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The Baker City Council considered a partnership that would fund repairs at Sam-0 Swim Center when it met Tuesday night. Randy Daugherty, Budget Committee chair and Baker Garage owner, proposed to the Council that the City, the Sam-0 Committee, the YMCA and a private group organized by Daugherty each contrib-

The local Intergroup of Overeaters Anonymous will gather for a Skype meeting atnoon Tuesday, Nov. 17, at the Always Welcome Inn, 175 Campbell St. In recognition of International Day of Experiencing Abstinence, members will tell about the plan of eating that is used to arrest the temptation to overeat. The group offers unconditional acceptance and support to others through OA meetings, which are self-supporting through members' voluntary contributions.

uteup to $3,000 apieceto replace the showers, with the City being responsible for any costs over $12,000 to repair the showers. One condition of his proposal was that the shower projectbe completed by Feb. 1, 2016. City Manager Mike Kee said he has confirmed that the YMCA will commit $3,000 whether or not the City accepts the plan.

Red Cross blood draw is Nov. 16 The next American Red Cross blood drive in Baker City is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 16. Blood will be drawn from noon to 6 p.m. at the Calvary Baptist Church, 2130 Fourth St. To schedule an appointment, call Colleen Brooks at 541-523-4650.

Thanksgiving food drive set PayneWest Insurance is joining St. Francis de Sales Cathedral in a food drive to benefit community residents who might need extra help this Thanksgiving. Items being accepted are canned and packaged food, soups and broth, rice and pasta and onions, apples and oranges. Items that may be frozen, such as dinner rolls or chicken, also are welcome, according to a flier advertising the food drive. To participate, bring contributions to the PayneWest Insurance office at 2001 Main St., byThursday, Nov. 19, to allow the church time to organize and prepare the food baskets.

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On Veterans Day one local veteran is impressed and amazed at how much children honor and recognize those who have served this country. "To me, I look to the youth," said Sgt. Bobby Henshaw, Veterans of Foreign Wars iVFWl Post 3048 commander, as he neared the end of his speech to a crowd of about 40 people gathered on the Courthouse lawn. "To me, today, what it means to be a veteran is somebody to look up to," Henshaw said. Amid a light smattering of falling snowflakes Wednesday morning, Henshaw was emotionally charged as he spoke to the crowd attending the Veterans Service. VFW Post 3048 Chaplain Austin Coates led a prayer to begin the service in which he asked the audience to join him in praying for veterans both living and dead who have served their country in the armed forces. "Accept our thanksgiving for their sacrifices and for

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the sacrifices of their families which have purchased for us a free land," he said. "Cause us never to take for grantedtheir devotion to liberty." Coates concluded the prayer by asking that those veterans who are living be granted joy and fulfilment and for peaceto be granted to those who are at rest. VFW member Jerry Shaw introduced Henshaw after thanking Coates for leading the prayer. After commenting on the snowflakes that had started falling again for the second time that day, Henshaw said he would make his speech short and sweet. The six-year combat veteran who has served in both Iraq and Afghanistan quoted from a submission for a scholarship the VFW sponsors. "Patriotism is a father and mother at war defending and protecting the United States of America so that one day their child will grow up to be whoever he or she wants to be," Henshaw said.

The Baker Bulldog mascot was on hand to send out a"Let's Do Breakfast" messagetomiddle school students Monday. The school is one of more than 30 in Oregon representing 12,000 students competing in the School Breakfast Challenge in an effort to bring more kids to the table for a morning meal. Alison Killeen, Community Engagement manager for Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon, visited the Baker Middle School Monday as part of a swing through the stateto help schoolspromote theirbreakfast programs. Her organization has S. John Collins /BakerCity Herald joined forces with the Oregon Baker Middle School students, Adrianna Gatley, center, and Winter Cloye, take advanDairy Council and the Ortage of the breakfast offerings earlier this week. Alayna Carpenter, BMS employee, egon Department of Educakeeps track of the number of students participating and what they take. Monday's tion to encourage students to breakfast was a breakfast burrito, apple and milk. take advantage of the healthfulbreakfastmeals served at students eating breakfast as t h at state that more than one they don't know where their their schools. next meal will come from. a way to help ensure their in f o u r kids in Oregon are Killeen is eager to see more success. She cites statistics "food insecure," which means See Breakfast/Page 6A

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Oooh, that smell ... Many local residents are claiming that odoriferous marijuana gardens in Baker City are offensive and even negativelyeffect their health. At their Tuesday meeting, Baker City councilors had a discussion and heard public testimony about marijuana odor in town. Police Chief Wyn Lohner explained that there have been several complaintsabout odors from marijuanagrows. "When they start to bud out, the odor that is coming from those buds can be fairly overpowering if you are living right next to it,"he said. Lohner said Pendleton and Medford have adopted ordinances that address marijuana odor. He said he was bringing the issue before councilorsto see if they wanted to address the issue and possibly createa marijuana odor ordinance in the future. "I think we're going to get more and more complaints," Lohner said. "It's going to be something that Council is going to need to tackle at some point and make a decision one way or the other," he said. See Odor/ Page2A

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BAKER COUNTY CALENDAR MONDAY, NOV. 16 • Red Cross Blood Drive:Noon to 6 p.m., Calvary Baptist Church, 2107Third St. • Baker City Parks and Recreation Advisory Board: 5:30 p.m., in the Council Chambers at City Hall,1655 First St. TUESDAY, NOV. 17 • Natural Resource Advisory Committee:3 p.m., Baker County Courthouse, 1995Third St. • Baker Rural Fire Protection District Board:7 p.m. at the Pocahontas Fire Station. • Keating Soil and Water Conservation District:6 p.m., USDA Service Center, 3990 Midway Drive. THURSDAY, NOV. 19 I Baker School Board:6 p.m., District Office, 2090 Fourth St.; meeting date permanently changed from the third Tuesday to the thirdThursday. • Eagle Valley Conservation District:6 p.m., USDA Service Center,3990 Midway Drive. • Cancer Support Group:7 p.m. at St. Luke's EOMA,3950 17th St.; for more information, call Gloria Schott at 541-4032659. TUESDAY, NOV. 23 • Baker City Council:7 p.m., City Hall, 1655 First St.

TURNING BACK THE PAGES 50 YEARS AGO from the Democrat-Herald November 13, 1965 We need to know more about western water needs of the future and this must be fortified with facts, Second Congressional District Rep. Al Ullman (Dj, Baker, told members of the Oregon Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts Friday in his address before them at the Baker Motor Inn. 25 YEARS AGO from the Democrat-Herald November 13, 1990 State Rep. Mike Nelson told an audience of about 30 people Sunday that "the Untied States of America is by any comparison the shining example of freedom and democracy to the world." Nelson made that statement as guest speaker at the annual Veterans Day observance in front of the memorial plaque at the Baker County Courthouse. 10 YEARS AGO from the Baker City Herald November 14, 2005 Two distinctly American images were prevalent during Friday's Veterans Day observance on the County Courthouse lawn. Bugler Duncan Pierce, a retired Army First Sergeant, stood ramrod straight and delivered a stirring rendition of "Taps." And a color guard carried10 flags honoring the nation and state, each branch of the service, veterans groups, and the women's auxiliaries that support veterans ONE YEAR AGO from the Baker City Herald November 14, 2014 With the temperatures on their way below zero in Baker Valley tonight and Saturday, there's no doubt winter has arrived. Since yesterday morning, 4 to 6 inches of light fluffy snow have accumulated in and around Baker City. AccuWeather and the National Weather Service both predict the high temperatures here to be in the mid-20s and the lows to be near zero to the low teens through Tuesday. Baker City PublicWorks Director Michelle Owen said outside water pipes should be insulated and faucets covered.

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ODOR Continued from Pcge1A Medical marijuana grower Rod Shaw reminded Mosier that she had committed to not limiting medical marijuana patients' abilities to grow their own medicine when the city banned the sale of all forms of marijuana. He said by passing an odor ordinance that would be limiting those abilities. "If you put an odor ban in, or an odor ordinance, you're going to be taking imedicinel away from ipatientsl because it'sgoing torestrictm ore growersfrom being able to help needy patients out there," Shaw said. Shaw added that because he lives next to the fairgrounds, he has to deal with some veryoffensiveodors. "I deal with it because it's for the kids," he said. Shaw also pointed out that diesel trucks idling in town and the odor from chickens being raised in town is of-

the car left the road for an unknown reason, police said. The vehicle traveled down an embankment and rolled over onto its top in the Powder River. Officers from the Baker County Sheriff's Department worked with Baker City Fire Department personnel and Oregon Department of Transportation employees to remove Larkin from the vehicle. "At this time there is no evidence to

fensive. "Where will it all end?"Al Free asked the Council. He pointed out that there are many types of animals in town that emit offensive odors as well as many of the

people. ''We all stink. We just have to learn to live with each other," Free said.'You can measure blood alcohol and you can measure noise, but how are you going to measure the stink?" He also asked how can the City could measure whether the stink one person makes is better or worse than the stink another makes. Free then said he wouldn't obey an odor ordinance and accused Lohner of having a personalvendetta against marijuana. Baker City Police Officer Jared Wood told the Council that there was a grow next to his house and it smelled like a skunk. "I have family members who areallergictotheodor iof marijuana)," he said.

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77, died Nov. 6, 2015. The family held a private celebration in her memory. Janice was born on April 15,1938,atGladstone, North Dakota, to Joseph and Elizabeth Keller. She was the middle of 10 children. She married the love ofher life, Virgil Feist. They were blessed with 51V2 years together. Janice loved being outside, tending to her flowers, her garden and sitting in the sun. She loved to bake i"her chocolate chip zucchini

bread was the best!" family members said) and make her famous popcorn. She loved to play cards bingo and paint ceramics. Her sense ofhumor will be missed by all who Janice knew her. Feist She lived a simple and

blessed life. "Our family is heartbroken forour lossbutrelieved she isatpeace,"fam ily members said.'We will miss her dearly. Thank you to the staffand residents at

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FUNERALS PENDING John Charles Hall: Memorial service, 2 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 21, at Gray's West Bc Co. Pioneer Chapel, 1500 Dewey Ave. Dale Bingham of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will officiate. Nancy Basche: Celebration of life — informal gathering to share stories and memories — from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Geiser Grand Hotel, 1996 Main St. Memorial contributions may be madeto Heart 'n' Home Hospice Bc Palliative Care, which her family said took great care of Nancy during her last few days and would like to share the same with others less fortunate. Contributions throughTami's Pine Valley Funeral Home, P.O. Box 543, Halfway, OR 97834. Online condolences to www. tamispinevalleyfuneralhome.

Settler's Park for the love and fri endship you provided to our mom. She appreciated it more that you will know. A special thanks to Dr. Smithson, Jeanne and Seth from Heart'n' Home, your compassion was a true blessing." Survivors include her children, 10 grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and herextended family, the Malcoms. Gray's West & Co. Pioneer Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Light a candle in memory of Janice on the Gray's West website at www.grayswest.com.

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members about the odor bothering them," Mosier said."That discussion is reallypersuasive and Idon't know where I land after having heard the people who have been affected by neighbors with plants growing next to them." She said she wants to hear from more residents and she will take the lead from the community to direct how she will move forward. Councilor Rosemary Abell agreed with Mosier and said she alsobelieves more information is needed.

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suggestthat speed orintoxicant impair ment were factors in the crash," the OSP pressrelease stated. Family members told investigators that Larkin was traveling to La Grande for an appointment at Grande Ronde Hospital Wednesday, Sgt. Kyle Hove, OSP spokesman, said Thursday in an email to the Herald. State Police troopers from the La Grande Area Command also responded to the crash.

''When I bought my house, I didn't know there was going to bea marijuana garden rightnext door — 30 feet from my kids' trampoline. My kids don't need to be exposed to it." Severalmore residents spoke about how marijuana odor was offensive to them and even limited them to staying indoors. Mosieradmitted that at first she rolled her eyes when she saw the odor issue on the Council's agenda. She also said, as Shaw pointed out, when the marijuana ban was being discussed by the Council she had no intention of limiting the legal ability of the medical marijuana community to grow the plants. However, Mosier said after hearing the testimony of those who say they have been negativel y effected by the odor of marijuana growing near them she is not so sure what her stance is on the issue. "This is the first time I have heardfrom community

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men's and women's rest rooms at the front of the pool building into one family bathroom that would Continued from Page1A Public Works Director Michelle allow a mom to assist her son or Owen talked about what was disa person with a disability to be cussed at Monday's Sam-0 Swim assistedby someone oftheopposite Committee meeting. gender. "That's something we've been She said that Chuck Everson, the missing at the pool," Owen said. newest committee member and a ''We're not in violation of any law for former city maintenance employee at the swim center, said the current not having any of it." shower units are particularly high She said the committee talked maintenance and that they should about possibly partnering with the be replacedwith a different type YMCA iwhich operates the swim — not the same kind. Everson told center)and could accept donations the committee that if replaced with online ishe said the city can'tl to the same type of shower units, they possibly fund a largerprojectthan would potentially have problems just the showers. "The committee was not quite within a year. The committee asked Owen to ready to move forward with just the look atotheroptions toreplacethe shower project," Owen said.'They'd like us to spend more time investishower units. Owen said the committee also gating improvement alternatives." discussedother possiblerepairsand Councilor Sandy Lewis, who is upgrades to the rest rooms includalso the Council representative on ing making them safer by adding the Sam-0 Committee, said it was with great enthusiasm that the grab bars to alleviate potential trip-and-fall incidents and other is- committee was ready"to jump on a new shower." sues related to the Americans with Disabilities Act iADAl issues. But she said it snowballed into "As the group talked about a discussion about what is really things, it became apparent that the needed overall. Lewis said the committee agreed shower project — along with the ADA concerns — really bring forth that a better shower was needed the other project that the committee that was more maintenance-fiee has discussed but hasn't brought and had fewer breakable parts. ''We wanted time to research that forth to the Council," she said. That proj ectisa revamp ofthe before we jumped into spending

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crowd applauded and then said that the essay was Continued from Page1A written by a sixth-grade "They sacrifice their lives student four years ago. to get their children and He said he was able to their homeland a better read many submissions like future. To live without the the one he had just read as fear of the war coming home a judge in the Patriot's Pen where their rights and free- contest as well as submisdoms could be taken away. sions to the Voice of DemocTo achieve such a duty, you racy contest. must have a certain amount iThe VFW Patriot's Pen of courage not without the essaycontestisforstudents absenceoffear,butthe abil- in Grades 6-8 and chalitytomove forward despite lenges them to reflect on fear. American history and their "It is the ability that we own experiences based w ere given tolivefree and on a patriotic theme. The in a democracy in which national first-place winner every person in this great receives$5,000 and a trip to country has the right to Washington, D.C. The VFW choose what life they want Voice of Democracy contest to live, to honor the God of providesstudents in Grades 9-12 the opportunity to their choosing, to speak of what they are passionate explore democratic ideals about and to attend public and principles through schools where one is able to audio essays. The national pledgeallegiance and honor first-place winner receives the great country that we a $30,000 scholarship and a live in. Also with all of these trip to Washington, D.C.l things, the courage to do so. The essays had a proThat is what patriotism is." found effect on Henshaw Henshaw paused as the that could be heard as his

"I certainly don't want to go to individual citizens who are taking the initiative to improve a city asset and tell them 'No thanks,' " Mosier said. Daugherty said he thought it was going to be a simple standalone shower replacement project. He said he didn't know what people would say and he needs to talk to them. pledged up to $3,000 to do this project, but they want it done now." Councilor Mack Augenfeld said Daugherty pointed out that City he didn't see any reason why the staff was concerned about finding shower project — with better hardware — shouldn't go forward $3,000 in the City's budget. ''With a $6.45 million general and not be stalled by lumping it tofund budget, I kind of think $3,000 gether with another project when is a moot issue," he said."Those the funding is available. funds are there and they could Owen said that when she went even use funds out of the existing to the Monday Sam-0 Committee Sam-0 capital improvement fund, meeting she felt it was a standalone project. because those funds are there." "The committee just asked me to Daugherty also noted that the City's Sept. 15 financial statement researchoptions,"she said."Ican't indicated that there was more say for sure that I won't come back than $6,400 in working capital iafter the committee's next meetgreater than budget in the Sam-0 ingl and say the best alternative fund." is to replace the existing hardware Mayor Kim Mosier said the that we have. "And maybe that is what turns YMCA and the citizens who use the poolare really important part- out tobe themost reasonable ners with the city. approach ... and look at the whole rest room remodel as something She asked Daugherty what he thought about the Sam-0 Commit- separate," she said. tee'sideas about a larger project Owen said the next Sam-0 comand what that would do to the mittee meeting is scheduled Dec. private funders that Daugherty 7. She wasn't sure if the committee had organized. would be able to make a decision everybody's money," she said. Daugherty explained to the committee that he thinks now is the time to replace the showers and after meeting with City officials they allseemed receptive to his proposal. "That's why I went forward with it. I was trying to help," he said. "I talked to a few people. They all

voice slightly trembled and changed in tone. "It means a lot to me that these kids know more about w hatitis tobe a patriot than most of us adults here today," Henshaw said with obvious emotion. "The youth in our nation in this generation — they've grown up in a time of war." He said they have had many family members and friends go to war. "Some of them don't come back.Some ofthem do," Henshaw said. "Some of them come back and they have issues." He explained that hearing the voice of children meant a lot to him. Henshaw talked about how one of his fellow VFW members attended Veterans Appreciation Day at South Baker Elementary School on Monday and how the appreciation that he and other veterans get from youth means more than anything to him right now. "I have a two and a half

year old son," Henshaw said."I hope that someday he can look up to me and say 'Thanks, Dad,' the same way I say 'Thanks' to my father." Henshaw seemed to almost tear up and had to pause before he finished what he said. On Tuesday, Henshaw went to Baker Middle School for a Veterans Appreciation Ceremony at 3 p.m. "They had a choir, a band — the full works," he said. "It was beautiful. That is the first time in the four years that I have been home that the children of this town — the city I grew up in — have done something

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the city could find $3,000 for the shower project and then asked Owen how the Sam-0 Committeefeltabout being asked to come up with $3,000 as their part of Daugherty's proposal. SeeSam-0 I Page 6A

to show their appreciation." Henshaw said he didn't prepare a speech and that he was just talking from the heart and thanked everyone for showing up. He also thanked past, present and future veterans. Then he thanked all the children in the audience. "I just hope we're all somebody you can look up to," Henshaw said. He then turned the service back over to Coates for a benediction in which Coates asked the crowd to join him. "Our heavenly Father, we ask for your benediction to rest on us today. As you have graciously preserved

our nation through the years and have led us in wondrous ways, grant that we may be worthy of our high calling as a nation. Amen." Henshaw then returned to the microphone and explained why taps had not been played at the beginning of the service. "Normally in the past we have played taps for Veterans Day. Taps is for

the dead.Taps is iforl Memorial Day," he said. "So

this year iSgt. 1st Class) Duncan Pierce will be playing 'Retreat' for the living." Duncan's rendition of the buglecallechoed across the Courthouse grounds.

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abouthow tomove forward and give her a recommendation for the Council by Feb. 1. "It's based on what the committee asks me to do," she said. "Their recommendation was to just pause and maybe consider the whole shower thing and some ADA compliances as one thing. What I can do initially is bring back shower information to them." Lewis clarified that the Sam-0 Committee was very excited about Daugherty's proposal. Gary Dielman told the Council he wouldwithdraw money he has pledgedtoward the shower project if the Council did not decide to do something effective at Tuesday's meeting. He praised Daugherty'sefforts in contactingpeople to pledge money for the project. He said a much bigger project has nothing to do withthe effortstoreplace the showers. "There's no need to wait ... I'm here to plead with you to move this process along," Dielman said. Mosier said she had no doubt

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I have trouble getting around my house in the dark without barking a shin or stubbing a toe, even though I'velived therefor 20yearsand none of the objectsthatbruise me is capable of moving on its own. Yet some entrepreneurs want me to buya devicethat,so far as Ican tell, would have the run of my place and could at any time ambush me. The makers of the JISIWEI S+ assure me that their vacuum cleaner robot will faithfully carry out every order I dispatch through my smartphone or tablet. This eases my mind precisely not at all. I recently tried, and failed, three nights in a row to download an audiobook on a Kindle for my 4-yearold son, Max. He eventually tired of my fumblings and figured it out himself. If I welcomed a robot vacuum into the household, I'm certain that within a week I would be strapped to a stretcher in the back of an ambulance, trying to decide whether the pain level was an 8 or a 9, and probably still clutching my phone and wondering what went wrong. But at least the attending physi-

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Schools should face more accountability, not less. That's why we were so disappointed when Gov. Kate Brown signed a bill this year that made it easier for studentsto optoutofstandardized tests. But now it's time for testing opponents to be disappointed. They are complaining about the state's official opt-out forms, the Oregonian reports. Districts must send the forms to parents to let them know about their options. And the forms make strong arguments for the value of the tests. What's apparently gotten opponents most upset is a passage right above where parents sign to opt their students out:"I understand that by signing this form I may lose valuable information about how well my child is progressing in English language Arts and Math. In addition, opting out may impact my school and distr ict' s effortsto equitably distributeresources and support student learning." Steve Buel, a Portland school board member who is active in the anti-testing group Oregon Save Our Schools, said the form is "maliciously misleading." But the form's statements are true. Testing opponents have some legitimate concerns. It's not easy to find the right balance with accountability. How much time should be spent on tests? Will the data be useful enough so that student performance can be measured across districts and states? OKcials from Bend-La Pine Schools pointed out one challenge to the editorial board on Wednesday. Some 11th-graders find themselves swamped by tests at the end of the school year. They can face taking advanced-placement tests, the ACT, the SAT and state assessments in addition to whatever else is going on in the classroom. Brains won't exactly be leaking out of students' ears when they are done, but it does cause stress. Some students and parents have to make choices about what to prioritize. That scheduling problem, though, does not diminish the importance of knowing how students are doing and how schools are doing. Schools need to be held accountable for how well they do their jobs. Opting out of testing makes schools less accountable.

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owais e By Rekha Basu Any teenager could tell you the precise thing you don't do when you don't want to be made fun ofis announce to the world you don' twant to bem adefun ofEspeciallyby a popular comedy TV show. If Jeff Kauknann, Iowa's Republican Party chairman, was reallyin chamberof-commerce mode on behalf of the state last week, he blew the chance to show we aten't the kumpy, humorless backwater state some people think we are. Instead he seemed to confum it. Lastweekend, Kaufmann barredthe satiricai'The Daily Show"kom attending his party's candidates'event — dubbed the Growth and Opportunity Party — daiming he didn't want the show making fun ofIowa. "Daily Show"hostTrevor Noah later got the last laugh. In kont of the entue nation. Between likening the event's name to "an eiectile dysfunction support gmup" and ri5ng on the press'description ofit as a"cattl ecall,"Noah turned serious. "Come on,Mr.Kauknann.Whatyou did here was disingenuous," he chided.'You shouldn't hide behind Iowa....You didn't want people making fun ofyour terrible candidates and your ridiculous event." Then Noah went on to mock the Iowa caucuses for, among other things, seldom selecting the ultimate nominees.'Republican caucusesstopped matteringyearsago. Just ask not-President Mike Hu~ and even-less President Rick Santorum," he said. Some of that would likelyhave been fodder whether or not his team had been allowed in the event. But Iowa wouldn't have looked so foolishifits Republican Party hadn't acted so paranoid in the fust

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u t t o o e s a ain One way to prevent becoming the butt of ajoke is by poking a little fun atyourseK Think the Burger King ad thathas its cmwned mascot breaking into McDonald's to steal its Egg McMumn iecipe and then selling the same thing for less. When fake news shows inform more people than real ones, and political satirists have more political influence than politicians, we should be welcoming a popular comedy show to the state and getting mileage kom linkug our name to it. Especiallyin Iowa. When'The Daily Show's" previous host, Jon Stewart, was leavinginAugust, young Iowan Cody Woodruff wmte a heartfelt open letter to him in The Des Moines Register.'You've made a huge impact on the world in so many ways,"it said.'You've impacted elections, policies and the media. Butyour biggestimpact has arguably beenwithmy generation.You havedone an astonishingjob ofinformingmillennials." Everyyear, Iowa's young people graduate kom college and flee the state. They fear Iowaisn't edgy, signikcant or fastmoving enough for their generation. The Republican Party validated those fears with a laughs-are-off-limits attitude. Every four years, presidential candidates, their staffs and international media swarm Iowa's small-town cafes and urban eateries and are pleasantly surprised that Iowa is more cultured, educated and engaged than they thought. Then other states getjealous of the infusion ofincome and kee publicity — leaving Iowa's party leaders scrambling to pmtect our first-inthe nation caucus status. It's not always an easy case to make. Iowa, unlike much of the nation, is overwhe~y white,nativeborn,and agricultural. Its Republican Partyis more

evangelical and socially conservative than the national party. The best argument we have forbeingfirstto vetandvotefor presidential candidates is our retail-style political engagement. Butif Iowa's Republican leaders keep beinginhospitable to certain gmups, itwill increasingly face a gap with young and minority voters. This year, 31-year-old Cesar Vargas gotarrested for"trespassing" attheIowa Freedom Summit,organizedbyUS. Rep. Steve King, because he called out a question about deportation to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. At the Iowa Ag Summit, Kevin Rutledge, an opponent ofbig money's influence on elections, was plucked kom his seat and escorted out by a sheriff's deputy — without having said anything. By blocking access to events bypeople who may not share the candidates' views, Republicans seem to have borrowed a cue kom Donald Trump. Inretaliation for critical editorials, the sometimes kont-runner has denied pressaccesstoitsreporters. Polls have shown that decisive majorities ofboth Republican and Democratic Iowans put a premium on being able to ask candidates questions and see them engage with local news media. If the mindset of people in power is rigid and closed, Iowa will keep losing population — which hurts our employers, our school districts, our towns' vitality and our reputation. It does no good to appear stuffy and out of touch. The trick is to get them laughing with you, not at you. Unfortunately right now, the joke's on us here in Iowa.

at v a c uUITLS? Un s which point it starts gathering dust rather than sucking it up. This would not happen with the

business trip, with the Remote APP Control in your phone or tablet, you JAYSON can take care of your family and JACOBY JISIWEI S+. pets at any time and have an idea ''When recharging is needed," the of what's going on in your house," email tells me, "S+ will automatiaccording to the email."A child or cian would have high-definition cally find and dock at the charging pet monitor that you can view kom across the globe." videofootage oftheincident toexstation." I don't see this as a selling point. I'm no lawyer but I doubt this amine while plotting my treatment. The JISIWEI S+, according to constitutesa defense against a Odds are the S+ would decide to the email I recently received asking imbibe some kilowatts at the very chargeofchild neglect. ''Well, yes, detective, I was in moment, along about 2 a.m., when me to contribute to its Kickstarter I stumble out to the rekigerator to Paris. But I knew what the kids project, is the "first vacuum cleaning robot with a built-in camera and have a drink of water. were up to the whole time. Look, I Wi-Fi." The thing darts across the even have HD video oflittle Danny As of this writing the company linoleum and down I go. The only getting into the bleach under the unknown is which of the many sink. I called 9-1-1 right away." has 70 pledgestotaling $31,549, which comfortably exceeds its Petsare adifferentmatter,of sharp, hard edges will break my course— oratleastit'snotneces$20,000 goal. fall, and where. The autonomous vacuum is not Although the S+ can be fitted sarily a felony to leave them alone with a dusting cloth to augment its for extended periods. new, of course. You're probably seen one of these vacuuming, its designers emphasize JISIWEI makes this claim about its noncleaning capabilities. the S+'s ability to deal with a dog discs, about thediameter ofa dinner plate, scooting acrossa kitchen that gets up to the dickens while It is, so far as I can tell, basically floor and bumping into baseboards a robot nanny — sort oflike the you're gone. "How about a naughty pet? You rather like a slightly intelligent air one that Rocky's brother-in-law hockey puck. Paulie had in"Rocky IV' except the can remotely drive S+ to watch These seem to me more a toy S+ lacks the anthropomorphism of them and turn their attention than an appliance, something to Paulie's metallic maid. away kom pillow, sofa, shoes, and chuckle about a couple times until The S+ itself, and its camera, can furniture." I know almost nothing about the battery dies and you can't figure be controlled remotely. ''When you'retraveling oron a out how to recharge the thing, at dogs,but even Irecognizethe ab-

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RekIrrr Basu isa columnist for the Des Moines Register. Readers may send her email at rbasu@dmreg.com.

tome surdity of this claim. I suspect that if you steered the S+ toward a dog that was munching on your loafers you'd come home to find a debris field of plastic shards and bits ofm icroprocessorsthat in no way resembles the glamour shots of the S+. lAnd apairofshredded loafers still damp with canine saliva.) If you're lucky the memory card would survive. So at least you could see the last image yourS+ evercaptured,ofa furrypaw preparing to deliver a blow. The purveyors of the S+ tout the robot as a security measure, akin to an alarm system, and here I think they might be on to something. Burglars, after all, prefer to work in the dark. And it's hardly implausible to think the S+, on its way to its recharging dock, could fell an intruder as effectively as it could trip me. You just have to hope he doesn't regain consciousness before you get home. Unless the S+ can be fitted with, say, a set ofhandcuffs. Jayson Jacoby is editor of the Baker City Herald.

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THURSDAY NIGHT NFL:BILLSTOP JETS

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January. His defense had two intercepti ons,recovered EAST RUTHERFORD, a fumble and stopped the N.J.— Jilted by the Jets, Rex Jets inside the Bills 10 in the final minutes — prompting Ryan got even. Thanks to his pride and some vigorous fist pumps Ryan repeated, along with a joy, the defense, Ryan's return to the Meadowlands flying headset, when Bacarri was a successful one ThursRambo clinched it with a day night. That defense shut last-minute pick. "I can tell the truth, this down Ryan's former team for much of the game, and the thing is kind of like being Bills scored on offense and dumped bysome girlyou special teams in a 22-17 vic- have the hots for," Ryan said tory over New York. to reporters at an overflowRyan was fired by the Jets ing news conference."Every after six seasons and immeguy in this room has been diately hired by Buffalo last dumped bya girl.You mo ve AP Pro FootballWnter

on, and every now and then, they call you back. "And they can't have you

back." Ryan got his call-back as Duke Williams returned a fumbled kickofF19 yards forthe go-ahead points, rookie Karlos Williams had a 26-yard touchdown catch and Dan Carpenter kicked three field goals. Buffalo i54l moved into the wild-card playoff picture, while the Jetsi5-4lhavelostthreeof theirlastfourgames. "Our guys stood on their heads and held them out of

the end zone," said Ryan, who did not come out to the fi eld during pregame warmups."It felt weird. Two things dawned on me that I am no longer the coach of the Jets: I was looking at the wrong side of the sheet when we were getting stats, and I spent six years coaching in green and white, and I look out there and my team is in red." Butfalo's offense made just enough key plays and held otf a late surge by the Jets after Ryan Fitzpatrick threw for two touchdowns.

NBA BASIt',ETBALL: SAN ANTONIO AT PORTLAND

Aldridlereturns andSpurs top Blaiers ByAnne M. Peterson

fans that showed me love and still supported me. And I heard the fans that were mad, and rightfully so. It might have been like 70-30 cheers to boos," he said. He was among four starters that left the Blazers in the otfseason, joining Wesley Matthews, Nicolas Batum and Robin Lopez. Lillard is the only starter left from that team, which went 51-31. The Spurs finished the first quarter on a 14-4 run to take a 28-24 lead. Lillard was often seen holding his right hand, and he said after the game it was because his nail had torn from his index finger.

points for the Spurs, who won their third straight. PORTLAND — LaMarcus Aldridge Damian Lillard led the Blazers with said his return to Portland weighed on 22 points, including five 3-pointers, and him. nine assists. Portland has lost three straight. Greeted by a mix of cheers and boos, Aldridge scored 23 points to lead his The game marked Aldridge's first new team, the San Antonio Spurs, to a appearance in Portland since he signed 113-101victory overtheTrailBlazers a four-year deal worth $80 million with on Wednesday night. San Antonio in July. "It was emotional. I have nothing but Aldridge setfranchiserecords for love for this city. I have so many memo- rebounds and double-doubles, while finries in this arena so it was hard for me ishing second to Clyde Drexler in points. out there," said the four-time All-Star, Afterward, he said he understood why who spent nine seasons in Portland bethe Portland fans had a mixed reaction fore leaving as a free agent this summer. to his return. "I definitely heard the cheers of the Kawhi Leonard finished with 20 AP Sports Wnter

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Volleyball Club tryouts planned Baker Valley Volleyball Club tryouts for ages 12-18 will are scheduled Nov. 21-22 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Baker High School gymnasium. The team is a competitive traveling team. For more information, call541-306-1868 or541-519-7809.

Easternwomen's soccerheads to finals SPRINGFIELD — Senior forward Crystal Schuder had been itching for a hat trick. Coming into Thursday's Cascade Collegiate Conference iCCCl semifinal match against College of Idaho, Schuder had three two-goal performances this season. Persistence paid otf as the first-team all-conference selection netted her first-career hat trick to lead the Eastern Oregon University women's soccer team past C of I, 4-0, to advance to the 2015 CCC Championship and clinch the program's first-ever bid to the NAIA National Tournament. The Mountaineers will battle Carroll in the CCC Championship on Saturday in Springfield at 3 p.m.

Brosius joins Tacoma Rainiers staff SEATTLE iAPl — Former major leaguer Scott Brosius has been hired as the hitting coach for Triple-A Tacoma in the Seattl eMariners organization. The Mariners announced the hiring of Brosius on Thursday. The 11-year major league veteran with Oakland and the New York Yankees spent the past eight seasons as the manager of Linfield College in McMinnville, where Brosius played before embarking on hisprofessional career.Brosius complied a 270-96 record at Linfield while leading the school to a national championships in 2014 and four regional titles. Brosius was twice named USA Baseball coach of the year. Brosius won three World Series titles with the Yankees during his playing career and was the MVP of the 1998 Series.

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SEATTLE iAPl — Outfielder Franklin Gutierrez has been guaranteed $1.5 million by the Seattle Mariners in his one-year contract and can make $4.25 million in performancebonuses based on plate appearances. Gutierrez hit.292 with 15 home runs and 35 RBIs in 189plate appearances over 59 games thisyear with the Mariners. His new deal, announced Wednesday, calls for $500,000 bonuses for 200 plate appearances and each additional 50 through 500. He would also get

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Once a Gold Glove center fielder with Seattle, Gutierrez was limited by injuries and stomach issues to 173 games from 2011-13, when he had six stints on thedisabled list.Gutierrez sat out 2014. He started last season at Triple-A Tacoma and was brought up in late June. His contract called for a

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Registrations for the Baker County YMCA's youth basketball program are being taken through Thursday, Nov. 19. Registration forms may be picked up at the YMCA Fitness Center, 3715 Pocahontas Road. Referees are needed for the youth basketball season. More information is available by calling Clark McIntyre, 541-523-9622, or by visiting the &ont desk at the Fitness Center.

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PARA UXA NOTIF1CACIOIV EXESPANOL, LLA.MAR 0 VISITAR NUESTRO WEBSITE. The Oregon Attorney General filed a l awsuit cv i o -933 Mo. The letter must include the case against certain manufacturers of l i quid crystal name, yourname, address,telephone number, and display ("LCD") flat panels. The lawsuit alleges signature. A letter on behalf of a political subdivision that LCD manufacturers illegally agreed upon the must include the entity's name, and the name, title, pricing of LCD-flat panels. The Attorney General and signature of the person authorized to sign on filed this action in her law enforcement capacity and behalf of the entity. The letter must be postmarked on behalfof the State of Oregon, Oregon natural on or beforeJanuary 15, 2016, and mailed to: persons, and all political subdivisions in Oregon and Oregon LCD Settlement, c/o GCG, p.o. Box 10240, sought equitable relief, restitution, civil penalties and Dublin, Ohio 43oi7-5740. injunctive relief. File a claim: Only O regon natural persons Oregon has settled with all defendants for a total need to file a c l aim t o o btain benefits in t his of $21,505,000 ("Settlement Fund"). The State of settlement. Claims can be completed online or by Oregon, political subdivisions and Oregon natural mailing the claim form, available for download at to the persons may be entitled to a portion of the Settlement www.Ore onscremsettlement.com, Fund. "Political subdivisions" includes all Oregon Settlement Administrator. A deadline for filing claims counties, cities, municipalities, public universities, has not yet been established. The State of Oregon school districts, special districts, and all other local and political subdivisions that are owed money government entities. "Oregon natural persons" under the distribution plan will be contacted and sent means a human, not a business. payment without any further action on their part. D th' : If y Who Is Included? th p I 't ' I bd ' ~ The State of Oregon and all Oregon political you represent do nothing, you will continue to be subdivisions or n atural persons who i ndirectly represented by the Oregon Attorney General. You purchased at any time during the years 2002 to 2006, will be bound by the terms of this settlement, and for their own use and not for resale, LCD panels will release Defendants and related entities from any incorporated in flat panel TVs, monitors or notebook claims you may have relating to the allegations in computers. An indirect purchaser is someone that purchased products containing LCD flat panels from someone other than the company that manufactured the flat panel component, such as from an electronics retailer or a device manufacturer other than one of the Defendants.

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Facebook: Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon, November School Breakfast Challenge (where photos from Baker Middle School are posted)

$250willbe awarded to the second-place finisher. A Spirit Award will go to the school that shows the most enthusiasm fortheprojectalong with milk coolers provided by the Oregon Dairy Council, said Killeen, the Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon representative. In addition to the Bulldog mascot, Angela Robb and Becca Colton of the Oregon State University Extension Service attended Monday's event. Colton works as an OSU Extension Family and Community Health Education program assistant, and Robb S. John Collins/ Baker City Herald is an oSce specialist. The two agreed to join Jake Eskew, left, and Brylan Robb vote for their favorite Wickert in the breakfast entries and kinds of fruit that could be offered for Baker challenge to encourage Middle School breakfasts. One of Eskew's choices was biscuits and gravy. studentstotake advantage of the school meals. About 50 students attend"They looked really excited ed Monday's challenge, but Continued ~om Page1A to me," she said, and she just half of those students And yet, while schools are praisedthe stafFseffortto atebreakfastatthe school, serving breakfasts, "only 24 make the meal as accessible Wickert said. "It was fun and there was percent of all kids in Oregon as possible. "They're working to get eatschoolbreakfast,and it's a good turnout," she said. still only a 37-percent partici- some nutrition in a kid's belly Students were eager to pation rate for kids eligible so they are ready to thrive, participate in the voting for free and reduced-price read to learn and ready to process to let Wickert know meals," Killeen says. play," she said. which foods they like best. She points to research Jessica Wickert, the Baker Colton and Robb orgatouting how breakfast School District's Food Servic- nized the voting and signed improvesacademic perfores director, said she had been students up to win prizes mance, improves student looking for ways to increase provided by OSU, including flying discs, sunglasses, waattendance and behavior and the number ofbreakfasts helps improve the health served to BMS students terbottles,hackie sacks and when she learned about the a"stress-reliever Beaver." ofstudents who participate throughproviding more Breakfast Challenge. Breakfast burritos"The program was strugnutritious diets. which include scrambled Killeen noted the Baker gling and they were giving eggs, turkey sausage and Middle School students' enaway starter kits about how cheese wrapped in a tortilla — were votedasthefavorite thusiasm during the Monday to boost your programs," event. Wickert said. entree. Biscuits and gravy

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was second choice among 10 that students voted on. Strawberry cups and green smoothieswere voted the top two fruit offerings. Colton said 10 to 15 prizes will be awarded to students who eat breakfast at school each week. Next Monday, Baker County SherifFs Deputy Adam Robb, who is well-known to students, will eatbreakfastwith themiddle schoolers, including his son, eighth-grader Brylan Robb.

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Incentive Grant for Downtown Economic and Aesthetic Livability iBIG DEAL) Grants in the amount of $500 each. One is for the Shoemaker Building and the other is for the Baker Tower. • Approved a resolution that supportsthe city's application for a ConnectOregon grant that provides matching funds required

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SPOKANE iAPl — Hundreds of people gathered Thursday inside the historic B Reactor on the Hanford Nuclear Reservation to mark the creation of the Manhattan Project National Historic

iAngela Robb is the deputy's wife and Brylan's mother. Some students actually ate acrossthestreetatthe Presbyterian Church, which has beenserving freebreakfast to the middle school studentsforthe pastfouryears, beforeheading to the school Monday. The church opens its doors forbreakfast at7 a.m .and the schoolbegins serving at 7:15 a.m. "The church has a great program, and I know they enjoy spending time with the kids before school,"Wickert said."Our school breakfast in the gym is also a place for students to gather with their friendsand school staffand socialize, and is available to kids who arrive with just a

construction at the Baker City Airport. • Approved the second reading of an ordinance that amends the City's municipal code regarding propertymaintenance and graffiti. The changes to the ordinance would allowforan appeal process by anyone who has received a notice from the City to remove graffiti from their property. • Appointed Councilors Rich-

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Owen said committee members / responded to that partoftheproposalby saying theyarethereto giveadvice to the City Council — not as a fundraising entity. They were notopposed to attempting to raise money, but they did not commit to come up with their share of Daugherty's proposal. ''We need to know ifthey

that paved the way for public accessto thefacility,Charboneau said. The nation's newest national park was formally created earlier this week in Washington, D.C.

are going to try to raise the funds," Daugherly said."It's a simple thing to do." He proposed that the Council ask the swim committee m embers to have a special meeting within the next two weeks to decide what they are going to do, which would give Owen more time to research alternate shower systems. There was a consensus from the Council members to do that. They will address the issue at their next meeting.

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students to eat at the church and then eat again at the school. "Ifthey'rehungry and they need it, that's a good thing," Wickert said. The district recently fasts are charged $1.25 per meal. received a $5,300 Farm to "As a public school, we are School grant that Wickert legally required by the state hopes will help provide meals of Oregontoserve breakfast that will appeal more to the to our students, and ensure students as well. The money will be used to that each meal is balanced and meeting healthy child buy lunchand breakfastfood nutrition guidelines,"Wickert that includes any produce said.'With those meals we grown or processed in Orget reimbursed from the egon such as potato products Department of Education. or other Oregon-grown and "To make sure our cannedfruitsand vegetables. "I have started using Pendprogram operates within leton flour as a result of the budget, so thatourdistrict and community aren't losing grant and hope to start using 'Mike's Pizza,'which is made money,we'rehoping to bump up our numbers and make in Clackamas," she said. sure more kids are starting Therewillbe a tastetest the day nourished and ready at Haines School on Nov. 24 to allow students to sample to learn. "There's a lot of need and that brand of pizza and two space for community groups others to determine which the kids like best, Wickert to get involved with child nutrition programs in Baker sald. City," she added."CollabIn the meantime, the orative programs make sure School Breakfast Challenge we're not duplicating resourc- will continue through Dec. 4. es or in competition." Angela Robb said her son, One thing Wickert is who is among those who eat considering for next year is at the church, will be eating a"second-chance breakfast," at the school some days which is offered at the high during the challenge to help school between morning boost the numbers. And he's recruited his classes in addition to an earlier breakfast."Grab-and- friends to join him. To help bring more stugo meals" are available to students who pick them up dents in, Wickert says the and eat them on their way to school will not only be serving students the foods they class. Elementary school stusay they prefer, but staff will dentsare served breakfastin be working to improve the the classroom, but that prac- atmosphere as well. ''We'll be creating an envitice was discontinued last year at BMS at the request of ronment they want to be in, teachers,Wickert said. a breakfastthat tastesgood The second-chance and offer itata good price," breakfast option would allow she said.

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Park. The ceremony paid tribute to Hanford's role in making plutonium for the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki, Japan, bringing an end to World War II.

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GETTERSto help side $1,200 Fully loaded! location, fenced patio, one block from SafeVer ood condition! your ad stand out CIMMARON MANOR 3 bd, 2 ba, close to no smoking or p ets, way, trailer/RV spaces. $19,600 like this!! ICingsview Apts. college $850 $ 625/ mo , C a II W ater, s e w er , g a r • 35 foot 541-523-2505 Call a classified rep 2 bd, 1 ba. Call Century 3 bd, 1 ba, close to 541-963-4907 bage. $200. Jeri, man• 3 Slide Outs TODAY to a s k how! 21, Eagle Cap Realty. Rivena $695 a ger. La Gra n d e • W/D Combo Baker City Herald 541-963-1210 NEWER 2 bdrm, 2 plus 541-962-6246 • Kitchen Island 541-523-3573 All Units are b ath, g arage, W / D • 4-dr Fridge/Freezer CLOSE TO do wntown ask for Julie Non Smoking hookup, no pets/smokand EOU studio, a l l LaGrande Observer For more info. call: i ng. L e a s e $89 5 , utilities p a i d no Trust D e ed , ( d ) a541-953-3151 LA GRANDE M o bile (541) 519-0026 $1,000 dep. Yard & smoking, no pets, coin mounts that BeneficiHome for Rent: 2 bed, ask for Erica w/s pd. 704 M Av e. op laundry, $355/mo, ary has paid on or may 1 bath, new k i t chen Near hospital & EOLL plus $3 00 d ep . eI I hereinafter pay to proappliances. W/D and (541 ) 805-91 81 541-91 0-3696. tect the lien, including large attached storage. by way of illustration, $500. 541-663-0335 1001 - Baker Count CLOSE TO do wntown NEWLY REMODELED b ut n o t li mi t a t i o n , T riplex, 3 b r d m , 2 Legal Notices and EOU, 1BDRM, No taxes, assessments, bath, all utilities pd, SOUTHSIDE L A RGE 855 - Lots & Props moking, n o pet s , o lder home 4 + b d , erty Union Co. STORAGE UNIT interest on pnor liens, w /s/g p a id , $ 5 0 0 no smoking, no pets, $1,200 + deposit. Mt. AUCTION and insurance premi$1,000 month, $900 BEAUTIFUL VIEW lot in month, $400 deposit. ABC Storesall, Inc. E mily Property M g t . u ms, a nd ( e ) e x deposit. 541-910-3696 541-91 0-3696 Cove, Oregon. Build 2011 541-962-1074 41298 Chico Lane penses, costs and aty our d r ea m h o m e . Baker City, OR 97814 t orney a n d t r u s t e e CLOSE TO EOU 1 bd, all 750 - Houses For BACKPACK Septic approved, elecVERY NICE, 2 bdrm, 2 Auction on fees incurred by Beneutilities pd. no smok- Rent Baker Co. 630 - Feeds tnc within feet, stream ba, all appliances inSaturday at 10 a.m. ficiary in foreclosure, TRAILER ing no pets. Coin op r unning through l o t . 1-BDRM, 1 ba t h. Gas cluded, office space, November 14, 2015 including the cost of a laundry, $425/mo + A mazing v i e w s of • Hardshelled 200 TON 1st crop h eat, f r i dge, s t o v e , garden space, carport, trustee's sale guaran$ 40 0 depos it . fenced yd, no smokmountains & v a l l ey. • Excellent condition Alfalfa-alfalfa grass. washer/dryer, fenced Description of property: tee and any other envi541-91 0-9636 • Very clean 3.02 acres, $62,000 3x4 bales. No rain, test. ing, $950/mo. $ 9 00 Household, p e r s o nal ronmental or appraisal yard. $475/mo, $200 • Good storage 208-761-4843 150 TON 2nd crop dep. 541-910-3696 dep. 541-523-4986 items, and misc. report. CLOSE TO park & pool, INot used since June 2013 Alfalfa -alfalfa grass Property owner: Lauren 2 bd, all utilities pd. ROSE RIDGE 2 Subdivh due to stroke ) 753 - Wallowa Sm. bales.(100 lb. avg.) 2-bdrm, 2 bath Fisher By reason of s aid d eNo smoking, no pets, $4,000.00 sion, Cove, OR. City: 541-51 9-0693 utilities pd. $600+dep County Rentals Amount due: $190.00 fault, Beneficiary and $575/mo, $500 dep. All Sewer/VVater available. 541-523-0805 Blue Ridge Apartments Unit ¹ E20 541-91 0-3696. 4 BDRM, 2 ba home in the Successor Trustee Regular price: 1 acre Molly Ragsdale have elected to foreWallowa. Laundry faCert. Weed Free Grass Hay m/I $69,900-$74,900. DRC'S PROPERTY Property Management close the trust deed by cility, c a rport, a v a il. We also provide property 970 - Autos For Sale Description of property: Small bales, barn stored, Call: 541-519-8444 Household, p e r s o nal a dvertisement an d $225/ton. 541-519-3439 MANAGEMENT, INC. "Pick now. (541)886-4305 management. C heck up Applications" 215 Fir Str items, and misc. sale pursuant to ORS out our rental link on 760 - Commercial 2710 f/2First St La Grande OR Property owner: 86.705 to ORS 86.815 our w ebs i t e 650 - Horses, Mules Info Box Jonathon Oglesbee a nd to s ell t h e r e al Rentals www.ranchnhome.co APARTMENTS Amount due: $320.00 p roperty id e n t i f i e d m or c aII BEARCO BUSINESS 2250 10TH. Large BIG, BEAUTIFUL, bold Studio $350 to $400 Unit ¹ E46 a bove to s atisfy t h e Ranch-N-Home Realty, 2-bdrm w/loft, family Park, 1,600 sq. ft. 2 black 6 mo old st ud 1bd, $385 to $395, o bligation that i s s e In c 541-963-5450. Office's, 12x11 1/2 roll room, carport & outside colt, Gentle broke to 2bd, $440 to $585 Description of property: c ured by t h e T r u s t up door, restrooms, storage. Garbage paid. l ead. I n d ia n h o r s e Household, p e r s o nal Deed. I $700/mo plus deposit. $600/mo + $600 dep. I breeding . $ 70 0 . All Units are items, and misc. 541-963-7711. LG. 541-523-9057 541-51 9-7399 Non Smoking Property owner: NOTICE IS H E REBY ICimberly Suitter GIVEN that the underFOR RENT: 2 room of- 880 - Commercial 2000 CHEVY BLAZER 2525 MADISON. 2-bdrm Welcome Home! Amount due: $300.00 s igned Suc c e s s o r f ice/retail s p a c e a t Property w/ snow tires on nms one bath w/RV parking, Unit ¹ D36 2119 4th St . P r ivate Trustee or Successor and snow chains. New garbag paid. $525/mo + Ca!I Trustee's agent w i l l, restroom, s e p a r ate NEWLY RENOVATED stereo system, hands $525 dep. 541-523-9057 c ommercial / ret a i l free calling & xm radio Foreclosures under ORS on February 18, 2015, (541) 963-7476 o utside e nt rance o n 87. 669-87. 691 p roperty o n A d a m s capability. 2nd owner. at o n e o ' cl o c k 3-BDRM, 1 bath in quiet ground floor, electric (1:00) p.m., based on $ 22 5/ m o . and 2nd St. $1200 per GREEN TREE e astside n e i g h b o r - h eat . Have all repair history. month. Possible lease Legal No. 00043523 the standard of time hood. Has 2 car garage 541-523-3779 Good condition! APARTMENTS option to p u rchase. Published: November 6, e stabl i s he d by $4000/OBO & chain linked fenced 2310 East Q Avenue SHOP 8t OFFICE Space 13, 2015 O RS 187.110, j u s t ~541 910-1711 541-403-4255 ba c k ya rd. $600/m o. 710 - Rooms for La Grande,OR 97B50 w/s pd. $395/mo plus outside the main en541-51 9-4924 N $ 30 0 d e p o s it TRUSTEE'S t rance of t h e B a k Rent 9I $47,500 BUILDING NOTICE OF SALE 541-91 0-3696 e r County Co u r t HOME SWEET HOME NOTICE R eference is m ade t o SITE WITHSMALL house, 1 9 9 5 3 rd Clean & Cozy All real estate advertised Affordasble Studios, that certain trust deed CREEK AND RIPARIStreet, Baker City, 1704 East • $500/mo 780 - Storage Units h ere-in is s u blect t o 1 & 2 bedrooms. "Trust D e e d ") (the Oregon, sell for cash AN AREA. Fantastic 2-bdrm, 1 bath the Federal Fair Hous- (Income Restnctions Apply) dated Octo b e r 5, at public auction to the views of mountains and ing Act, which makes Professionally Managed 2528 VaIIey •$550/mo 2008, e x e c u ted b y highest bidder the in2-bdrm, 1.5 bath the Grande Ronde Valby: GSL Properties it illegal to a dvertise James Keith Carroll No smoking/Sm pet neg terest in said real propley. Owner maycarry a any preference, limitaLocated Behind (the "Grantor") to Elkerty, w h ic h G r antor • Mltil-If)tttatioiim, contract. Call Anna for tions or discnmination La Grande Town Center Ed Moses:(541)519-1814 Title Company has or had power to 2005 JEEP Wr angler. horn • I)ii(elde famaiI IPailiiig based on race, color, details. 13103042 (the "Trustee"), whose LARGE 5 + B D R M 2 convey at the time of F actory r i g h t h a n d m ailing a d d r es s i s religion, sex, handicap, • Itcii3iteiilii Riitiiiii Century 21 Eagle the execution by GranStory, Victonan, 2 1/2 drive, 6 c l y , 4 w d, f amilial status or n aCap Realty, 1 725 M a i n S tr e e t , Baths, Large yard, TnFor Iriforriiialioti iriiII: tor of the Trust Deed, automatic, runs exceltional origin, or inten' 541-9634511. B aker City, O r e g o n together with any inple Carport, Shed, No 52$4MIIeys lent, new tires, cruise tion to make any such 97814, to secure payHIGHLAND VIEW terest that Grantor or cats. $950/mo + dep. c ontrol, AC , s t e r e o ment and performance p references, l i m i t a Apartments $94867eye!I!IIgs the successors in in541-403-4729 new postal signs. 127k tions or discrimination. of certain obligations terest to Grantor ac37ILI 10th Rreei $8,900. 541-426-9027 We will not knowingly 800 N 15th Ave of Grantor t o Old Nelson Real Estate One Of th e n i Cquired after the execuor 541-398-1516 accept any advertising Elgin, OR 97827 West Federal Credit tion of the Trust Deed, Has Rentals Available! for real estate which is est things about Union (the "Beneficito satisfy the forego541-523-5485 %ABC STORESALL% in violation of this law. Now accepting applicaary"), including repaywant ads is their ing obligations thereby All persons are hereby MOVF INSPFCIAl! I OV V tions f o r fed e r a l ly ment of a promissory secured and the costs CO St . informed that all dwell• Rent a unit for 6 mo note dated October 5, funded housing. 1, 2, and expenses of sale. i ngs a d ve rtised a r e and 3 bedroom units SUNFIRE REAL Estate get 7th mo. FREE A nother is t h e 2008, in the principal available on an equal (Units 5x10 up to 10x30) with rent based on inLLC. has Houses, Duamount of $25,000, as NOTICE IS F U RTHE R quick results. Try opportunity basis. 541-523-9050 come when available. plexes & Apartments amended b y that GIVEN that any person EQUAL HOUSING a classified ad change in terms agreefor rent. Call Cheryl named in ORS 86.778 OPPORTUNITY Prolect phone number: m ent dated J une 4 , Guzman fo r l i s t ings, has the right, at any t Oday! C al l Ou r 541-437-0452 541-523-7727. 2013 (the "Note"). The time prior to five days c lassif ie d a d 2008 TAURUS X SEL, T rust Deed wa s r e - before the d ate l ast TTY: 1(800)735-2900 752 - Houses for corded on October 7, m i , sea t s 6, s et for t h e s a le, t o d e p a r t m e n t 98k "This institute is an equal leather , 6 d is c 2008, as Instrument Rent Union Co. have this foreclosure opportunity provider." t Oday t o P l a C e changer, Sinus Radio, No. 0810187B in t h e proceeding dismissed 1450 SQ FT 2 bdrm, 2 720 - Apartment almost new s t udless official real property reand the Trust Deed reyour ad. bath, detached single e Seavttly fenoed Rentals Baker Co. snow tires, great SUV, cords of Baker County, instated by payment to garage, 300 sq ft deck, e iCNtad Eritiy $7000. 541-91 0-3568. O regon. T h e T r u st Beneficiary of the enAVAIL. N OW . St u dio off s t r e e t p a r k i n g, Deed was modified by tire amount then due e Llgiiiied ler yOiiir prO!ea(leii apt. Newly remodeled. sprinklered lawn, w/d t hat m o d i f ication o f DONATE YOUR CAR, (other than such porF ridge, r a n ge, g a s & small freezer incl. e 5 dlffetentaize vriila deed of trust recorded tion of the principal as TRUCIC OR BOAT TO h eat. T e n ant p a y s www.La rande $800. 541-910-0354 on June 5, 2013, as Inwould not then be due e LOte Of RV Slerage HE R ITAG E FOR THE e lectric. Laundry o n Rentals.com s tr u m e n t No . h ad no d e f ault o c BLIND. Free 3 Day Vasite. No smoking/pets. 3 BDRM, 2 bath house 41298Chico IRd,Baker CI)y 13220348B in the officurred), and by cunng cation, Tax Deductible, $450/mo. with mudroom, 2 car cial real property reFree Towing, All Paany other default com541-51 9-6654 L ook i n g f o r carport, shop, haybarn cords of Baker County, plained of herein that perwork Taken Care loafing shed w i t h Oregon. i s capable o f b e i n g something in par- &p asture Of. CAL L on 2 a c r e s . ELKHORN VILLAGE 970 - Autos For Sale A PLUS RENTALS cured by tendering the 1-800-401-4106 $925 m o + $450 APARTMENTS tiCular? Then you c lea n i n g The legal description of has storage units (PNDC) performance required dep . Senior a n d Di s a b l ed the real property covavailab!e. under the obligation or 541-963-81 79 n e e d t h e Housing. A c c e pting e red b y t h e T r u s t Trust Deed and, in ad5x12 $30 per mo. applications for those Deed is as follows: dition t o p a y ing s a id APPLICA- 8x8 $25-$35 per mo. aged 62 years or older Classified Ads! ACCEPTING 8x10 $30 per mo. TIONS 3 bd , 2 b a , sums or tendenng the as well as those dis- This is the simLot 6 and th e N o rth $ 925 + $ 5 0 0 d e p . 'plus deposit' performance necesabled or handicapped half of Lot 7, Block13, s ary to cure the d e 541-91 0-4444 1433 Madison Ave., of any age. Income re- PleSt, moSt ineXB.W. LEVEN'S ADDIor 402 Elm St. La f ault, b y p a y ing a l l strictions apply. Call TION TO BAICER CITY, costs and expenses APPLICAGrande. Candi: 541-523-6578 PenSiVe VVay fOr ACCEPTING in Baker City, County TIONS, 3 bdrm, 2 ba, Ca II 541-910-3696 actually incurred in enfor our most current offers and to of Baker and State of carport, covered forcing the obligation you to reaCh Peo- with Oregon. p atio, gas heat, g a s a nd Trust Deed, t o browse our complete inventory. American West ple in this area water heater, fenced gether w it h T r u stee Storage No action has been instiyard, new carpet and and attorney fees not tuted to r ecover the FURNISHED STUDIO w ith any m e s - vinyl. No smoking or 7 days/24 houraccess exce e d i n g the 8E 2-BDRM APTS. 541-523-4564 obligation, or any part pets Excellent condiamounts provided by Sage you might Utilites paid, includes thereof, now remaintion. $900/mo, $700 COMPETITIVE RATES ORS 86.778. i ng secured b y t h e internet/cable. Starting at Want to deliVer. dep. 541-786-2364 or Behind Armory on East 1415 Adams Ave • 541-963-4161 541-963-5320 Trust Deed or, if such $600/mo. 541-388-8382 and H Streets. Baker City

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PUBLISHED BY THE LAGRANDE OBSERVER & THE BAKER CITY HERALD - SERVING WALLOWA, UNION & BAKER COUNTIES

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Baker City HeraId: 541-523-3673e www.bakercityheraId.com • classifiedslbakercityheraId.com• Fax: 541-523-6426 The Observer: 541-963-3161e www.lagrandeobserver.com • classifiedsllagrandeobserver.com • Fax: 541-963-3674 xg w 1001 - Baker County Legal Notices

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In construing this notice, the singular includes

t he plural, an d t h e word "grantor" includes any successor in interest of grantor, as well as any other person owing an o b l igation, the performance of which is s ecured by the Trust Deed, and t he w o r d s "trustee" and "beneficiary" include their respectwe successors in interest, if any. In accordance with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, this is an attempt to collect a debt, and any information obtained will be used for that purpose. Thiscommunication is from a debt collector. For further information, please contact Jesus Miguel Palomares at his mailing address of

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court case number is 1 3-08-48542 w h e re Bank of America, National Association, its

successors and/or assigns, is the p laintiff,

and ICathy Mallory AKA ICathy Jean Mallory; ICns Mallory AICA ICris Patrick Mallory; Citi-

bank, South Dakota, N .A.; and Al l O t h e r Persons or Parties Unknown Claiming any Right, Title, Lien or Interest in the Real Property Commonly ICnown a s 2 5 0 9 St a r l i g h t Drwe, La Grande, OR 97850, is/are the defendants. The sale is a p ublic auction to t h e highest bidder for cash or cashier's check, in hand, made out to Union County S heriff's Office. For more information on this sale go to:

www.ore onshenffs. com/sales.htm

Miller Nash Graham 5 Published: October 30, Dunn LLP, 111 S.VV. 2015 and November 6, F ifth A v e n ue , S u i t e 13,20, 2015 3400, Portland, Oregon 9 7 204 o r t e le- LegaI No. 00043419 phon e him at LIEN FORECLOSURE (503) 224-5858. SALE DATED this 15th day of Pursuant to ORS 87.689 October, 2015. 5 ORS 87.691. N otice is h e rby g w e n that the following described property personal/household items will be sold at A Plus Rentals LLC, at 1433 M adison S t reet , L a LegaI No. 00043342 Grande OR 97850 on Published: October 23, November 14th, 2015 30, November 6, 13, at 10:00 am to satisfy 2015 liens claimed by A Plus 1010 - Union Co. Rentals LLC.

/s/Jesus Miguel Palomares Successor Trustee File No. 111240-0057

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P roperty Ow ner: M i k e BOARD M EETING of McDonald t he B l u e M o u n t a in U nit M 1 5 -24 l e i n f o r Translator District will $445.00 be held Wednesday, November 18th, at November 9, 11, Flying J Truck Stop in Publish: 13, 2015 La Grande OR, at 6:00 p.m. LegaI No. 00043529

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Babcock (the "child") Guardianship of Derek v iew a p r o p o sal t o was filed in the above Alan Dodge. transfer the lunsdiction court on October 26, of part of East Street 2015.Jerry Babcockis NOTICE OF FILING OF from a County road to the paternal grandfaPETITIONS FOR a city street. The Juther of the child and GUARDIANSHIP to nsdiction to the City of Eileen Babcock is the Amesha Dodge. Island City is proposed paternal grandmother. for East Street from its T he a d d r es s and Petitions to appoint Matintersection with Orep hone w h er e J e r ry thew a n d R o c h elle gon Hwy 237 south to and Gizete B abcock Hammond as tempo5th Street. and Eileen Babcock rary and p e rmanent may be reached is c/o guardians of Veronica Interested persons are Cory Larvik, Attorney, Noel Preuss and Derek invited to submit w r it2202 Cove Ave., Ste Alan Dodge were filed ten or oral testimony in the above court on A , L a G r a nd e O R before or on the day of 9 7850 , (5 4 1 ) O ctober 2 9 , 2 0 1 5 . t he h e a r ing . The 663-8864. A copy of Rochelle Hammond is Board of Commissionthe above-mentioned t he m a t e rnal g r e a t ers will consider any amended petition may aunt of th e c h ildren. o blections o r t e s t i be obtained from Cory T he a d d r es s and m ony offered. I f t h e Larvik. phone where Matthew Board d e c i d e s t o No court hearing has yet and Rochelle H a mtransfer Iunsdiction, an been scheduled. You mond may be reached order offering Iunsdicis c/o Cory Larvik, Atmay o b l ec t t o the tion to the City will be a mended petition. If t orney, 2 20 2 C o v e a dopted and a t i m e you do not file an obAve., Ste A, La Grande l imit fo r t h e a c c e p0 R 9 7 8 50 , (5 4 1 ) t ance o f t h e of f e r Iection in this matter, the court may enter a 663-8864. A copy of m ight be s et . A d d i the above-mentioned Iudgment granting the tional information may requested relief. Obp etitions may be o b be obtained from the Iections must be filed tained from Cory LarUnion County Planning in the above court by vik. The case regarding Department. December 7, 2015. To Veronica Noel Preuss file an oblection conis No. 15-10-8562. The Scott Hartell tact the Union County case regarding Derek Planning Director C ircuit C o u rt , 1 0 0 8 A lan Dodge i s N o . "IC" Avenue, La 15-1 0-8563. P ublish: O c t o be r 3 0 , Grande, OR 9 7 8 50, No court hearing has yet 2015 and November 6, (541) 962-9500. been scheduled in ei13,20, 27, 2015 ther case. You may obDATED this 3rd day of Iect to either or both of LegaI No. 00043381 November, 2015. the petitions. If you do not file an oblection in each matter, the court /s/Cor La rm k Cory Larvik, OSB ¹98278 may enter a Iudgment Attorney for Petitioners granting the requested relief. Oblections must be filed in the above Published: November 6, court by December 7, 2015. To file an oblec13,and 20, 2015 tion contact the Union Leqal No.00043507 County Circuit Court, 1008 "IC" Avenue, La THE PERSONAL prop- Grande, OR 9 7 8 50, erty of th e f o llowing (541) 962-9500. indwiduals will be auct ioned du e t o l o n g DATED this 3rd day of term payment d elinNovember, 2015. q uency. A n a u c t i o n will be held Monday /s/Cor La rm k November 23, 2015 at Cory Larvik, OSB ¹98278 10:00am. The location Attorney for Petitioners of the auction will be Storage P l u s 815 H emlock Elgin, O R Published: November 6, 97827. 13,and 20, 2015 Audra Askew ¹109 Nickole Thamert ¹43 Legal No.00043508 Curtis Cox ¹49 Matt Gnffith ¹32 NOTICE OF HEARING

IN THE Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Legal No.00043357 Union, Case No. 15-09-8552, UNION COUNTY NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S Guardianship of PLANNING SALE Travis Lee Matthew Published: November 11, COMMISSION Babcock, a child. 1 3, 16, 18, and 2 0 , PLAN AMENDMENTS On December 16, 2015 2015 at the hour of 1 0 :00 NOTICE OF FILING OF NOTICE I S H E REBY a .m. a t t he Uni o n PETITION FOR LeqaI No. 00043535 G IVEN, t h e Uni o n County Sheriff's Of GUARDIANSHIP TO County Board of Comfice, 1109 IC Ave, La Amesha Dodge. IN THE Circuit Court of missioners, will hold a Grande, Oregon, the the State of Oregon hearing on VVednesdefendant's i n t e rest An amended petition to for the County of d ay, D e c e mbe r 2 , will be sold, sublect to appoint J e r r y and Union, Case No. 2 015 at 10:00 am i n redemption, in the real Gizete Babcock a nd 15-10-8562, the Joseph B u ilding property c o m m o nly E ileen B a b c oc k a s Guardianship of Annex C o n f e r e nce known as: 2509 Startemporary and perma- Veronica Noel Preuss, Room, 1106 IC Avelight Dnve, La Grande, n ent g u a r d ians o f and Case No. nue, La Grande, to reO regon, 97850. T h e Travis Lee M a t t hew 15-10-8563, Published: October 13, 2015

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DEARABBY: When my husband and I might want to track down who herfather is, bought our house, having children wasn'tyet ifit's not me? I don't know how I'd approach on our minds. The master bedroom is at one her for a DNA test. — URGENT DAD IN THE USA end ofthehouse;theothertwobedrooms are DEAR URGENT: I'm so sorry to hear at the opposite end. Twoyearsinto our marriage we got a your prognosis. A gentle way to discuss this surprise blessing — a baby girl. She's now would be to explain that you have been diagnosed with cancer and may not have 8 and still sleeping in our room in her own long to live. Tell her you love her, that in toddler bed. She has greatsleeping habits, and I don't think it would your heart she will always be ajj"ect her to sleep in another your daughter, but that you DEAR room. arenot 100 percent sure it Iam theproblem.Ican't ABB Y is bi o logically true. Explain bear to have her at the other that you are saying it not to hurt or reject her, but only so end of thehouse.AllIcan think about are horror stories o that if she is not your child she may be able fbabies and small children being snatched from their beds to locate the person who is, and she won't be fatherless when you are gone. (from the window) while the parents sleep. What ifsomething happens and I don't wake up? This may seem rr'diculous to some, but it's DEARABBY: Iam a divorcee with a a realfearform e.Canyou ojj"ersomeadvice? problem. My longtime friend "Paul"and I — PARANOID MOMMY decided to move in together so I could save IN SOUTH CAROLINA some moneybecause ofmy very expensive DEAR MOMMY: Baby monitors iand divorce. The problem is, I think I am falling cameras) were invented to allay the fears forhim, and Igetreallyjealous when he of parents who sleep apart from their little brings dates home. When I told him I'm starting to have feelones. If that isn't reassurance enough, consider changing all the sleeping arrange- ingsforhim, hesaid hecaresforme,butnot ments until your daughter is a bit older. Put in that way. How can I keep myjealousy in her in one of the bedrooms at the other end checksoIdon'truin a good friendship? of the house, and you and your husband — OVER THE LINE IN UTAH DEAR OVER THE LINE: I'm going to take the one next to hers. Have the baby monitor next to your bed so you can hear take a risk and make a generalization, her if she stirs during the night. because there is much truth to it. When You might also consider getting a dog, couplesdivorce,oneorboth partners'selfesteem often takes a huge hit. People often who would certainly alert you should anyfeel vulnerable and in need of someone to one attempt to enter your home after you love them, make them feel attractive, be and your husband are asleep. a partner to them, etc. Could this be you? DEARABBY: I have a daughter who is Might this have something to do with your now 40years old. Until she was17, I didn't resentment of the women Paul is seeing? Your friend has been no more than a supknow she existed. She lives in another state, but we talk often. I consider us close. portive fiiend at a time when you needed one. If you can't accept it for what it is, then Abby,Ihave been diagnosed with cancer for your own emotional health find another and may not have much time left. I'm only 56.Iwas 16 when Iwasinvolved withher placetolive because,even ifyou're saving mother, homeless at the time and very naive. money, this arrangement is too expensive. My problem is, although I have wracked my brainovertheyearsIcannot remember actuDear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and ally having sex with her mother. Nevertheless, I love this person very much was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com andit wouldbreak my heart (and hers)if she wasn't mine. Should I tell her in case she or PO. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA90069.

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WASHINGTON — Republican presidential contender Ben Carson has maintained a business relationship with a closefriend convicted of defrauding insurance companies and testified on his behalf, even asthe candidate has calle d forsuch crimes to be punished harshly. Pittsburgh dentist Alfonso A. Costa pleaded guilty to a felony count of health care fraud after an FBI probe intohisoralsurgery practice found he had charged for procedures he never performed, according to court records. Though the crime carries a potential sentence ofup to 10 yearsin federalprison,Costa was able to avoid prison time after Carson helped petition a federaljudge forleniency. That's different from the position Carson took in 2013 as he prepared to launch his presidential campaign, saying those convicted of health care fraud should go to prisonforatleasta decade and beforced to forfeit"allof one's personal possessions." At Costa's 2008 sentencing hearing, Carson described the dentist as "one my closest, if not my very closest friend." P We became fiiends about a decade ago because we discovered that we were so much alike and shared the same values and principles that govern our lives," Carson told the judge, adding that their families vacationed together and that they were involved in"joint projects." "Next to my wife of 32

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WEEICLY FISHING REPORT

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GRANDE RONDE RIVER • Steelhead fishing on the Grande Ronde is good right now. With the recent bump in flows, catch rates should remain high for the next few weeks. Fish are taking everything, including flies, lures, bait and anything else anglers want to throw at them. The outlook for steelhead is currently great for 201 5-16 with nearly 21,000 Wallowa/ Imnaha fish set to pass Bonneville Dam, much higher than the average of 14,000. IMNAHA RIVER • The river is fishing well for steelhead. The recent bump in flows will bring more fish up from the Snake River and fishing will remain good. The outlook for steelhead is currently good for 2015-16 with nearly 21,000 Wallowa/Imnaha fish set to pass Bonneville Dam, much higher than the average of 14,000.

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Judd Rush was headed back to his sleeping pad at 2 a.m. when he saw a pair of eyes glowing at him through the darkness of the vast Washington wilderness. He turned his headlamp up and saw that those eyes belonged to a cougar. Alone and terri fied,hegrabbed his trekking pole and started to walk toward the animal, attempting to show no fear and makehimselfappear

bigger. "I just saw a massive body turn to the side, I saw a big shoulder dip up, and then I saw a body, a really long tail,

and it disappeared into the darkness," Rush recalls. "So I spent the rest of the night tending to a fire, next to my

sleeping bag." It was one of many memorable experiences during the Bend native's 2,650-mile hike of the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail this year. Rush, 28, started the trek on the United States-Mexico border on April 25 and reached the U.S.-Canada border on Oct. 10. Nearly six months of walking through some of the most majestic and rugged mountains in the West included more wildlife encounters, the kindness

of trail "angels," a lifelong bond forged with fellow hikers and a new perspective on life. Rush, a 2006 graduate of Summit High School who grew up in Bend and now lives in Redmond, graduated from the University of Oregon in 2014 with a degree in psychology. Some young adults celebratetheircollege graduation by backpacking through Europe — but not many choose to hike for 169 days, averaging nearly 16 miles

per day. Rush — who now works in construction in Central Oregon — confesses he was

not much of a hiker before the trip. He had been on only about five hiking outings before taking on the PCT. But he was on a mission, claiming he needed to "get out of town." He and his girlfriend had recently broken up and he was in between jobs, so he made the spontaneous decisionto'hitthe road,"as he calls it. His original plan was to hike only the 458-mile Oregon section of the PCT, but there was still too much snow on that part of the trail in late April. "So I just decided to do the whole thing," Rush says. "I said, 'The heck with it.

I guess I'll just walk from Mexico to Canada."' Rush had about six weeks to organize his trip. He

bought $600 worth of groceries and put together his resupply boxes of food and gear, which friends would mail ahead to him to towns closeto thetrail.The food included pounds and pounds of peanut M&M's, Rice Krispies Treats,granola bars and cookies — basically the cheapestfood that contains the mostcalories. "I wassosick ofeating that food by the end of the trip," Rush says."It was just the same thing over and SeePacific/Page 2C

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take a shot only to miss because you didn't sight in your rifle. One time I took a buddy blackpowder hunting to one of my secret spots. I don't remember exactly, but he had taken eight to 12 shots that morning and never hit one. I'm convinced he had never sighted in his rifle. You're going to be excited enough, so you don't need to throw in the factor of not having your rifle sighted in on top of that. To start, you'll want to be shooting offofa stablerest.Ifyou don'thave a bench, don't panic. I take a card table and chair and in the old days a few blankets or pillows. Now I use sand bags. I used to use a Caldwell Lead Sled, but for long range shooting mine just isn't stable enough. You want a stablerestand a comfortable chair. You also want the target attached to a stable stop or it will be

BASE CAMP TOM CLAYCOMB swaying in the wind and obviously mess up your shooting. If you've just mounted a scope, then setup a targetat25yardsto get on the paper. That means at least hit the target so you know which way to adjust. Then go out to 100 yards. But regardless of how far you sight it in, shoot at 100, 200 and 300 yards so you know how high to hold overyour target atvarious yardages in case you do get a long shot. You don't get many opportunities, so you want to make a good shot if it presentsitself. But let's back up and talk about actually sighting in your rifle. Everyone recommends shooting groups of three before making an adjustment. Here's

High Ridgehikedownhill, but requires route finding This hike is all downhill across its 3.8 miles, but requires some hunting to stay on the trail as it's not maintained. Travel one mile past Minam, then south on Big Canyon Road (Forest Road 8270) about 16 miles to its end at the Middle Cougar Ridge Trailhead. Hike south-southwest 0.4 miles to the junction with Cougar Ridge Trail. Turn right and hike 0.5 miles to the junction with High Ridge Trail. The trail heads north-northwest from the Cougar Ridge junction. The trail passes a spring 1/3 of a mile in, at which point it gets tougher to find. The trail reaches the ridgeline of High Ridge after another 1/4 mile, then generally follows the ridgeline for the next two miles and drops about 600 feet in elevation. About 2.25 miles past the spring, the trail drops steeply for 0.25 miles, then comes to a national forest boundary sign and a jeep road, which is its end (4,570 feet).

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By Mark Morical WALLOWA RIVER • Steelhead season is open. However, fishing doesn't normally pick up until later in the year and into the spring. Trout fishing has been good on the river with angers finding some nice fish. Fall caddis and mayfly hatches have been good, and fish seem to be keying in on them. • The Wallowa is also a whitefish factory and can produce some large fish. Whitefish are native to Oregon and are a respected sportfish across the West. Whitefish can be great in the smoker and are a great way to keep kids interested while steelhead fishing.

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Members of the Mt. Emily Recreation Area Advisory Committee installed a stock tank near Owsley Canyon Trailhead Nov. 8, the latest in aseriesofprojectsundertaken at MERA. "I think of it more as enhancement rather than cleanup," MERAAdvisory Committee Chairman Lannce Colburn said of the projects. The new aluminum stock tank replaces two old worn out tanks and are set up as an additional water source for livestock and wildlife. cWe took all that old stufF out of the way, reoriented it and made a nice flat level place for it to sit. It's a nice, wide tank. It's long and it has an escape ramp," Colburn said, noting that the escaperamp isfor sm aller animals that might get stuck in the tank. The MERA board, with

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The old tanks that were replaced were made of steel, which aided in their deterioration. up there on the mountain." The tank was donated to the cause by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife after word had got around that MERA was looking to upgrade the feature. M ore project sareon the horizonas theboard looks to continue to improve MERA. cWe're looking at this as a pile of projects," Colburn said.cWe're open to new ideas. We see itasa good beginning."

the backing of Blue Mountain Conservancy, Union County and other organizations, has completed a handfulofprojectsthisyear,m ost recently building a fence to protect aspen treesand building a separate fence around a spring. "There were four different projects we identified up there on MERA," Colburn said."They were all part of the same package that we presented to the county to do

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One method to save ammo is to take three shots. If you have a good group,put your rifl ein a rest and aim at the bullseye. Have someone turn the screws until the crosshairs are on the bullet hole. That will save a lot of shooting. If your scope is way ofF, use cheap ammo to get it close and then switch to your high-dollar hunting ammo. For the final stages, use the exact same ammo and grain of bullet that you will be hunting with. All bullets/ammo shoot difFerently.

overagain.But you kind of get to the point where you justneed calories to keep your body going, so it's more about the caloric yields than the taste or anything like that." Rush's roommate dropped him ofF at the southern terminus of the PCT in Campo, California, on the U.S.-Mexico border on April 25. Hiking solo but never really alone along the popular route, Rush made fast friends with a group of hikers whom he calls his "trail family." They all had trail names given to them by fellow hikers. Rush was "Skippy," because of his fondness for peanut butter and his knack for skipping along the trail. His friends included One Step, Risky Biscuit, Cold Bear and Moonshine, among others. cYou didn't have to stick with one group the entire hike, which was fun," Rush says."I would see friends that I hadn't seen in like 300 miles or 1,000 miles. 'Oh my gosh, I have so much to tell you!' You're always having these meetups. A lot of people are like-minded out there. So you all sort of just get along, more so than in the real world. It's just a very good group of people." Rush estimates that he ran about 10 percent of the trail, finding it easier to run on many downhill sections. He hiked the entire trail in sturdy Chaco sandals, battling Achilles' heel issues and shinsplints with a few days of restand compression sleeves. For water, he carried a Sawyer Squeeze filter system, which allowed him to easily filter water from lakes and streams. Rush used an app on his iPhone called Guthook's, which helped him locate his next water source, the next town and camping sites. "I just knew where my

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273-TALK i800-273-8255l. If you suspect that your teen might be thinking about suicide, talk to him or her immediately. Don't be afraid to use the word"suicide." Talking about suicide won't plant ideas in your teen's head. Ask your teen to talk about his or her feelings and listen carefully. Don't dismiss his or her problems or get angry. Instead, reassure your teen of your love. Remind your teen that he or she can work through whatever is going on — and that you're willing to help. Warning signs of teen

DRINKS Continued from Page6C liquor. The overall sweetness of the drink will depend on the base wine, but the cup of sugar is a bigreason why an 8-ounce glass of spiced wine is around 335 calories. That's a heap more than the 200 calor iesin thesame size serving of pinot noir. If you're looking for a low-calorie wine alternative, try a spritzer, which is white wine with club soda and lime, or maybe pomegranate seeds for a festive twist. Wine spritzers are around 80 calories, and Anshutz recommends them to anyone who's going to be spendinga lotoftim e at house parties.

Hot buttered rum Harvey's Butter Rum Batter means this drink is as easy to mix as eggnog, and it's almost as rich. M elt taablespoon ofthe stuff — which is essentially butter, brown sugar and spices — into some hot water, add an ounce or two ofrum, brandy or bourbon, and you have one of Central Oregon's favorite holiday drinks. The calorie count for an 8-ouncemug made with 2 ounces of rum is around 300, so it's not quite as fattening as eggnog. The Harvey's base is a bitm ore sugary at 21 gramspertablespoon.In late fall at East Bend Liquor,

suicide might include: • Talking about or hinting at suicide; for example, making statements such as "I'm going to kill myself," or "I won't be a problem for you much longer." • Talking about or writing about death. • Increased useofalcohol or drugs. • Feeling purposeless or hopeless. • Withdrawing from social contact. • Mood swings. • Changing normal routine, including eating or sleeping patterns. • Acting recklessly or aggressively. • Giving away belongings or getting affairs in order when there is no other logical explanation for why this is being done. • Developing personality changes or being severely anxious or agitated. • Unexplained cuts or burns caused by self-injury.

tubs of Harvey's and a rumbrandy blend called White Christmasialsopopular for eggnog) start flying off the shelves, owner Mark Merrick sald. A lower-calorie drink that still comes in a warm mug is the hot toddy, which is just an ounce ofbourbon with hot water, a splash oflemon and a tablespoon ofhoney, all of which adds up to about 130 calories.

Hot chocolate and peppermint schnapps Ifchocolateand peppermint is a person's jam, and he or she wants that kick of alcohol, too, there's just no way around the calorie count. One recipe for "hot schnocolate, "viafood.com, comes in at 382.5 calories with 26 grams offatand 25 grams of sugar. Like eggnog, hot chocolate has no satisfying substitute. And to make it peppermint-y, a strong alcohol that's also high in sugar contentis added. One shot of 100-proof Rumpleminz schnapps has 172 calories and 13 grams of sugar. A note about counting calories in liquor: All 80-proofliquor — rum, vodka, whiskey — isabout 64 caloriesper ounce, but most shot glasses measure 1.5 ounces, so you're really looking at closer to 100 calor iesper shot.Calorie calculations assisted by RanDee Anshutz, dietitian, and CalorieKing.com.

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unwelcome mementos. There's the lingering germ phobia; thechestport that looks like an on/off button; the more-irritablethan-beforeirritable colon; numbness that comes and goes in my toes. Given that I'm childless, there's the infuriating irony that my unproductive uterus is the body part that betrayed me. Moving beyond cancer is a new stage of waiting. I wish my doctors could guarantee that I'm cured. The best they can do is reaffirm that they see no current evidence of cancer. I asked several cancer survivors, '%hen will cancer be such a tiny speck in my rearview mirror that I won't dread follow-up exams or

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lcohol in general is a big source ofextra calories during the holiday season, but there are afew boozy treats that make plain old beer and winelook downright health-conscious.Youknow the ones.Eggnog hot buttered rum, spiced wine and spiked hot chocolate all contain enough extra sugar or fat a— nd sugar to ma—ke them as caloric as a small meal

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Eggnog For most, the eggnog base for a cocktail is a syrupy yellow liquid &om a daIry carton. Ifitis made from scratch, the recipeentail scooking up egg yolks, sugar, whole milk and heavy cream with a dash of nutmeg. No wonder the base concoction comes in at about 240 calor iesand 18grams of sugar for 6 ounces. The alcohol component can be spiced rum, a combination

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If chocolate and peppermint is a person's jam, and he or she wants that kick of alcohol, too, there's just no way around the calorie count. One recipe for "hot schnocolate," via food.com, comes in at 382.5 calories with 26 grams of fat and 25 grams of sugar.

of rum and brandy, or whiskey, each of which is around 100 calories per shot. The calorie calculation: A smallglassofeggnog, depending on the alcohol content, isgoing to be 340 to 440 calories. Using light eggnog will save about 60 calories per serving. Anshutz doesn't think it's a worthwhile sacrifice, especially if you're trying to enjoy a truly rare treat. "If what you want is the mouthfeel and texture of real

eggnog, I'd probably go with the realdeal,"shesaid.

Spiced wine Spiced wine is made in many ways depending on the recipe's origin. The drink also is known as mulled wine, glogg and gliihwein. The base is usually red wine mixed with port wine ior notl and a liquor such as vodka, brandy or aquavit, which is a potato-based liquor flavored with caraway. The wine is warmed and infused with cardamom, citrusand raisins,and here's the part that's not so obvious: Most recipescallfor dissolving a cup of sugar in the batch before adding the SeeDrinks / Page 5C

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was getting ahead of myself, drowning in an ocean of murky cancer gloom. Entering that writing contest without fearing the future may not seem like

much. To me, it felt absolutely huge. My uterine cancer started with minor "spotting" that would have been easy to ignore. Confident it was nothing, I made a gynecologist appointment. One test led to another, and then came the waiting for results — the fiightening, interminable waiting. Through scans, biopsies, surgery, tissue and lymph node samples, staging, I clung to assurances from cancer survivors that waiting is the hardest part — that itgets easier once you know the treatment plan. I assumed that hearing I had the"Big C"meantIhad heard the worst. After surgery, the words "aggressive cancer" and "spread outside your uterus" SeeBrill / Prtge 5A

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High blood pressure, also called hypertension by medical professionals, means that the force of blood pushing through your body is too strong. That pressure puts a strain on your arteries, which carry blood from your heart to the rest of your body. In colder weather, blood vessels constrict more than normal, which raises blood pressure. By understanding what high blood pressure is, you can make lifestyle changes to stay on top of the disease.

The La Grande area Parkinson's Support Group meets the third Monday of each month from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Grande Ronde Hospital. The group meets on the third floor in the solarium. The class givesthose aff ected by the diseaseachance to m ake new friends, learn about the disease, share and grow.

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ROCHESTER, Minn. Physicians using body mass index iBMIl to diagnose children as obese may be m issing 25 percent ofkids who have excess body fat despite a normal BMI, which can be a serious concern for long-term health, according to a Mayo Clinic study published online recently in Pediatric Obesity. The researchers found that BMI has high specificity in identifying pediatric obesity meaning BMI accurately identifies children who are obese but has amoderate sensitivity, meaning the BMI tool misses children who actually should be considered obese, accordingto the percent of fat in their bodies. "If we are using BMI to find out which children are obese, it works if the BMI is high, but what about the children who have a normal BMI but do have excess fat? Those parents may get a false sense of reassurance that they do not need to focus on a better weight for their children," says Dr. Francisco Lopez-Jimenez, senior study author and directorofpreventive cardiology at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. In the meta-analysis, the researchersused 37 eligible studiesthat evaluated 53,521 patients, ages 4 through 18. It is the first systematic review and meta-analysis to assess thediagnosticperformance of BMI to identify excess body fat as compared with techniques considered reference standard to measure obesity. These other techniques include skin-fold thickness measurement and dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry, which can be used to measure body composition and fat content. It is known that childhood obesity can lead to an increased risk of type 2 diabetesand cardiovascular disease, says Dr. Asma Javed, the study's first author and a pediatric endocrinology fellow at Mayo Clinic Children's Center. "Our research raises the concern that we very well may be missinga large group of children who potentially couldbe atrisk for these diseasesas they getolder," Javed says. '%e hope our results shine a light on this issue for physicians, parents, public health officials and policymakers."

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