myrtle Point 20 10 9 21 — 60 Pacific 4 7 8 2 — 21 David Lee, GS F 6-9 240 2 sion through 2016. Exercised the 2014 option on p.m., ESPN2. Lost River 22 13 8 11 — 52 Elkton 12 11 19 13 — 55 Pro Basketball Tony Parker, SA G 6-2 185 5 manager Mike Matheny. MYRTLE POINT (60): Cooper Stateler 18, Brad PACIFIC (21): Riley Engdahl 7, Hannah Fortune Zach Randolph, Mem F 6-9 260 2 WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Agreed to terms with RHP Jordan Zimmermann on a one-year Local Schedule Larsen 14, Matt Newton 14, Thomas Nathan 6, 6, Hailey Bowman 2, Mirina Byrne 2, Heather NBA Russell Westbrook, Okl G 6-3 187 3 Kyle Seals 5, Taylor Fischer 3. Hardcastle 2, Hannah Miller 2, Autumn Althof, Head Coach: Gregg Popovich, San Antonio contract. EASTERN CONFERENCE Today LOST RIVER (52): Luke Burch 17, Tanner Kaylee Ells, Brittany Figueroa, Amanda Finley, Trainer: Keith Jones, Houston BASKETBALL Atlantic Division W L Pct GB High School Swimming — North Bend at Class Stradley 17, Raynell Todd 9, Andrew Taylor 8, Caitlin Happeny, Andee Keeler. National Basketball Association New York 32 18 .640 — 4A-3A-2A-1A state meet, 8:15 a.m., Gresham; Marco Leon 7, Josh Hogue, Chandler O’Grady, ELKTON (55): Alauna O’Brien 13, Amy Parker 9, HOUSTON ROCKETS—Recalled F Terrence Brooklyn 31 22 .585 2 1/2 Hockey Marshfield at Class 5A state meet, 1 p.m., Gresham. Jair Ramos, Traegon Stradley. Angela Holcomb 8, Erika Wolfe 6, Laura Jones and F Greg Smith from Rio Grande Valley High School Wrestling — North Bend at regional Holcomb 5, Hannah Whitley 4, Deserae Maxwell Boston 28 24 .538 5 (NBADL). tournament, South Umpqua, 11 a.m.; Coquille hosts Skyline League Playoffs 4, Holly Parker 2, Kaila Trout 2, Emberly Philadelphia 22 29 .431 10 1/2 NHL FOOTBALL regional tournament at Coquille, 10 a.m.; Camas Valley 46, Pacific 43 Herndon 2, Leah Whitley, Camilla Hoejdevang, Toronto 21 32 .396 12 1/2 EASTERN CONFERENCE National Football League Reedsport, Gold Beach and Myrtle Point at region- Pacific 9 11 15 8 — 43 Savanah O’Brien. Southeast Division W L Pct GB Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA BUFFALO BILLS—Re-signed QB Tarvaris Miami 36 14 .720 — New Jersey 14 9 2 3 21 40 31 al tournament, Oakridge, 4 p.m. Camas Valley 12 12 10 12 — 46 SWIMMING Jackson. Released CB Terrence McGee. Signed High School Boys Basketball — Class 2A District 1 PACIFIC (43): Tyler Cline 21, Ethan Cline 10, Atlanta 29 22 .569 7 1/2 Pittsburgh 15 10 5 0 20 48 35 QB Aaron Corp and OL Hutch Eckerson. Tanner Colton 6, Tim Hunter 2, Cole Kreutzer 2, OSAA/U.S. Bank/Les Schwab Tires Washington 15 36 .294 21 1/2 N.Y. Rangers 13 7 5 1 15 36 34 DETROIT LIONS—Named Marcus Robertson Playoffs: Gold Beach vs. Lost River, 3 p.m., St. State Championships Mary’s High School, Medford. Nick Scaffo 2. Orlando 15 37 .288 22 Philadelphia 15 6 8 1 13 37 45 secondary coach. High School Girls Basketball — Skyline League CAMAS VALLEY (46): Caleb Lindsey 13, Kai Class 4A Charlotte 12 40 .231 25 N.Y. Islanders 13 5 7 1 11 40 46 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Released DB Charles Playoffs: Pacific vs. New Hope at 2 p.m., Umpqua Wolfe 9, Theran Hunt 6, Ryan Gallagher 6, Kila Top qualifiers and North Bend results Central Division W L Pct GB Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Woodson. Community College; Class 2A District 1 Playoffs: Peck 6, Matt Thompson 4, Wes Tilton 2, Josh Top six in each event advance to finals today Indiana 32 21 .604 — Boston 12 8 2 2 18 34 29 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Agreed to terms with Reedsport vs. Lost River, 1:30 p.m., St. Mary’s High Mattox, Michael Williams. BOYS Chicago 30 22 .577 1 1/2 Montreal 13 8 4 1 17 36 33 QB Dennis Dixon on a two-year contract. Milwaukee 26 25 .510 5 Ottawa 14 7 5 2 16 35 27 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Re-signed S Rafael School, Medford. GIRLS 200 Medley Relay — 1. Madras, 1:45.82. 200 Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Mount Midwestern League Freestyle — 1. Bryce Williams, Madras, 1:51.11. Detroit 21 33 .389 11 1/2 Toronto 14 8 6 0 16 40 36 Bush, TE Michael Higgins and G Eric Olsen. 200 Individual Medley — 1. Austin Turner, Cleveland 16 37 .302 16 Buffalo 15 6 8 1 13 43 50 ST. LOUIS RAMS—Named Tim Walton defensive Hood, 4 p.m. League Overall Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Mount Newport, 1:58.71. Also: 12. Amedee Kirkpatrick, WESTERN CONFERENCE Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA coordinator. Placed WR Titus Young on waivers. W L W L North Bend, 2:28.24. 50 Freestyle — 1. Philip Southwest Division W L Pct GB Carolina 13 8 4 1 17 41 37 HOCKEY Hood, 2 p.m. Springfield 8 0 19 3 Sunday, Feb. 17 Hewitt, Corbett, 22.30. Also: 12. James Jordan, San Antonio 42 12 .778 — Tampa Bay 13 6 6 1 13 49 40 National Hockey League Willamette 6 2 17 4 North Bend, 24.76. 100 Butterfly — 1. Bryce Ebel, Memphis 33 18 .647 7 1/2 Florida 13 4 6 3 11 30 47 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Acquired G Cedrick No local events scheduled. Marist 5 3 10 12 Monday, Feb. 18 La Grande, 54.83. Also: 10. Karl Stuntzner- Houston 29 26 .527 13 1/2 Washington 14 5 8 1 11 40 49 Desjardins from Montreal for G Dustin Tokarski. North Eugene 26 616 Dallas 23 29 .442 18 Winnipeg 13 5 7 1 11 33 43 No local events scheduled. Gibson, North Bend, 1:00.00; 12. Noah Langlie, COLLEGE Marshfield 2 7 12 9 North Bend, 1:00.88. 100 Freestyle — 1. Jade New Orleans 19 34 .358 22 1/2 WESTERN CONFERENCE IOWA—Named Bobby Kennedy wide receivers Churchil 2 7 8 14 Feigert, Rainier, 50.27. 500 Freestyle — 1. Liam Northwest Division W L Pct GB Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA coach and Jim Reid defensive assistant. High School Results Friday’s Game O’Shea, Riverdale, 4:54.98. Also: 6. Karl Oklahoma City 39 14 .736 — Chicago 14 11 0 3 25 48 29 Announced the resignation of running backs Willamette 59, Marshfield 30 Stuntzner-Gibson, North Bend, 5:04.84; 9. Noah Denver 33 21 .611 6 1/2 Nashville 14 7 3 4 18 28 26 coach Lester Erb. BASKETBALL Willamette 59, Marshfield 30 Langlie, North Bend, 5:26.62. 200 Freestyle Utah 30 24 .556 9 1/2 St. Louis 14 8 5 1 17 48 45 NEW MEXICO—Named Scott Baumgartner BOYS Marshfield 5 7 12 6 — 30 Relay — 1. Newport, 1:32.84. Also: 10. North Portland 25 28 .472 14 Detroit 14 7 5 2 16 38 41 wide receivers coach. Midwestern League Willamette 19 12 21 7 — 59 Bend (Amedee Kirkpatrick, James Jordan, Noah Minnesota 19 31 .380 18 1/2 Columbus 14 4 8 2 10 31 43 NORTH CAROLINA—Named Ron West co- League Overall MARSHFIELD (30): Peyton Babb 18, Chelsea Langlie, Karl Stuntzner-Gibson), 1:40.16. 100 Pacific Division W L Pct GB Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. W L W L Pettett 6, Jasmine Meline 2, Katelyn Rossback 2, Backstroke — 1. Austin Turner, Newport, 54.31. L.A. Clippers 39 17 .696 — Vancouver 13 8 3 2 18 38 29 PENN STATE—Named Anthony Midget safeties Churchill 9 0 18 4 Jade Chavez, Baily Garrett, Brea Mosieur, Tracee 100 Breaststroke — 1. Caleb Leczel, Cottage Golden State 30 22 .577 7 Minnesota 14 6 6 2 14 30 36 coach. Marist 5 3 10 10 Scott 2. Grove, 1:01.38.400 Freestyle Relay — 1. Cottage L.A. Lakers 25 29 .463 13 Edmonton 13 5 5 3 13 29 34 WEBER STATE—Named Robin Pflugrad offen- Willamette 5 3 10 11 WILLAMETTE (59): Lexi Bando 22, Anna Kast 7, Grove, 3:23.97. Also: 8. North Bend (Amedee Sacramento 19 35 .352 19 Calgary 12 4 5 3 11 35 44 sive coordinator, Steve Morton associate head Springfield 3 5 10 12 Keely Munkers 7, Jordan Perry 7, Anna Kirkpatrick, Noah Langlie, James Jordan, Karl Phoenix 17 36 .321 20 1/2 Colorado 12 5 6 1 11 27 32 coach and Eric Lewis defensive coordinator. C M C M Y K Y K

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THE WORLD the top five. By Comparison, last year’s top seven times all Tom Hull of Coos Bay was were under 10 seconds. the overall champion of the The race’s fastest time was South Coast Running Club’s turned in by Russell Chance 28th annual Prediction Run of Reno, Nev. He finished in and Walk last Saturday. 34 minutes and 8 seconds, This event rewards pace 11th overall, 52 seconds faster management, rather than than his predicted time. speed. Participants are He was followed by Kat ranked according to how Henning of North Bend close they come to their pre- (35:50, 1:22 off her prediction) dicted time for a 5-mile run and John Gunther of Coquille or 3-mile walk. Watches are (35:50, 2:23). Alysha Beck of not allowed on the course. Coos Bay was second overall Hull missed his predicted among women in 38:15, 3:37 time by 10 seconds. He nosed faster than her predicted time. out Lisa Drops of Coos Bay by A total of 51 runners and one second. Cody McDonald walkers participated. That was another two seconds number included nine kids Contributed Photo behind. who took part in the 1-mile South Coast Aquatic Team swimmers who have qualified for the 10-and-under or 11-14 state meets or sectional meets include, front row from left: The three best predictors kids race. Jack Waddington of Helen Witharm, Annika Strasman, Makenna Roberts, David Roberts, Hope Gelfand, Rebecca Witharm, Morgan Hoefs, Finley Cheal and Natalie won gift certificates worth Coos Bay placed first with Cheal; and back row from left: Callie Reynolds, Jerrad Perez-Duncan, Kenneth Shepherd, Liliana Bennett, Alyssa Bennett, Cassie Dallas, Zaraya $50, $20 and $10, respective- other results not available. Estrada, Brendon Roberts, Karl Stuntzner-Gibson, Shayonna Tripp, Hannah Whitey, Grace Knutsen and Craig Hoefs. ly. Anthony Collins (:17) and This was Waddington’s sec- Tim Wall (:18) rounded out ond straight win. SCAT swimmers reach state meets

THE WORLD end in Corvallis. The 11-14 championships will Several older swimmers also quali- include Callie Reynolds, Grace Knutsen, The South Coast Aquatic Team has a fied for the sectional championships. Helen Witharm, Kenneth Shepherd, large group of swimmers competing the The 10-and-under championships Shayonna Tripp, Brendon Roberts, next two weekends in the Oregon State this weekend include Morgan Hoefs, Jerrad Perez-Duncan, Liliana Bennett short-course championships. Craig Hoefs, Rebecca Witharm, Hope and Zaraya Estrada. The 10-and-under championships Gelfand, Finley Cheal, Natalie Cheal, Alyssa Bennett, Cassie Dallas and are this weekend in Springfield, while Hannah Whitey, Makenna Roberts, Karl Stuntzner-Gibson will swim in the 11-14 championships are next week- David Roberts and Annika Strasman. upcoming sectional events. Causey, Hinds reach Hoop Shoot regional Contributed photo North Bend’s eighth grade varsity team won the 3A title in the Lions THE WORLD Two South Coast girls Boxy basketball tournament, hosted by the Coos Bay Lions Club. each placed second in the Two South Coast stu- state finals. dents advanced to the Haley Snelgrove of North Local teams win titles regional finals of the Elks Bend (10-11) and Adrianna Hoop Shoot by winning state Frank of North Bend (8-9) titles last weekend near both finished second in their in Lions Club tourney Salem. divisions and just missed Blaine Causey of North advancing to regionals. THE WORLD grade squads from Azalea Bend won the boys 8-9 age Halle Layton of Coquille and Reedsport taking second group and Jason Childs of (12-13) did not place in her North Bend’s eighth grade and third. The Powers com- Coos Bay won the 11-12 divi- division. varsity, Myrtle Point’s eighth bined seventh/eighth team sion. The five local shooters all grade and Azalea’s seventh took fourth. They now will shoot in the won their divisions in the grade took the team titles in Myrtle Point won the 2A regional finals on March 2 in district competition at the 25th Lions Basketball bracket, followed by a com- Vancouver, Wash. If they win Marshfield to advance to the Tournament last weekend. bined Glide seventh/eighth that event, they will advance state finals. Games were played at team, Siuslaw’s eighth grade to the national finals. Hinds had to beat his twin Marshfield High School and and the Riley Creek eighth Causey also won the boys brother, Josh, in a competi- Sunset and Millicoma grade from Gold Beach. Outstanding Shooter award tion that went to extra free schools in the tournament, Azalea’s seventh grade for making the most free throws just to get to the dis- Contributed Photo which included 26 South won the 1A bracket, followed throws of any of the three age trict finals, and then won by North Bend’s Blaine Causey, left, and Coos Bay’s Jason Childs, right, Coast teams. by the seventh grade teams groups, hitting on 21 of 25 just one shot in that event at won their age groups in the state finals for the Elks Hoop Shoot last North Bend won the 3A from Millicoma, North Bend attempts. Marshfield. weekend. bracket, with the eighth- varsity and Siuslaw. Bay Area Basketball plans tryouts Community Scoreboard

THE WORLD All the teams will play on a Sportsmanship Awards Sally Curtis 549, Mary Loss 506. 61-66 — 1. Kathleen Foley, Northfield, Minn., recruiting circuit for college Bay Area Sportsman’s Bowling Cash Classic — Britton Woolsey 773, Robert :38; 2. Kirk Patrick, Coos Bay, 1:09; 3. Pat Foley, Bay Area Basketball, an bound or college hopeful Warrick 721, Eric Sweet 688; Debbie Cramer 693, Northfield, Minn., 1:42; 4. Frank Searfus, Coos Association sportsmanship North Bend Lanes Tracie Ball 604, Kristin Lukeman 576. Bay, 3:05; 5. Mary Robertson, Coos Bay, 10:21; 6. organization fielding three players. Players will have a and official awards for Boys & Thursday Bumpers (two game series) — Kian Diana Harland, Roseburg, 21:40. traveling teams, will have its chance to show their skills Feb. 4-10 Pryor 227, Noah Niblett 197, Jonathan Perez 195; Girls Club of Southwestern High Game Less than 1-mile kids run tryouts at 6 p.m. on March 6 over a 30-game season that Hailie Kiser 192, McKinzie Beaudry 191, Alaina 1. Jack Waddington, Coos Bay, time na. Other Oregon basketball games Young at Heart Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 146, Sullivan 178. at the Harding Learning lasts four months. Don Bomar 224, Bill Kulick 221; Maxine Rowling participants (places and times not available): played on Saturday, Feb. 9. Varsity — David Warrick 721, Scott Lathrom Finley Cheal, North Bend; Kimberly Gunther, Center in Coos 190, Marge Novak 189, Thelma Fairchild 187. 706, Tervor Sanne 706. In addition to improving Monday Juniors — Jayse Morgan 193, Dillon Coquille; Trent Summers, Coos Bay; Kyran Etwin, Bay. Sportsmanship Awards Nascar Bowling League (two game series) — Coos Bay; Emily, Andrea, Isabella and Sean basketball skills for players in Woodworth 182, Troy Liggett 166; Arianna Greg Horton 439, George Dukovich 395, Tyler The goal Youth Third Grade Boys: Cedar Electric (Bandon Campbell 211, Elizabeth Grassham 180, Josie Edmond, Florence. the area, Bay Area Basketball MF), coached by Mark Flynn. Richardson 385; Dudi Wittwer 283, Traci Jackson for Bay Area Dixon 171. 259, Mary Ann Dub 243. Sports will help promote basketball Fourth Grade Girls: South Coast Monday Rising Star Juniors — Oscar Morales Basketball Basketball is Silver Tip Seniors — Don Bomar 624, Bud players by assisting them in Orthopedic (Coos Bay), coached by Teresa Jr. 181, Brenden Smith 162; Bryanna Decker 156, Grant 592, Berrel Vinyard 582; Doris Forcia 550, to promote, publicity and recruiting. In Dea. Emily Adams 143, Abby Price 140. Gloria Surprise 537, Thelma Fairchild 534. 25th Lions Boxy Fourth Grade Boys: Umpqua Bank Men’s Coast — Karl Daniel 257, Vern Crockett Friday Bumpers (two game series) — Nick Basketball Tournament enhance and improve ama- addition to specific skills, 244, Randy Rice 243, Mike Brooker 243. Severs 240, Gavin Bennett 212, Jayse McDonald Feb. 8-9 teur basketball in the Bay (Coquille), coached by Michael Raymer. Tuesday Senior Boomers — Gary Paulson 192, players will better under- 210; McKinzie Rescorla 200, Caleigh Tompkins At Marshfield, Sunset and Millicoma schools Sixth Grade Boys: Smith & Wirth (North James Hatfield 186, Mike Ash 179; Randy Area. stand basketball situations. 186, Meghan Hill 184. Final rankings Bend), coached by Joe Christensen. Freeman 188, Judy Cutting 181, Karyn The program will have 15- For more information Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 649, Shawn Cook 1A Officials Awards Swinderman 178. 555, Stephen Reed Sr. 528; Laura Jorgensen 452, and-under, 16-and-under about the program, call Bay Area Hospital — Karl Daniel 246, Mike 1. Azalea seventh Professional: Natalie Hill, Angeline Molly Schroder 430, Janet Aldropp 414. 2. Millicoma seventh and super senior (scout team) Patrick McKnight at 541- Ash 230, Craig Wooley 217; Tina Chambers 219, Sunday Reno — Terry Smith 651, Robert Brown. Hustle: Chris Alonzo, Hannah Lucy Sorensen 197, Julene Gerami 183. 3. North Bend seventh varsity teams this year. 808-0610 or 925-353-8082. Francis. Taylor 638, Rod Duryee 628; Sandra Davis 495, 4. Siuslaw seventh Cosmo — Debbie Pense 225, Nancy Clark 220, Viki Springfels 494, Buffy Stanley 473. Megan Rivas 218. Also Rolling Pins — Debbie Cramer 243, Tracie Ball Reedsport seventh 236, Linda Nichols 221. Golf Harbor Lights seventh Primers Too Seniors — Bruce Watts 245, Bud Myrtle Point seventh Grant 215, Bill Kulick 212, Chuck Parks 212; Linda Bandon Crossings Riley Creek seventh D Sunset seventh E Nichols 213, Sally Curtis 204, Wilda Grey 186. Casual Fridays R Cash Classic — Robert Warrick 269, Britton Feb. 8 North Bend seventh JV T Woolsey 268, Bryan Roberts 258; Debbie Cramer 3, 4,5 — 3, 2, 1 2A O ! 243, Tracie Ball 221, Toni Smith 210. 1. Dewey Powers, Al Greenfield, Bob Webber 1. Myrtle Point eighth H S Thursday Bumpers — Jonathan Perez 127, and Chris Holm, 144; 2. Johnny Ohanesian, Dick 2. Glide seventh/eighth Y Kian Pryor 119, Noah Niblett 111; McKinzie Wold, Ed Atkinson and Brian Boyle, 153; 3. Tie- 3. Siuslaw eighth U NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 28TH Beaudry 109, Mayci Hubbard 105, Hailie Kiser Denis Allen, Ron Cookson, Tom Gant and Christo 4. Riley Creek eighth B 103. Schwartz; and Larry Grove, Mike Tucker, Forrest Also Varsity — Justni Sanne 279, Scott Lathrom Munger and David Kimes, 159. Coquille seventh 279, David Warrick 267, David Clark 267. Closest to Pin — Forrest Munger (No. 6), North Bend eighth gold Nascar Bowling League — Greg Horton 246, Dewey Powers (No. 9), Brian Boyle (No. 11), Mike North Bend eighth blue 3 for Tyler Richardson 226, Steven Martin 222; Traci Tucker (no. 17). Marshfield eighth JV Jackson 153, Dudi Wittwer 146, Molly Pfaff 135. 3A 99 2 for Silver Tip Seniors — Don Bomar 257, Berrel Running 1. North Bend eighth varsity Vinyard 225, Bud Grant 215; Thelma Fairchild 2. Azalea eighth 9 213, Marge Novak 210, Gloria Surprise 205. 3. Reedsport eighth 00 Friday Bumpers — Gavin Bennett 122, Nick Prediction Run and Walk Pleated Furnace Feb. 9 4. Powers seventh/eighth 12 Severs 121, Kimo Love 115; Meghan Hill 108, Also Air Filter At Coos Bay McKinzie Rescorla 102, Caleigh Tompkins 98. Coquille eighth Various sizes 72 Qt Clear Tote Age group results, expressed as the difference Jack-n-Jill — Randy Rice 230, Stephen Reed Marshfield eighth available. 4044327 6208326 between predicted and actual times for a 5-mile Sr. 226, Shawn Cook 212; Laura Jorgensen 184, Harbor Lights eighth run or 3-mile walk. Janet Aldropp 161, Lisa Dixon 160. Driftwood 15-24 — 1. Cody McDonald, Coos Bay, :13; 2. Sunday Reno — Robert Taylor 242, Terry Sportsmanship Awards Tiffany Hirschland, Coos Bay, :38; 3. Russell Smith 233, Kelly Swope 225; Sandra Davis 197, 3A Powers Chase, Reno, Nev., :52; 4. Joanna Stoops, North Buffy Stanley 184, Rose Daily 179. 2A North Bend eighth gold Bend, 1:29; 5. Brooke Tox, Coos Bay, 2:05; 6. High Series 1A Harbor Lights seventh Young at Heart Seniors — Don Bomar 614, Alysha Beck, Coos Bay, 3:37; 7. Justan Frazier, Berrel Vinyard 609, Bill Kulick 592; Marge Novak Coos Bay, 4:13; 8. Casey Wookey, Coos Bay, 519, Thelma Fairchild 517, Sally Curtis 496. 8:27. Road Runs 99 Monday Juniors — Jayse Morgan 558, Dillon 25-29 — 1. Kat Henning, North Bend, 1:22; 2. 9 Woodworth 489, Jake Gerhardt 487; Arianna Tie-Megan Free, Coos Bay, and Meagan Dauge, Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast 32 Gal. Campbell 591, Elizabeth Grassham 464, Josie Coos Bay, 2:44; 4. Andrea Thompson-Poore, For more information on upcoming road Trash Can Dixon 445. Coos Bay, 3:09; 5. Cody Maichel, North Bend, races and for photos from past events, those Monday Rising Star Juniors — Oscar Morales 5:19; 6. Liz Tharp, Coos Bay, 9:15. interested can log on to the South Coast 7208366 99 99 Jr. 418, Brenden Smith 399; Bryanna Decker 412, 30-34 — 1. Corrie Amick, Fairview, Pa., 2:22; 2. Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoas- 5 99 6 Emily Adams 396, Rose Anderson 367. Jennifer Evitts, Coso Bay, 5:58; 3. Lisa Jones, trunningclub.org. VALUE VALUE 99 Men’s Coast — Mike Brooker 671, Karl Daniel North Bend, 6:25. 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brought Dr. Stephen Bavolek, know I don’t want to do to my Bavolek’s Nurturing Par- BY GAIL ELBER an expert in family psycholo- kids what my parents did to enting curriculum is already The World gy, to address the Bay Area me,” but they don’t know in wide use with at-risk fami- Chamber of Commerce on what to do instead. lies. But Bavolek would like to NORTH BEND — Other Wednesday. “I can’t tell you what to do, see entire communities adopt people’s family problems may Bavolek described the but I can give you some new the principles so that nurtur- be costing you money. principles of “Nurturing Par- experiences,”Bavolek said. ing principles are supported If you run a business, some enting,” his curriculum that Bavolek hopes to surround everywhere children go. of your employees are spend- has been adopted by numer- families with “a culture of That’s why, when the Nur- ing their work time worrying ous agencies and the U.S. mil- nurturing.” turing Community Coalition about their abusive relation- itary to help families change “It’s not something you do, agreed to champion that idea ships, their children’s drug their lives. it’s who you are,”he said. on the South Coast, Bavolek problems, or their impending Abuse and neglect can be Some of the elements of a agreed to supply the curricu- court dates. taken for granted by children, nurturing culture would be: lum materials for free. As a measure of just part of parents and society. Though I Allowing children to form Businesses might get the problem, the Centers for commonplace, they aren’t healthy attachments, not involved by adopting family- Disease Control estimates natural, Bavolek said. shuttling them through a friendly personnel policies that domestic violence causes People are born with series of caregivers. and benefit plans; by donat- empathy,the ability to under- I Teaching children not a loss of 7.9 million paid work ing to community events that stand other people’s feelings just to “say no to drugs,” but days every year in the United encourage nurturing family and form nurturing attach- to “say yes” to positive influ- States. The lost productivity life; even by introducing is valued at $727.8 million. ments. It’s only through abuse ences. products and services that By Gail Elber, The World Family dysfunction also and neglect that children I Finding alternatives to families need, such as child Dr. Stephen Bavolek spoke about his Nurturing Parenting cur- might be causing some of our develop their own ability to corporal punishment. care, health care, education riculum at several Bay Area events last week. nation’s expensive bad health, abuse and neglect other peo- I Having appropriate says the CDC. The 1995-1997 ple. expectations of children — and recreational facilities. Adverse Childhood Experi- From repeated mistreat- not requiring them to parent Bavolek didn’t bring a list ences Study in San Diego ment, children learn behav- their parents. of action items to Wednes- Get your business on board day’s chamber meeting. linked childhood abuse and iors that help them survive. I Not squelching children’s The Nurturing Community Coalition started in August 2012 with neglect with physical health But outside of the abusive sit- expressions of power and “No one’s telling anyone a small group of Southwestern Oregon Community College par- problems later in life. uation, the behaviors mani- independence. “How can you what to do,”he said later. enting educators and K-12 school administrators committed to the So what could you do in fest as misbehavior, crime say no to drugs if you can’t say Instead, he said, the NCC idea of spreading Dr. Stephen Bavolek’s Nurturing Parenting prin- and self-destruction. no to Mom and Dad?” Bavolek wants to get people thinking, ciples on the South Coast. Since then, the principles have been your business to improve the lives of children and their That’s why, when parents asked. “What can I do in my own taught to Coos Bay teachers, and the groundwork for wider sphere of influence?” implementation has been laid at a series of community meetings. families? are at risk of losing their chil- I Not supporting undesir- Email [email protected] to request NCC’s imple- The Nurturing Community dren, a brief parenting class able behaviors such as addic- Business editor Gail Elber mentation guide, “Cultivating a Community-Wide Culture of Coalition is a local consor- won’t help them. Instead, tion and hyperactivity. can be reached at 541-269- Nurturing along the Southern Oregon Coast,” and get on a mail- tium of schools, agencies and people who have difficulty I Continuing to educate 1222, ext. 234, at ing list for future events. individuals trying to improve parenting need to be “re-par- teens with difficult behaviors [email protected], For a global perspective, search the Web for “Children are the quality of family life on ented,”Bavolek said. rather than allowing them to or on Twitter at @gailthe- Everyone’s Business,” a guide from the United Nations Children’s the South Coast. The group Young parents often say, “I fall out of the system. world. Fund with some ideas about how businesses can support healthy family life at home and abroad. A place to nurture families Southwestern Oregon Community College’s Family Center is getting a bigger mission, a $500,000 state grant and a new name: The Family Nurturing Center. The change is part of Oregon’s “Strengthening, Is this for real? Preserving and Reunifying Families” initiative, created in 2011 by the Legislature in an effort to reduce the number Q: How do I verify an advertised busi- of kids in foster care. It’s funded by federal monies saved ness opportunity is legitimate? by the state’s reductions in the cost of foster care. A: Many business opportunities are adver- The Family Center currently houses the college’s tised, especially during hard economic times, Childhood and Family Studies department and the and sometimes these are scams rather than Educare Center, where students get experience teaching legitimate businesses. Often preschoolers and kindergartners. these so-called opportunities DOWN TO The recent departure of the Early Head Start classroom target people who have lost BUSINESS for infants and toddlers opened up two airy rooms. Soon, jobs or had a cut in pay — they’ll be furnished like a house, with a kitchen, living room and bedroom. In half the facility, adults will get those who can least afford to coaching to help them improve their parenting, develop lose out to a scam artist. their life skills and find the help they need, whether it’s Beware of those that through social services or by developing a network of By Gail Elber, The World promise large returns for lit- family and friends. tle effort or that seem “too Laurie Potts, director of the Family Center at Southwestern Oregon Community College, Meanwhile, in the other half, children will learn life describes the new Family Nurturing Center to guests at a kickoff event Thursday. Parents good to be true.”Do thorough skills appropriate to their age, and get help unlearning research into the company destructive behaviors they may have acquired through and children at risk will get training designed to help them keep their families intact. offering the opportunity. ARLENE abuse or neglect. How long has the company The goal, said Laurie Potts, director of the Family Center, is to help parents overcome “whatever is putting their family at risk.” been in existence? Who are SOTO Initially, families will be referred to the Family Nurturing Center by Child Protective Services. “They could refer a family that is close to being reunified, a family that the owners? What have the has children in foster care to bring them together, or a family that is at risk” of having children placed in foster care. results been for others who have invested in the Other agencies are getting grants to help serve these families, including Kairos, which provides mental health services to children and young adults, and ADAPT, business opportunity? Check with the attorney which provides drug and alcohol treatment. The philosophy will be “wraparound” care for families, in which families are encouraged to assemble their own networks of general’s office in Oregon at www.doj.state. relatives, friends, teachers, coaches and social services to keep the family together, improve family life and reduce their reliance on social services. or.us/index.shtml, or call (503) 378-4400 to Potts said the first families should be visiting the center in March. find out if any complaints have been registered The Family Nurturing Center’s services will be similar to those provided elsewhere in the state by relief nursery programs. Such programs serve all families, with no against the company or owners. Also, check in need for referral from a social service agency. The similarity is deliberate: Potts said she’s working with the state to create a relief nursery program on the South Coast. the state the company is registered in to see if any complaints have been filed against them there. One more place to check is the Federal Trade Commission website for fraud alerts at www.ftc.gov. Always talk to several current operators of the business opportunity to find out the potential risks and rewards. If you feel pressured to purchase right now or lose out, Medical marijuana doesn’t fit in every workplace walk away; it is probably a scam. The Federal Trade Commission publishes BY JEFF BURGESS prosecution but does not provide and accidents. If the major contributing several documents on business opportunities Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries employment protections; cause of the injury is marijuana, even that might be helpful to review. These are avail- I The federal law has supremacy over medical marijuana, workers’ compensa- able on the FTC website. Information is avail- Has your zero-tolerance drug free the state law. Marijuana, even medical tion benefits may be denied unless the able about investigations and lawsuits that workplace policy gone up in smoke with marijuana, is still unlawful to possess or employer permitted, encouraged or had have been filed. It often is helpful to hire an recent relaxation of marijuana laws? The consume under federal law. Neither state actual knowledge of such use. ORS attorney to help review documentation provid- answer is no. Washington and Colorado nor federal disability laws require ed by the company offering the business 656.005(7)(b)(C). There is also the voters recently have passed ballot meas- employers to accommodate the use of potential for third party claims if an opportunity. Spending a few hundred dollars to ures legalizing the recreational use and illegal drugs at work or at home. hire a legal expert may save you thousands in an employee causes injury to another while possession of marijuana. Nine states and Does that clear the air? Still in a bit of under the influence. investment that will never pay off. Always look the District of Columbia also have a haze about all of this? That is under- Finally, employers with federal con- at the potential cash flow that can be generated allowed the use of medical marijuana, standable. Although simply stated, the tracts may lose funding if they do not by the business opportunity. Is it enough to despite the fact that it is still illegal, list- current posture of employment law is cover all startup costs, operating costs and a ed as a schedule I controlled substance filled with nuance. provide a drug-free workplace, and DOT reasonable salary for the time you will invest? under the federal Controlled Substances Good employers are fair and reason- regulations also may restrict your ability Verify that current owners of the business Act. These state laws generally provide able. That makes for good employment to accommodate the use of medical opportunity are actually creating the cash flow immunity from state and local criminal relationships and will hold you in good marijuana at work for some employees. promised by the promoter. prosecution under certain circum- stead before courts and agency investi- Nevertheless, we are intruding on Franchisors and business opportunities gen- stances. They do not provide employ- gators. If an employee tests positive for employee privacy by conducting drug erally must file disclosure documents in a state ment protection, however. And they do marijuana and presents a medical mari- testing at work. Drug testing is permit- to operate there. Verify that the proper regis- not provide protection against federal juana card, consider having that interac- ted, but should be done fairly and care- trations have been filed and review those filings criminal prosecution, so users would be tive disability discussion even if the law fully. Give employees and candidates for thoroughly. wise not to light up or even possess mar- does not strictly require it. Consider employment fair warning that they are If you feel you have been the victim of a ijuana on federal lands, including USFS, alternatives to medical marijuana, subject to testing well in advance so that business opportunity scam, contact the Oregon BLM, national parks, courthouses, mili- including leaves of absence, substitute they can conform their conduct to your Attorney General’s office at the number listed tary installations and wildlife refuges. medications or even Marinol (synthetic reasonable expectations. It may take 30 previously, the Better Business Bureau and the In Oregon, the issue was raised in the equivalent to delta 9 THC, the psy- days or more to clean out one’s system. Federal Trade Commission to report a com- case of Emerald Steel Fabricators v. choactive ingredient in marijuana). plaint. Have your policies and practices Bureau of Labor and Industries, 348 OR Marinol is costly and has the same side reviewed by an attorney. Stick to the let- Arlene M. Soto is the director of the SWOCC 159 (2010). In that case, an employee effects, but is FDA approved and legal Small Business Development Center, www.Biz- ter of the policy. If testing is random, was asked to submit to a drug test. He with a prescription in all 50 states. Be keep it truly random. If it is for cause, be Center.org. She can be reached at 541-756-6445, pulled out his state-issued medical mar- aware, too, that abusers can combine [email protected], or at 2455 Maple Leaf, North clear in your documentation of the facts ijuana card and was fired on the spot. marijuana and Marinol and that testing that establish cause. Otherwise, your Bend, OR 97459. The employee filed a disability discrimi- to distinguish between them is expen- well-intentioned policies may go to pot nation complaint with BOLI’s Civil sive. and you could be held liable for invasion Rights Division and the Commissioner If you have a drug-free workplace found in his favor, determining that the policy, you should remind your employ- of privacy. Get the facts employer failed to engage in an interac- ees (in writing) that it is still a violation For more information about this sub- ject and a full schedule of seminars and The Federal Trade Commission has guides to help tive process to determine if there were of your policies to use marijuana on or people evaluate business opportunities and invest- alternatives to medical marijuana that off the clock. Be vigilant for signs that other services provided by the Technical ments. Visit business.ftc.gov/selected-industries/ would mitigate the employee’s symp- employees are under the influence and Assistance to Employers program, visit franchises-and-business-opportunities. toms. The Court of Appeals affirmed, document your observations. our website at www.oregon.gov/ but the Oregon Supreme Court reversed, Be careful about voluntarily accom- BOLI/TA or call 971-673-0824. primarily for two reasons: modating employees’ use of medical Jeff Burgess is the program cordinator I The medical marijuana law provides marijuana. Some studies link marijuana for BOLI’s Technical Assistance to immunity from state and local criminal use to increases in workplace injuries Employers program. C M C M Y K Y K

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BY KIM COOK Eiseman, executive director fab,”Griffin says. The Associated Press of Pantone’s research arm Some colors pair well known as the Pantone Color with emerald, and can give a When Pantone LLC Institute, has said. She calls visual pop to a room. Griffin announced that emerald green “a color of growth, likes yellow and brown, “like green was its Color of the renewal, healing, unity and a sun-dappled forest”.As Year for 2013, reaction regeneration.” preppy go-withs, try rasp- among designers and interi- So can you decorate with berry, peacock, Prussian or consultants was mixed. emerald green without blue, pale rhubarb and The company, which cre- becoming overwhelmed by turquoise. ates and matches colors for it? And Kling notes that the home and fashion indus- New York designer Elaine emerald pairs well with other tries, picks a top hue each Griffin thinks you can, as greens: “In contrast to any year based on current use long as you’re careful. other color family, the and expected continued “There’s no getting human eye perceives that no popularity. around it, emerald is flat out two greens clash. This is For New York color con- dramatic. Which means it’s because we’re accustomed to sultant Debra Kling, emerald best used in small doses, as seeing every variant of green green’s boldness means it accessories,”she says. coexisting harmoniously in should be used only as an For those liking the color nature.” accent. “Emerald might be enough to consider paint, Where shouldn’t you use one of those polarizing col- Griffin has a suggestion. the hue? ors like purple — you either “True emerald should go in “Avoid upholstering a love it or hate it, and certain- tiny spaces like foyers or long-term piece like a sofa in ly could get tired of it fast,” powder rooms, and then emerald — I promise the visu- she says. dining rooms, which always al thrill will be gone in a mat- Other shelter style benefit from a theatrical ter of months,” Griffin says. The Associated Press arbiters, however, such as touch. But it’s too harsh a At Wayfair, you’ll find Joy In a new partnership with Pantone,JCPenney launches a bedding and bath collection that includes emerald Elle Dicor, heralded the color color for rooms in which you Carpet’s 3D graphic Highrise green, Pantone’s Color of the Year. by featuring luxe goods in linger.” rug in a great emerald. Glass emerald green, including Consider malachite drawer knobs and pulls there are several pieces in table lamps, as well as the selection of emerald throw fabrics from Scalamandre, accessories. “Malachite is might be a fun way to intro- emerald, trimmed with smart Kite pillow in an pillows and picture frames as Schumacher and Phillip emerald at its best, so take duce this green too. white or cream. emerald ikat print. well. (www.homegoods.com ) Jeffries, and Baccarat water your inspiration from there. (www.wayfair.com ) (www.jcp.com ) (www.lampsplus.com ) Emerald is considered the glasses. Malachite boxes, printed Launching in February, At Lamps Plus, find At Homegoods, there are stone of Venus, and there Greens have been strong fabrics like Tony Duquette’s JC Penney’s got a bedding Arteriors Home’s Roma some striking emerald wine may be a little luck of the for a while because of inter- for Jim Thompson, bedecked and bath collection created emerald cased glass and glasses priced quite a bit less leprechaun at work too — est in nature, Leatrice plates and table lamps are all in partnership with Pantone; Greens Circle Rings Ovo than Baccarat, and a good more reasons to give it a try. Duct cleaning gives some homeowners peace of mind

BY AMY LORENTZEN Although many home- and that many customers The Associated Press owners consider duct clean- report back that they have ing a way to make their better air quality, a cleaner John Santos of Los indoor air cleaner, research home and lower energy Angeles wants his home to on whether it can really cre- costs. Customers often are be a healthy gathering place ate a healthier home is in the surprised at how much for family and friends, some early stages. debris collected in their of whom are recovering from The Environmental ductwork over the years, he major illness. As part of his Protection Agency recom- says. effort, he recently had his mends looking into duct “Most of the people who home’s ductwork profes- cleaning after fires, floods, do it, do it for peace of sionally cleaned. pest infestations and in haz- mind,” Keys says. His com- “I wanted to make certain ardous waste situations, or if pany has found all sorts of the air that they were you can see particles coming items in ductwork beyond breathing was as clean as it out of your ducts. dirt and grime, including possibly could be,” says Otherwise, the agency says class rings, rare baseball The Associated Press Santos, 54, a high school it’s not necessary for the cards and construction If you want to freshen up the air in your home and make your heating and cooling systems work more effi- technology teacher. average household. debris from when the home ciently, you might consider having the ductwork cleaned. “Especially living in a city Tom Keys, president of was built. like Los Angeles, where the Atlantic Duct Cleaning in Keys encourages home- air quality can really be poor Sterling, Va., says his com- owners to ask duct-cleaning should be removed. Duct Cleaners Association, more. That’s because duct and cleaning the air systems pany has done more than technicians for evidence that Jodi Araujo, executive says homeowners can tell cleaners don’t just clean the can provide value.” 80,000 duct-cleaning jobs, there is dirt in the ducts that director of the National Air when ducts are dirty by sim- ducts; they also clean the ply removing a register furnace and air handler for cover, inserting a camera and each unit, which could UPDATED 3BR, 1BA HOUSE E FIRST TIME ON MARKET. DRIV clicking a photo. extend the life of your appli- centrally located in Coquille. This great CEAN Smell, hear and live the grand Pacific home has wood floors, large O Ocean. 4 bedroom custom home with On the other hand, John ances. remodeled kitchen, utility room, and upgrades. Family room, living room, DeSilvia, a contractor and In addition, they can storage room. There is a beautiful kitchen and dining area are on the first level. Second level includes master suite host of DIY Network’s identify any places where a backyard with fruit trees and privacy. and 3 additional bedrooms, 2 bathrooms “Rescue My Renovation,” duct has become unsealed, This clean house is priced to sell at upstairs. Kitchen has granite counters and premiering Feb. 27, doesn’t torn or flattened, preventing only $89,000. ML S#13473485 features modern appliances. Large deck $ $3325,00025,000 off back of home. MLS#12311790 generally recommend duct good airflow. Many profes- 325,000 cleaning to homeowners. It’s sional duct cleaners recom- BEAUTIFUL 3BR, 2BA Myrtle Point RIVERVIEW MINI RANCH adjoins the ARSH normal for dirt to accumu- mend having a system Bandon Marsh. 5 acres, includes 1994 ON M home! This great house has storage BAND late and stick to the sides of cleaned every five to eight rooms upstairs and many recent manufactured home, decks, HUGE updates. There is a large living room, barn 48x60, converted milking parlor air ducts, he says. The years. nice kitchen, covered deck, and (16x18), storage buildings. Fruit trees, exception, he says, is if Keys says consumers wonderful backyard. This is a must pasture land, creek frontage, directly across from Riverview Kennels. there’s visible mold growth. should ask about any hidden see and can be yours for only Affords excellent view of Coquille If you do have ductwork charges, such as extra fees $115,000. ML S#12083867 River. MLS#12259497 $$2225,00025,,000 cleaned, he advises getting a per register, and check con- few estimates and ensuring sumer sites such as BIG COUNTRY 4 acres paved driveway BEAUTIFUL 3BR, 2BA house on a GLOIS that the service you hire uses Angieslist.com for reviews gorgeously landscaped lot. This spacious LAN to your 1999 2,562 sqft deluxe home has wood floors and two bedrooms manufactured home, 3 huge bedrooms, high-powered equipment to of duct-cleaning companies. on the main level. There is a family room one with glass block shower, Armstrong capture what they dislodge. He also notes that for downstairs with a bedroom, bathroom, and laminate flooring. Laundry room, all Otherwise, the effort could cleaners to gain access, the two bonus rooms. This home has an appliances. South facing covered patio. 3 SHOPS, with concrete floors, totaling backfire. ductwork must be cut, and amazing backyard with a patio and small 2,900+ sqft. Move in today! pond. A wonderful place in a nice “Any dust and dirt not trained technicians need to $$ MLS#10058163 nieghborhood for only $169,000. 2299,00099,,000 collected will be distributed know how to reseal the point MLS#13050024 throughout your home, of entry correctly so you causing a bigger problem,” don’t lose energy. His com- Daavidvid LL.. DDavisavis DeSilvia says. pany uses a product that If you decide to get your seals any leaks throughout home’s ductwork cleaned, the system. Duct cleaning Realeal EstateEstate expect to pay between $400 has become “a much more Mariah Grami Shaun Wright Frred Gerrnandtt,, Brrokerr Cellll:: ((541)) 290--9444 and $800 if there’s one comprehensive, technologi- Principal Broker Real Estate Broker 541-290-7808 541-404-8689 1110 Alabama Street, Bandon, OR 97411 HVAC (heating, ventilation cally driven process — not Office: (541) 347-9444 or toll free 1-800-835-9444 and air conditioning) sys- two guys and a vacuum www.gramiproperties.com tem. If you have more than Website: www.bandonhomes.com 399C N. CENTRAL , COQUILLE , OR 97423 • (541) 260-4663 one zone, you could pay SEE DUCTWORK | C3 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Saturday, February16,2013 • The World • C3 Y K Real Estate New gardeners come with a basketful of questions

BY DEAN FOSDICK “It’s the least likely (fertiliz- there’s no good sense about TheAssociated Press er) to burn plants.” what that means,” Doiron McGee recommends said. “There’s no single People new to gardening against using cattle manure answer, either, so I suggest ask the darndest questions: to fertilize vegetable gar- they connect with other gar- about how seeds work, about dens, citing its potential to deners in the area or go growing the perfect tomato, be infected with harmful online.” about waging war with strains of E. coli bacteria. I What are some easy insects (many of them bene- “I fertilize organically,” vegetables to grow? ficial). she said. “Fertilizers are “Start small, with per- No question is a bad ques- expensive but composts are haps salad greens and herbs,” tion, though, since good gar- cheap.” said Renee Shepherd, presi- dening requires a never-end- Some other frequently dent of Renee’s Garden ing supply of information. asked gardening questions: Seeds in Felton, Calif. “Grow Beginners can find it by talk- I How to begin? mixed baby lettuce, chives, ing with neighborhood gar- “They usually start by parsley and dill. Then, as you deners, nurseries, extension saying. ‘I’ve got some lawn,”’ learn more, you can expand agents or by looking online. said Roger Doiron, founder into other vegetables. Don’t “I often get questions and director of Kitchen be afraid to experiment. dealing with garden prob- Gardeners International in Even if everything doesn’t lems like, ‘I planted my win- Scarborough, Maine. “I gen- work out, you’ll learn from ter squash in the winter so erally tell them to get started your mistakes.” why didn’t they grow?”’ said by using layers and layers of I What can I plant that Rose Marie Nichols McGee, organic mulch. Smother it will interest my kids? owner of Nichols Garden with organics. That will give “Anything that makes Nursery in Albany, Ore. That them a good base and it’s a gardening fun,” Shepherd The Associated Press one developed into a long good way to start.” said. “Grow plants with Parents new to gardening often ask how they can get their children interested in the activity. Industry reps conversation about plant I Where should I plant? playful appeal and multiple usually suggest growing plants that have multiple uses, flavors or fragrances, such as pumpkins, strawber- hardiness. “The proximity to the uses and flavor or fragrance.” ries, sunflowers, radishes and marigolds, along with others. Fertilizer is a topic that kitchen when they get start- Favorites include radishes, intimidates many gardeners, ed makes it easier to bring in pumpkins, sunflowers, zin- completely destroy her veg- or woodchucks in the area had a discussion about con- McGee said. fresh edibles, plus it provides nias, Alpine strawberries and etable plants,” said Donna and she said no. I suggested trol options.” “I usually tell them to put a strong incentive to make marigolds. Coffin, an educator with she spread flour or cornmeal Online: in a cover crop. It adds a gardening a daily habit,” I What’s eating my University of Maine around the edge of the gar- For more how-to-garden great many nutrients when Doiron said. plants? Extension. “I asked what the den to see what comes in to advice, see the fact sheets at you turn it over in the spring. I When to plant? “I had a woman call ask- symptoms looked like and eat the rest of her veggies. Renee’s Garden website: I’m also a great champion of “Beginners know it’s ing what disease or insect she said the plants were When she called back, it was http://www.reneesgarden.c using seaweed,” she said. sometime in the spring, but could strike overnight and gone. I asked if she had deer evident she had deer, and we om/articles/articles.html ing and cooling system like you have an unusual situa- In search of silver linings DUCTWORK you do your car,” he says. tion such as mold or sewage Continued from Page C2 “You maintain your car at backup. The pioneers called our part of the country neighbors; nobody likes a cheat), I don’t think least once a year.” To complement duct the Great American Desert. anyone was ticketed for spitting or failing to cleaner,”he says. Ductwork is usually in the cleaning, Keys recommends Now we know why. curb their dog. DeSilvia says homeown- basement of attic, so home- having carpets and draperies Reports are that the drought of 2012 rivaled I mean, who’d complain? Every drop helped. ers can do a lot on their own owners who decide to call in cleaned too. —perhaps even surpassed — the one in the IWe were well into the winter before I had to to improve their HVAC effi- the cleaners need to move Santos, the homeowner 1930s we refer to now as the Dust Bowl. scrape ice off my car windows. Again, when ciency by cleaning dirty any furniture or other obsta- from California, says that I can well believe it. there’s no moisture in the air,there’s no frost on coils, fans and registers, cles to create access, Keys after his home’s ductwork Admittedly, I did not have to stuff dish tow- the windshield. ensuring drain pans are said. You don’t have to leave was cleaned, he has to dust els under the kitchen door to keep dust from I I managed to mow, rake emptying properly, and home during cleaning less and his home smells changing air filters at least because the dust and debris fresher. seeping in and I didn’t notice that visibility was HOUSE and vacuum up ever autumn particularly limited by air-borne dirt as I drove leaf. In fact, I was still collect- three times a year. He also should be going directly into His family and friends the city streets, but I did watch in horror last WORKS ing the last of the hang-on- recommends a yearly profes- containment systems. feel “a whole lot better” summer as the vegetable garden shriveled and for-dear-life oak leaves in the sional tuneup. Sterilization chemicals gen- knowing the air system is formerly evergreen shrubs and trees took on a week before Christmas, and “Think about your heat- erally aren’t needed unless clean. noticeably beige cast. each and every one was as dry There wasn’t enough water in the taps to and crunchy as the swamp make a difference. cherry and crabapple leaves I managed to maintain a fairly greenish that always herald the onset tinge in the backyard, but I’m afraid the front leaf harvest. “lawn” is more a memory than reality. Leaves are a whole lot easi- Call me an eternal optimist (please, almost STEVE er to tidy up when they’re LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM/KITCHEN no one ever does), but during the past few BATIE bone-dry, and they shred — months I’ve discovered there can be good almost powder — ever so nice- things about a drought: ly for the compost bins. 62944 SHRINERS RD, COOS BAY $595,000 Quality throughout this spacious custom home. Gourmet kitchen, double I No hay fever. I suffer annually from a rag- I I had to damp-mop the kitchen floor convection ovens, 6 burner range, granite counters, walk-in pantry. Main weed allergy. I have for my entire life. To enable exactly once between July and January — a floor master suit with a spectacular bathroom and walk-in closet. Fireplace in living room, surround sound, vaulted ceilings, me to keep breathing, I’m heavily drugged from record likely to stand for many years — thanks office, utility room, mud room, and large bonus room. Has BEDROOM BATHROOM mid-August to the first hard freeze. to the dearth of mud that the dog and I general- 400 amps and hardwired for generator. MLS# 13677402 Not so last fall. ly track into the house. When there’s very little rain for a whole I did, of course, have to dry-mop it fairly “Just good ol’ growing season, there’s also very little pollen. It often, but I think that’s a lot less work. fashioned service” was the least stuffy fall I’ve spent since 1975 — I And it made the dog much happier. I keep Jerry Worthen Donna Optiz Randy Hoffine when there was another summer drought. a couple of fuzzy gloves near the back door so I principal broker 791 Commercial Ave., Coos Bay • (541) 269-5263 broker principal broker IWhat’s more, I was able to play in the shop can dry his feet before we go inside. www.PacificPropertiesTeam.com all through the fall. He’s resigned to it, but I know he hates me A side effect of my hay fever is that, even messing with his paws. though I’m not allergic to sawdust (thank heav- This year, no wiping. And I didn’t have ens!), the ragweed makes me extra sensitive. No remember to toss those gloves into the laundry D DUCE problem last September. for months. E RE PRIC I Although a whole lot of people got busted Send your questions to: HouseWorks, for watering on “the wrong day” during the P.O. Box 81609, Lincoln, NE 68501, or summer (most of them ratted out by their email: [email protected].

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MONICA - COOS BAY 357 S. 6th St. Worshiporship UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) 541-756-6959 MASSES: Rev. Jerry Steele, Pastor With Us Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am FALL SCHEDULE Liberal Religious Organization Spanish Mass: 1 pm Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm Celebration Service...... 10:55 am 541-266-7335 Communion 1st Sunday of the month for more information and childcare arrangements Celebration Center Episcopal Nazarene Unity Worldwide Ministries CELEBRATION CENTER EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA Living the message Jesus preached! 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) UNITY BY THE BAY Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson Now meeting at: Rev. 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Dear Mary: Is there any FRANK AND ERNEST advantage to sending in my credit card payment early? Or is it better to keep the money in the bank where it is earning interest and then sending it closer to the due date? — Jeff, New Jersey Dear Jeff: Because interest on credit card accounts is calculated according to the “average daily balance,” it makes a difference. In fact, the sooner you can pay dur- THE BORN LOSER ing the billing cycle, the sooner your balance will drop, which means you will pay less interest. If you can- not make your EVERYDAY entire CHEAPSKATE payment early in the cycle, consider sending (or mak- ZITS ing your payments online) one- quarter Mary of it Hunt every week or half every two weeks. Just make sure you have sent at least the entire minimum due before the due date. Getting socked with a late fee will undue all CLASSIC PEANUTS kinds of effort you’ve made to reduce your balance. Dear Mary: We purchase fresh broccoli at the local THE FAMILY CIRCUS supermarket, cut off the large stem, wash the flowerets and place them on paper towels to dry before storing them in an airtight container in the refrigerator. They sometimes grow sour within a few days before they can be con- sumed. Is there a better way FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE to handle broccoli? — Clarence, email Dear Clarence: According to the home and garden information center at Clemson University, you should not wash broccoli until you are ready to use it. Store it in a plastic bag in the refrigerator. Just before preparing, wash, but don’t soak, broccoli in cool running water. Store broccoli in the ROSE IS ROSE refrigerator at 32 F with ade- quate air circulation. Broccoli should not be stored with fruits, such as apples or pears, that produce substan- tial quantities of ethylene, as this gas accelerates yellowing of the buds. Ideally, you should use broccoli within three days of purchase, since the vitamin content will decrease the longer it is stored. However, broccoli will remain perfectly LUANN edible for between 10 to 14 days under these ideal stor- age conditions. Dear Mary: My daughter has a letterman’s jacket that has real leather sleeves and a wool body. Our regular dry cleaner doesn’t want to clean it because of the leather sleeves, and the leather cleaner doesn’t want to clean it because of the wool-blend body. Do you have any sug- GRIZZWELLS gestions on how I might spot clean it at home? — Toni, email Dear Toni: I checked with several manufacturers, including LogoSportsware (LogoSportswear.com), who tell me the leather sleeves in these jackets are typically specially treated to do well with dry-cleaning. I know that in the past I had my son’s jacket dry-cleaned without harm. You might consider asking your best dry cleaner to allow you to sign a release of liabil- MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN ity form. Just understand that if something should go wrong, you will not have any recourse. But what do you have now? A dirty jacket. I believe I’d take that risk. Do you have a question for Mary? Email her at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website and the author of “7 Money Rules for Life,” released in 2012. To find out more about Mary and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate webpage at www.creators.com.

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