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A special good day to Herald subscriber Dalene Davis of Baker City.

Oregon, 5A PORTLAND — An Oregon nonprofit filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking to reinstate a state law that would have allowed people to get driver's cards if they can't prove they are in the U.S. legally.

The law was approved by the Legislature in 2013 but was overturned by voters the following year in a referendum.

BRIEFING

By Joshua Dillen ldillen©bakercityherald.com

Forest Ser vice waives fees Ior veterans Nov. 11 The U.S. Forest Service will not charge day-use fees for veterans at recreation sites in OregonandWashington on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.

"We honor our veterans each November 11th and every other day of the year," Forest Service ChiefTom Tidwell said in a press release. "We hope that this time will serve as a way for our veterans and other visitors to find our national forests and grasslands as a year-round respite, a place where they can take time out for themselves."

This fee waiver includes many picnic areas, boat launches, trailheads, and visitor centers.

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Baker County commissioners support a proposed Forest Service project in the Elkhorn Mountains that includes logging, but they want the agency to be more aggressive in cuttinglarger treestoreducethefi redanger.

Commissioners on Wednesday approved a written comment for the 47,621-acre East Face project.

Most of the acres are on the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest north of the Anthony LakesHighway,divided between Baker and Union counties.

Based on the proposal the Wallowa-Whitman unveiled last month in a 293-page environmental assessment iEAl, East Face would be oneofthebiggertim ber saleson theforest in the past 25 years.

The project ,according tothe ForestService, is designed to reduce large wildfire risk and restoreforeststhathave been harmed by past logging and decades of fire suppression.

The EA includes five alternative plans — including a no-action alternative — for the project, which would include prescribed burning and other fuels treatment, and pre-commercial thinning as well as commercial logging.

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Dinner at Elks

Lodge benefits Veterans Home The public is invited to the Baker Elks Lodge's annual steak dinner fundraiser on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Lodge, 1896 Second St. The dinner is $10 and includes top sirloin steak, salad, baked potato and dessert.

Veterans get a coupon for a free beverage of their choice.

Gregg Hinrichsen, chairman of the Elks Lodge Trustees, said the dinner raises about $400 to $500, which is donated to The Dalles Veterans Home.

Food is donated by the Oregon Trail Restaurant. For more information call 541-523-3338.

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Baker City Police Officer Colton Smith recently received the department's new drug-detecting canine, Capa.

By Joshua Dillen ldillen©bakercityherald.com

Baker City Police Department once again has a canine offtcer.

Capa, a 21-month-old male German shepherdand Belgian Malinois cross, started working Wednesday.

to that kind of stulKn The 63-pound drug-detecting dynamo lives to sniff out narcot1cs.

Smith said Capa is a super high-energy partner who is always working.

"He's constantly going," Smith 'Tm glad to have iCapal sald.

That energy was obvious at because i01 be a great thing for the community," said his the break room in the police handler, Offtcer Coleton Smith. department as Capa rapidly "For the guys who are out there moved aroundthe room, sni5ng transporting dope and causing a everything, and everybody. bunch of problems in town, this guy is going to help put an end See Capa/Page 8A

CANINE COP Capa is a 21-month old, 63-pound German shepherd/Belgian Malinois Cl OSS.

He replaces Turbo, who retired early mainly because he was trained to detect marijuana, which is now legal in Oregon for recreational use by people 21 and older.

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When Steven McBride requested that his parentsdeliversome clean socks and underwear to the Baker County Jail where he'll be staying for the next few days, he got more than he asked for.

Police Chief Wyn Lohner said McBride's father arrived at the jail Saturday as his son had requested, but the corrections officer noticed something odd about the pair of socks thatwas delivered.

Upon further inspection, Cpl. Jason Wirth found 5.2 grams ofheroin stashed in the socks, which had apparently been washed with the drug tucked inside.

"Itwas good work by the correctionsofftcern Lohner said of Wirth's efforts to find the drugs during a routine search, which is standard procedure for items delivered to the jail.

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Today

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Ilctoher feelhilmytoynuP Thermometer agreed • Average temp for the month was the second-highest ever for October in Baker

By Jayson Jacoby llacoby©bakercityherald.com

This October was the second-warmest on record in Baker City.

Based on one statistic, anyway.

That's the average daily temperature,

a measurement that factors in each day's highest, and lowest, temperatures.

That number for October was 50.5 degrees at the Baker City Airport.

Since 1943, when detailed records begin, only one October was warmer-

1988,when the average daily temperature was 52.8 degrees. iThe average, dating to 1943, is 45.8

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2015

OBITUARIES Harry Galloway

lived life with a smile on his face.

Harry Galloway, 99, of He was preceded in death Baker City, died Nov. 1, 2015. by his sisters, Emma Mader He lived with his wife Whitney and Edith Vanof 46 years, Phyllis Chee dermark; and his brothers, Galloway, whom he met in Charles and Emory GalMelbourne, Australia. Most loway.

Survivors include his people knew Harry as "Slim." brother, Edgar Galloway, He was the son of Silas and and Neva Pond, of Reading, Viola Haring Pennsylvania; and his two Galloway, and children, Charles Dale Gallowas born on way iand his wife, Marjorie) and Evelyn Shelton iand her Oct. 16, 1916, at Kingston, Harry husband, Donald); and stepPennsylvania.

Gal l oway sons, Edward Patton iand They were a his wife, Karen) and Elwood pipeline family and the sons Patton iand his wife, Caroallworked, for atleastpart lynl; and grandchildren, Jon, of their lives, as heavy equip- David, and Edward Patton, ment operators all around and Sierra Galloway; greatthe United States, including grandchildren, Alexandra, Alaska and Hawaii. Harry Rebekah, Nathanael and also worked in Saudi Arabia, Hannah Patton; and greatAustralia, and Guam. great-grandson, Bryson Harry was lead scout and Hargrove. sniper on the China/Burma/ In lieu of flowers, the India campaign during family suggests memorial World War II with Merrill's contributions in memory Marauders. He walked most of Harry J. Galloway to St. of theBurma Road during Jude Children's Research Hospital through Gray's that stint in the U.S. Army.

He received a good conduct West & Co. Pioneer Chapel, medal, AS/PAC THR SER 1500 Dewey Ave., Baker City, MED w/3 Bronze Stars and OR 97814.

Victory Medal. Also Harry piloted for many years in the JohnHall Civil Air Patrol.

Former Baker City resident, 1948-2015 In May of this year, Harry John Charles Hall, 66, of and his son Dale traveled to La Grande,a former longWashington, D.C., with the time Baker City resident, Oregon Honor Flight, where died Oct. 30, 2015.

World War II veterans were There will honoredfortheir service to be a visitation from noon to 3 our country. Harry especially loved when schoolchildren p.m. Saturday, came up to him to shake his Nov. 7, at Gray's hand and thank him for his West & Co. service as they toured the John Hall Pioneer Chapel, monuments around the city.

1500 Dewey He enjoyed playing music, Ave. His funeral will be hunting and fishing, and had Saturday, Nov. 21, at 2 p.m. many hobbies, including run- at Gray's West & Co. There ning his hunting dogs, knap- will be a dinner afterward ping stone arrowheads, and for family and friends at the gardening. Even late into his Eagles Lodge, 2935 H St. 90s, Harry walked the blocks John was born on Dec. 23, around his neighborhood 1948, at Douglas, Wyoming, to stay fit and tended his to Charley Andrew Hall backyard chickens. and Laura Lucille Lawhorn Harry was a fierce soldier, Hall. committed husband, loving He served in the Navy father, wild explorer of the as part of the Construcw oodlands, and tireless tion Battalion from 1967 to fisherman and marksman.

1970 and in the National Last year at age 98, he shot Guard from 1975 to 1993, his final elk, and was hoping making his overall service to geta tagfor a buffalo this more than 20 years. He was year. a sergeant E5. He loved to Harry enjoyed hunting hunt and fish with family and fishing with his friends, and friends.

Todd Callaway, Al McMillen, He was a beloved son, and Byron Henry. brother, father,grandfather, His boyhood friends from uncle and friend, family Pennsylvaniaremember members said. talesofHarryproviding deer Survivors include his meat for families during children, John Dean Humthe Great Depression and phreys of Nampa, Idaho, ofhaving the pleasure of Dawn Holland of Eugene, working with him on various Howard and Melaine Mcpipelines. He claimed that Murdo ofFallon, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Oregon Micheal Hall of Phoenix, w ere the prettieststates Arizona, Misty Hall of in the Union, but stayed in La Grande, Mandy Hall Oregon for the wider range and Chris Greenlee of La of hunting and fishing.

Grande, Michelle and Andy His twinkling eyes, great KenddallofCove and Matstorytelling, and his love will thew, Kasey and Marcus be greatly missed."RememHall of La Grande; his sibber," he would say, "to never lings, Teresa Mae "Terrie" let anyone get you down." He and GlenSmith ofRed Oak, Iowa, Robert Andrew Hall of Idaho Falls, Idaho, Betty LES SCHWe Lucille and Gene Norris of Fox, Lois Jean"Jeannie" DeRoest of Nampa, Jimmy Lee Hall of Baker City, and Donna Kay and Robert Louis Ward of Baker City; Starting at his many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, great-nieces and a great-nephew.

Baker City, 1916-2015

BAKER CQUNTY CALENDAR FRIDAY, NOV. 6 • First Friday art shows:Baker City art galleries are open late to showcase the month's new artwork; opening times varybetween 5:30p.m .and 6 p.m.atCrossroads Carnegie Art Center, Peterson's Gallery, ShortTerm Gallery.

• Medical Springs Rural Fire Protection District Board: 7 p.m., at the Pondosa Station.

SATURDAY, NOV. 7 • Community Connection 21st-Annuai Senior Bazaar: 9.m. to 2 p.m., at the Senior Center,2810 Cedar St. • Huntington Highland Games:Event brings together some of the top athletes in the Inland Northwest to compete in traditional Celtic games. For more information, got to www.visithuningtonor.org MONDAY, NOV. 9 • Sam-0 Swim Center Committee:5:30 p.m., City Hall, 1655 First St. TUESDAY, NOV. 10 • Baker Web Academy and Baker Early College Governing Board:5 p.m., North Baker Campus, 2725 Seventh St. • Baker City Council/Planning Commission:Joint City and County Planning Commission 6 p.m and regular meeting 7 p.m., City Hall, 1655 First St.

TURNING BAcK THE PAGEs 50 YEARS AGO from the Democrat-Herald November 6, 1965 Mrs. Jane Pollock, chairman of the Baker County Red Cross blood program, will head the five-county district blood committee for 1966.

Mrs. Pollockwas elected chairman of the Red Cross Regional Blood Program district five committee at their meeting in La GrandeThursday.

25 YEARS AGO from the Democrat-Herald November 6, 1990 Passage of the property tax limitation measure weighed heavily on the minds of candidates this morning who won seats on local city and county government.

Steve Bogart, who defeated PaulYork for county judge, said much work is ahead in dealing with budget matters in light of Measure 5.

Gerald Conrad defeatedTony Sowers for a seat on the Baker County Court.

10 YEARS AGO from the Baker City Herald November 7, 2005 People who sell their produce at farmers markets have maybe 80 square feet of real estate in which to ply their trade. Maximizing every square foot means allowing customers to browse the produce from both sides of your stand.

A Cove grower, John "Scotty" Scott, demonstrated his homemade mobile produce stand Saturday during the Northeast Oregon Farm Direct Marketing Conference, held at Eastern Oregon University.

ONE YEAR AGO from the Baker City Herald November 7, 2014 The owners of several gold mining claims near Granite have agreed to pay the federal government $1.2 million to cover potential costs to deal with the release of arsenic and other toxic metals from those claims.

A consent decree in the case was filed in late October in U.S. District Court in Pendleton.

In exchange, federal officials agreed not to pursue further legal action against the mine owners.

The consent decree is not official and is subject to public comments until Nov. 28.

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SENIQR MENUs • MONDAY:Sweet and sour chicken over rice, Asian vegetables, bread, Asian salad, sherbet • TUESDAY:Liver and onions, potatoes and gravy, peas and carrots, roll, green salad, pudding Public luncheon at the Senior Center, 2810 Cedar St.,11:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m.; $4 donation (60 and older), $6.25 for those under 60.

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His memorial service will take place Saturday, Nov. 7, at 11 a.m. at the Baker City LDS Church, D enni s 2625 Hughes H anby Lane. He will be buried in Cove Cemetery, next to his grandparents, on Saturday at 2 p.m.

Dennis was born on Feb. 21, 1949, at Baker City to Walter Harden and Merle Mitchell Hanby. Dennis grew up in Baker City, going to North Baker Elementary Baker Junior High and Baker High School. He Katheleen Friend graduated in 1968. He atBaker City, 1920-2015 tendedone year ofcollege at Katheleen Friend, 95, of Albany. During the summer Baker City, died Oct. 15, of 1969, he went to work for the Forest Service on the 2015, at Boise There was a visitation in road department. He had Baker City and her graveworked there two summers before. sideservicewas Oct.23 at Eternal Hills Cemetery in In the fall of 1970 he Klamath Falls. moved to Roseburg where Katheleen was born on he worked at the plywood June 16, 1920 at Branson, mill. He met his wife, Roma, Missouri, to Truman T. there. Dennis married Roma Smith and Daisy Pearl Ann Simonyi on Jan. 6, 1973, Moore Smith. at Layton, Utah. They moved She attended Kirbyville to Ogden, Utah, shortly High School at Kirbyville, after their marriage. Dennis Missouri and attended worked at a plumbing supply college at the School of the outfit while living in Ogden.

Ozarks,graduatingin 1941. They had one daughter, She married Wilburn Lee Crystal. ''Wilbur" Friend in May of Dennis divorced in 1983 1945 at Springfield, Misand shortly thereafter moved sourt. back to Baker City. He Katheleen was a teacher, moved back into the house he grew up in and lived secretary, telephone operator, homemaker and there until the time ofhis mother. She retired from death.

Pacific Northwest Bell as a Later in life, Dennis telephone operator in the worked as a locksmith until late 1970s. retiringforhealth reasons.

She enjoyed knitting, cro- Dennis' outdoor passion was cheting, camping, reading hunting and he had several and photography. hunting partners through the A largepart ofwho Kath- years. Dennis also loved horseleen was is defined by her es and owned several over deep-seatedfaith in God. theyears.Aspartofthislove, Until she lost her sight, she he became a member of the was an avid reader of the Baker County SherifFs Posse Bible and attended church in Octoberof1989.Heloved regularly. riding in the parades, which She was quick-witted he did every year. After his with a quiet but always evi- last horse died he borrowed dent sense of humor, family a horse so he could continue members said. Observant toridein the parades.He and intelligent, she often learned a lot with the posse. appeared introverted and He participated in Search reserved but once she got and Rescue and also helped to know a person and acwith their Youth Trail Rides cepted them as a friend, the each summer. He took his reserve disappeared and daughter, Crystal, on some of she was lively and joking the trail rides. He also helped with all she considered close her participate in 4-H when to her. she was young making sure She was not hesitant she had a horse to ride. He in expressing her opinion loved going on the Youth Trail of someone or something, rides and was hoping to take especially politicians. She his granddaughter, Mataya, enjoyed observing weather out with him this past sumand discussing weather mer. Dennis received Possephenomenon. She often man of the year in 1999. said if she had life to do After his horse died he got over again, she would be a a four-wheeler to get around meteorologist. on the trails with and to She retained her quick assist in his hunting expediwit, lively sense of humor tions. He spent many happy and sharp memory through- hours riding the trails with out her life. She was a friends. He also used his memorable person. She will four-wheeler to plow snow off be missed. of the neighbors' sidewalks Wilbur and Katheleen in the winter. He was always moved from Missouri to willing to lend a hand and Klamath Falls in the sumhelp someone out. He was mer of 1946 and moved very much appreciated and a from Klamath Falls to fiiend to many, he was loved Baker City in 1984. by many who knew him. He Survivors include her son, will be greatly missed.

Rex Friend of Petersburg, Dennis was a member of Alaska; and numerous The Church of Jesus Christ of nieces and nephews living Latter-day Saints. in Oregon and the Midwest.

Survivors include a sister, She was preceded in Cheryl Webb; a brother,Gary death by her husband, Hanby; a granddaughter, Wilbur, in 1996; her mother, Mataya, and a grandson, Daisy, in 1983; and her Haygen; 11 nieces and father, Truman in 1954. nephews; and approximately Memorial contributions 31 grandnieces and grandmay be made to Relay nephews. for Life or Heart 'n Home Dennis was preceded in Hospice through Gray's West death by his parents and his & Co. Pioneer Chapel, 1500 daughter, Crystal.

DeweyAve., Baker City, OR. Anyone wishing to donate 97814. to a memorial college education for Dennis' grandchilDennis Hanby dren, Mataya and Haygen, Baker City, 1949-2015 can call Cheryl Webb at 541-523-4538.

Dennis Mitchell Hanby, 66, of Baker City, died Nov. 1, 2015, at his home.

SeeObituaries/Page 8A He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Andrea McMurdo; his girlfriend, Virginian Sedlocek; his older brother, William Rea Hall; his older sister, Patsy Ann Hall Norman; his younger brother, Thomas Dudley Hall; two brothersin-law, Robert Charles Shum and Douglas "Doug" DeRoest; and three nephews, Leland Sands, Burl Paul Dalgliesh and Rickie Allen DeRoest.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Veterans Administration hospitals.

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leastfornow there arefew er K9 officers in the region. kak, r = .

Lohner said people who use or sell narcotics locally will likely be less willing to do so openly.

"That will in turn, hopefully reduce the amount of drug activity we have in this community," he said.

Besidesbeing a deterrent, Lohner said Capa is a valuable tool when it comes to ongoing drug investigations, including serving search warrants.

He said a drug dogis much more efficient at finding drugs, paraphernalia and drug money than human S. John Collins/ Baker City Herald officers are.

Lohner said the police are Colton Smith has regular duty patrol in the city, but is ready at a moment's notice to assist in drug investigavery aware of who is involved tions with Capa. in drug activity in town, and Capa allows more opporindicating the presence of tunity when police contact "He's such a smart dog. He marijuana rather than other those individuals, whether learns so quick." that's during a trafic stop or drugs. "iSmithl can go to court otherwise.

— Officer Coleton Smith, sWe'll be able to use this and testify'Here's my trainwho works with Capa ing records. This is how I dog and then if the dog hits, we'll have probable cause train,' " Lohner said. ence of marijuana, which is now legal forrecreational use That would prove in court and we can go from there," in Oregon by people 21 and that a search in which drugs he said. older. other than marijuana were Capa lives with Smith and Along with methamphetfound is legal. is integrating into the house"It's all in training and amine, heroin and other hold. Smith said it's been an narcotics ,Turbo was trained keeping up with training," interestingprocessbecause Smith said. to alert ifhe detected marithe dog has so much energy.

Lohner said having a drug "I was constantly trying juana. Now that voters have legalized marijuana use, dog serves several purposes to get him off my kitchen Turbo's training could lead to for the department. counter. On the first day, he "The biggestvalueofa legally questionable searches, jumped up on my kitchen Police Chief Wyn Lohner drug dog is the same as hav- counter," Smith said. said. ing an SRO ischool resource He said by the second day If, for instance, Turbo offic erl— it'sthatdeterrent at his new home, Capa was alerted in a case where legal factor," he said."If people doing better and becoming marijuana was present but know that there's a dog out more well-behaved.

"He's such a smart dog. He other, illegal drugs were also there on the street, they're discovered, prosecution could far less liable to get off the in- learns so quick," Smith said. be difficult. terstateifthey aretransportSmith is responsible for Lohner and Smith said ing drugs. You know darn any obedience training Capa Capa will go through 16 good and well that the drug receives. Southern Coast K9 hours of monthly training cartelsare sosophisticated providesthedrug detection scenarios in which marijuana now they know where every training only. and other substances will be drug dog is.

Lohnerand Smith both placed in various locations Lohner said he hopes to thanked community memthat the dog will be searchdiscouragedealersfrom debers who donated almost ing. The training records will livering drugs to Baker City. $12,500 to buy Capa and show that he doesn't alert for He said Capa is even more to pay for Smith's handler marijuana. important now, because the training in Florida as well as Lohner said that it's legalization of marijuana has both of theirtravelcosts. important to be able to show prompted many other police Behlen Manufacturing and thatCapa isn'tjeopardizing departmentsto retiretheir D&B Supply both donated the legality of a search by drug dogs, which means at equipment for Capa's kennel.

Continued from Page1A Smith said the dog is pretty much looking for drugs all the time.

'That's his job. He wants the reward," he said.

That reward is a tennis ball. Capa knows ifhe finds drugs, he will get his tennis

ball.

Smith said Capa correlates the odorofdrugs he'strained to identify with that reward.

He is constantly pursuing that reward by looking for the correct scent.

The facility that provided Capa, Southern Coast K9 in Florida, actuall y choosesdogs by their drivetogeta toy — in Capa's case, the tennis

ball.

Smith said trainers show the dog a toy and then place it where he can't get to it.

'They want to see him basically not stop. You know, chew through the wall to get to the toy," he said.

Capa only gets the tennis ball ifhe alerts to drugs by sitting.

"I put it away when we are at home," Smith said.

"He is learning the difference between work and home."

Smith went to Florida in mid-October toselectCapa and toattend a two-week canine handler's course.

As of Thursday around noon, Capa had already performedtwo vehicle searches.

In one of those searches, there was marijuana in the vehicle.

Capa did not alert Smith to the marijuana.

"I was proud ofhim," Smith said of Capa."The idriver of the vehicle) pulled out about an ounce of marijuana so I could smell it. I

know iCapal could smell it, but he continued searching and he didn't even act like he was interested in it."

And that's the reason Capa replaced Turbo, who retired in July, as the city's drugdetecting dog.

Unlike Turbo, Capa is not trained to indicate the pres-

OBITUARIES Continued from Page8A

Louie Grende

served in Korea and Japan.

When he returned home, he married Verniece McKeen.

Louie T. Grende, 91, of Mil- They were married for 16 ton-Freewater and formerly years. of North Powder, died Oct. 10, Louie and 2015,ofheart failure.

Verniece lived His funeral will begin at in Baker City, 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at where Louie the North Powder Cemetery. worked many There will be a finger food jobs, including Louie get-together at the Grange at Jim Baker's Grende Hall afterward. supermarket, Louie was born in 1924 in the Baker Lumber Mill and Spokane, Washington. He Anthony Lakes Fire. After joinedthe U.S.Army and living in Union for a time, Formerly of Baker City and North Powder, 1924-2015

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The seniors at Community Connection will have their 19th-annualfallbazaar Saturday,Nov.7,from 9 a.m. to2 p.m. at Community Connection, 2810 Cedar St., in Baker City.

Thereare 38 tablesofvendorsdisplaying theirhandcrafts, gifts, food, collectible items and kettle corn. The Hospital Auxiliary members will also be there with several tables selling their food and craft items as part of their fundraising program.

There will be a luncheon featuring taco salad served from noon to 1 p.m., for a minimal charge. The proceeds from the bazaar will go to the senior nutrition program and isapartofthe regularfundraising activitiesofthe Baker Seniors, who raise an average of $18,000 per year to support senior programs. For more information, call Community Connection at 523-6591.

Conservation district meetings planned Baker County's Soil and Water Conservation Districts have scheduled their November meetings.

All meetings will be at the USDA Service Center, 3990 Midway Drive in Baker City and will be open to the public.

For meetingagendas callTaraWilson at541-523-7121, Extension 100.

• Baker Valley: Nov. 12, noon.

• Burnt River: Nov. 12, 6 p.m.

• Keating: Nov. 17, noon • Eagle Valley: Nov. 18, noon

Gty, countyjointm eeting scheduled Nov.10 Baker City councilors and Baker County commissioners will have a joint meeting Tuesday, Nov. 10, to collect public testimony about an ordinance adopting an interchange management plan for Exits 302 iNorth Baker City) and 306 iSouth Baker City) on Interstate 84.

The meeting will start at 6 p.m. at Baker City Hall, 1655 First St. Copies of the management plan are available online at http J%ites.kittelson.com/BakerCityIAMPS

United Methodist Women elect oNcials Susan Fors was elected as chairman for 2016 for the Baker United Methodist Women during a recent meeting at the church.

Joyce Richmond will serve as vice chairman. She recently retired as officer for the Sage District of the United Methodist Women.

W eed Management board meets Nov.10 The board of directors for the Tri-County Cooperative Weed ManagementArea iBaker, Union and Wallowa counties) will have its quarterly public meeting Nov. 10 at 10 a.m. at the BLM's Baker Resource Area field office, 3100 H St., in Baker City.

HEROIN Continued ~om Page1A Lohner said officer Daniel Pelayo determined in his investigation of the incident that McBride's parents were unaware that the heroin was stashed inside the socks. The drugs appeared to have gone through the wash cycle with the socks.

McBride, 33, had been living in a trailer on his parents' property, Lohner said.

When he was arrested on Oct. 28 for violating terms ofhispost-prison supervision, his parents cleaned outthetrailer.

community happenings. He loved his family and had many friends.

Survivors include his children and their spouses, Marilyn and John Cherry of Milton-Freewater, Ernie Grende of North Powder, Steve and Susan Grende of OregonCity,and Judy and Steve Nelson of North Powder; and numerous grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.

His mother then washed the clothes McBride had left behind, including the socksthat were delivered to him at the jail by his father.

Lohner said no arrests will be made in the incident.

'The officer is convinced iMcBride's father) had no clue there was heroin in the socks," he said.

At no time did the drug make its way into a cell at the jail, Lohner said.

It is unusual to have heroin show up in the community, however, he said. ''We don'tseea lotof heroin in Baker," Lohner said.

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Dear President Obama, Please don't use your executive authority to declare the Owyhee Canyonlands a national monument. It is not a great place that is about to be lost. It is a great place that deserves a thorough debate over its future.

The 2 million acres in Malheur County are a gem.

The area is a collection of"deep, red-rock canyons, rolling plains, wild rivers and ample recreational opportunities," supporters say. The Oregon Natural Desert Association of Bend has done much of the hard work to bring forward the proposal. Supporters want to protect the habitat and ecology for future generations. Extractive mining would be blocked.

Working farms, ranches and grazing would be able to continue. People would still be able to hunt, fish,

boat and hike.

But Oregonians do have questions and concerns about the promises and the proposal. Not everything would be like it is now. There would be changes. The people who live near there, who ranch there, have worries. The way to answer them is not to just wield the authority granted you under the Antiquities Act of 1906. It's to allow any proposal to go through a debate locally and then come through Congress.

In 2010, a leaked document from the Department of the Interior declared the Owyhee to be ripe for designation as a national monument under the Antiquities Act. Shouldn't the local stakeholders be involved in the process? Shouldn't it be from the ground Up? When you declared other national monuments in July, you noted the importance of getting buy-ins from local businesses and residents. You said:"The local communities have huge buy-in to these things and are absolutely confident that not only is it going to be a real economic spur in these areas, but it's also going to be able to preserve everything that they love about the places where they live."

Those near the Owyhee don't have that confidence that a designation would be an economic spur and also preserve everything they love. Don't force it on them. If it's so great for them, they will buy in.

Your views Geologist says Owyhee lacks oil, gas deposits I enjoyed reading Jayson Jacoby's article on the Owyhee, having had the good fortune to spend about eight years of my life mapping the geology. The Owyhee is an area well worth exploring.

I am puzzled, however, that the main reason given for seeking wilderness/national monument status is the pressing need tokeep the Owyhee from being overrunby oiland gasinterests.Based on my geologic expertise I would rate the oiland gaspotentialforthe area south of Adrian as zero, zip and nada.

The western Snake River plain north of Adrian is a different story. Different geology with different resources.

Precious metal resource potential is a diff erent story.Gold and silverwere mined on the Idaho side near Silver City. New discoveries of"hot-springs" type gold deposits have been made, most notable being Grassy Mountain.

Frankly those with the most to loose

by a wilderness designation are the recreational rockhounds. The Owyhee is home to the Succor Creek thundereggs and famous Owyhee picture jasper.

Greatareaforcollecting agate,mineral specimens and petrified wood.

Other mineral resources include a sizeable uranium deposit near McDermitt, geothermal resources and industrial minerals such as zeolite and bentonite clay, both of which are used in environmental cleanups. There are also indications of"green energy" minerals such as lithium and the rare earth elements.

Mark L. Ferns Baker City

Disappointed that Social Security payments won't go up I am writing to express my deep disappointment in the recent announcement that there will not be a cost of living increase for Social Security beneficiaries next year. As healthcare

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campaign in favor of Measure 18 was based largely on the notion, JAYSON conveyed through a series ofheartblack.

JACOBY tugging TV commercials, that Then he walked into the woods, hound-hunting was barbaric and and I saw little of him for the next not very sporting. they've retired, and after many of few hours.

Harry and Byron offered to show their contemporaries have gone to me what a hunt is actually like I suspect that's how I'll always remember Harry. their graves. when it's not edited to 30 seconds Indeed I don't know that I would But Harry was something else for maximum emotional impact. have recognized him were he in I spent a couple ofhours on that altogether. more formal attire, and sitting still fine afternoon clambering through H e wasone ofthose statistical the woods, coating my sleeves with besides. dots that stands alone on the edge Ifhe ever shows up in my dreams of the demographic charts. Harry yellow tamarack dandruff and I'm certain it will be one of those was a wool-clad thumb in the nose feeling frequently that I was going Sisyphean dreams in which you're of the notion that a man nearing his to expectorate my lungs as though forevertrying,and forever failing,to centennial ought to be dozing his they were wads of infected phlegm. reach some destination. inaldays away in a softw arm ref Harry, by contrast, sort of ambled Which is what it was like to try to cliner rather than traipsing around along. He never seemed too short ofbreath to explain to me, based on keep up with Harry in the mounthe cold hard woods, a Winchester tains. the timbre ofhis hounds' distant .270 slung over his shoulder, his At least until he turned 90. eyes keen for the flash of antlers. baying, what was happening up Then youcould maybe pace him, I knew nothing of Harry's history ahead, out of sight in the thick if you really pushed yourself. when I met him in the fall of1994. timber.

I don't recall that I asked him his Harry died Sunday, two weeks It was one of those quintessenafter his 99th birthday. tially autumn days in the mounage that day. Had I been pressed to I have during my 23 years at the tains when it seems you can almost guess I would have pegged Harry in Herald met, interviewed and writhis early 60s, or possibly a particutaste the air, and its flavor is both larly well-preserved 55. ten about quite a lot ofhunters. sweet and smoky.

But Harry is a unique characI had come that day to the ElkIt wasn't until years later, having ter in my experience. And I don't horns — it might have been Mill sincepried outa bitm oreofhis believe I am alone in this.

Creek but my recollection isn't clear biography, that I realized he was in Baker County is prime hunting — to see if Harry and his buddy, fact 78 that day.

Byron Henry, could put their trackThisscarcely seemed possible, country, of course, and a goodly but as near as I could tell Harry, percentageofpeople around here at ing hounds on a bear's scent.

If you don't recall, 1994 was the even at 78, was still in his prime. some point try to bring home some wild meat.

For the next two decades he year when a majority of Oregon continued to fill his freezer with Genetics being what they are, voters, by approving Measure 18, banned hunters from using dogs venison land steelhead and rainbow some of these hunters continue to trout, as he swapped rifle and go after a buck or a bull long after to track cougars and bears. The

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costs continue to rise, the strain on seniors, like me, is becoming unmanageable — especially as previous COLAs have failed to keep pace. It is diKcult to understand how the huge increase in medical insurance premiums hasn't causedthe costofliving to increase substantially.

Though there is a growing movement in America to expand Social Security, next year's lack of COLA demands immediate action. Seventy-nine percent of likely voters — Democrats, Republicans and Independents — support expanding Social Security benefits and paying for it by asking the wealthy to pay their fair share.

It is critical that Congress acts now to maintain dignity for seniors and people with disabilities by addressing the lack of a cost ofliving adjustment next year.

People like me are counting on it.

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shotgun for fishing rod depending on the season). I interviewed him in 2012 notlong afterhe had bagged a cow elk in Wallowa County.

Harry was 96 then but he wasn't much interested in talking about his age. Mainly he was still berating himself for not making as good a shot as he was accustomed to with the Winchester Model 70 that was his favorite rifle for more than half a century.

In another interview — this one in 2005 after Harry killed a whitetail at age 89 — he told me he had"worn out two pickups and a Jeep" driving the mountain roads of Northeastern Oregon since he moved to Baker City around 1970.

But vehicles weren't the only things that couldn't survive Harry's pace.

He had both hips surgically replaced.

Not so unusual, you might say, in ourera ofadvanced surgical techniques.

Except Harry was 94 when he had the second ofhis new hips installed.

"I think it just got wore out, by the feel of it," he told me two years later.

I expect Harry's hunting companions could empathize with that poor hip.

And I'd wager that he got more use out ofhis artificial hips than people little more than halfhis age did from their own manmade joints.

Besides his legendary exploits as an outdoorsman, Harry was also a decoratedWorld War IIveteran.He won the Bronze Star while serving with Merrill's Marauders, the famous unit that fought the Japanese in the Burma campaign.

He was — and no one who knew him will be surprised by this — a sniper.

Tomorrow I'll sling a rifle over my shoulder and go out looking for an elk.

Odds are the only thing even remotely associated with an elk that I'll come home with are my own calves, and they11 be sore from climbing the hills.

But at some point, when I stop afteran especially steep stretch, gasping for air and wondering what the point of this endeavor is, I'll think about Harry Galloway, and perhaps I'll understand.

He must have stood in just such a spot hundreds of times, thousands even.

And he lived a longer and richer life than all but a relative handful of us will, fueled by fresh venison that he harvested himself.

Harry's a man worth following, it seems to me.

Even if mostly what you ever saw ofhim was a swath ofblackand-red, moving swiftiy and surely through the deep woods.

Jayson Jacoby is editor of the Baker City Herald.

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ing companies currently aren't required toreporttheirproduction.

DENVER — Democrats in the U.S. The bill is the latest of several proposals prompted by the Aug. 5 spill at the Senate on Thursday proposed new fees for mines on federal land to help pay for Gold King mine. A cleanup crew supercleaning up sites such as Colorado's invised by the Environmental Protection Agency inadvertently triggered the active Gold King Mine, where 3 million gallons of wastewater spilled into rivers release of water tainted with heavy metthat run through three states. als. Rivers in Colorado, New Mexico and The senators want to revise an 1872 Utah were polluted. federal law to include a reclamation fee The Democrats' bill would revise the on all hard rock mines, new and exist1872 law that critics say is antiquated ing. Hard rock mininggeneralincludes and doesn't require enough &om mining companies in exchange for access to gold,sil ver,copper and other minerals.

The reclamation fee would raise about valuable minerals on public land. The $100 million a year, but total cleanup law currently doesn't require royalties costs will be in the tens of billions of dol- for hard rock mining. ''We're still basically giving away larsforthousands ofsites,they said.

Money would be distributed to land to multinational mining corporafederal, stateand tribalagenciesfor tions," said New Mexico Sen. Tom Udall, cleanup projects but remain distinct one of the sponsors."Coal, oil and gas from theSuperfund program thatpays companies have paid royalties for many toremediatea range oftoxicwaste sites decades. Hard rock mining companies including mines. should do the same."

The lawmakers also proposed a sepaThe environmental group Earthrate royalty on minerals extracted &om works, which monitors mining and new mines on federal land that would energy development, said an overhaul of the mining bill is long overdue. go into the cleanup fund. The lawmak"If this bill had been law before the ers said they don't know how much money it would generate because minGold King Mine waste disaster, the Associated Press

Animas River might never have been polluted, and downstream communities in Colorado and New Mexico might never have suffered," said Jennifer Krill, Earthworks executive director.

National Mining Association spokesman Luke Popovich said his group doesn't oppose a small royalty if Congresswillstreamline the processforgetting mining permits and pass a"Good Samaritan" bill.

The provision would encourage third parties to clean up old mines by limiting their liability for accidental environmental damage.

Republicansproposed a Good Samaritan bill earlier this week in response to the Gold King spill, and Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., is drahng similar legislation. Several previous attempts havefailed because ofobjectionstovarious provisions by either the industry or environmental groups.

Bennet is a sponsor of the hard rock mining bill as well. Other backers include Sens. Martin Heinrich of New Mexico,Ron Wyden ofOregon and Edward Markey of Massachusetts. Rep. Ben Ray Lujan, D-N.M., is sponsoring similar legislation in the House.

IllililiessaYNelgrewsslressingeleclric grid SALEM iAPl — Indoor growingoperations forlegal marijuana businesses are causing problems for Oregon'selectricalgrid,according to officials from electrical utility company.

Pacific Power said Wednesday that grow operations have taken grids above capacity, blowing out seven transformers since July and causing outages and equipment damage, reported The Statesman Journal.

The problems are a remnant of marijuana's black market past, when substandardelectricalwork powered the lights at growing sites.

Portland General Electric

has had similar problems, ac- according to Pacific Power cording to spokesman Steve spokesman Tom Gauntt.

Even a small operation Corson. He said anecdotal reports from PGE crews with four plants and standard lights "is like hooking show about 10 percent of their transformer blowouts up 29 refiigerators that run are &om growing operations, 24/7," according to Pacific with about 400 blowouts Power safet y directorRoger each year.

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To curb the problem, utilSome growers, like Shango ity companies are asking Premium Cannabis owner marijuana growers to talk Shane McKee, have decided to power providers before not to take any chances. starting home or commercial Although he disputes operationsto make sure elec- Blank's estimate, McKee lricalsystems are operating said he wants to make sure correctly. his operation doesn't cause Just one or two in-house problems. growing operations on a He keeps a full-time circuit could overload the loelectrician on his stafFand cal grid and cause an outage, regularly speaks with his

utility company and an electric engineer.

"Ten years ago I didn't have any experts I could go to for regulatory advice," explained McKee."Now, when the fire marshal comes, we welcome them. We want to get the right permits, use contractors and pay our taxes. We are the only industry askingformore regulation."

He said he has blown out a transformer in the past but now has a much better system and uses special equipment to ease strain on the grid.

Baker City Police Arrests, citations DRIVING UNDERTHE INFLUENCE OF INTOXICANTS: Rickey Dean Torress,53, of Nyssa, 4:43 p.m. Wednesday,in the 2200 block of Main Street; cited and released.

PROBATION VIOLATION (Parole and Probation detainer): Jason TroVer, 39, of 2610 Myrtle St., 9:36 p.m. Wednesday, at his home; jailed.

CONTEMPT OF COURT (Baker County Circuit Court warrant): Edward James Gray,51, transient,10:22 p.m. Wednesday, in the 2200 block of Orchard Street; jailed.

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Junction. He was lodged in the Grant County Jail at Canyon City on charges of possessionofa stolen vehicle and possession of methamphetamine.

Police recovered a 2008 Toyota Tundra pickup truck reportedly taken from Gentry Ford in Baker City.

The vehicle taken in the Grant County incident has not been located.

Baker City Police are continuing to search for the 2011 Honda Pilot. A photo of a similar vehicle is displayed on the Baker City Police Department's

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A Baker City man who isaccused ofdriving a stolen vehicle last month to Austin Junction, where policearrested him and booked him in the Grant County Jail, has returned home this week.

And he's back in jail today for allegedly driving himself home in another vehicle, this one taken &om Grant County.

Ryan Matthew DeJong, 42, of 1440 13th St., was arrested at 1:38 p.m.

Thursday on charges of giving false information to apolice offi cer and a Grant County warrant charging him with unauthorizeduse ofam otor vehicle.

In the first arrest, Oregon StatePolice stopped DeJong Oct. 17 at Austin

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The stolen vehicle is charcoal with an Oregon license plate number of 031FEH. Anyone with information about the vehicle is asked to call police dispatch at 541-523-6415.

OREGON BRIEFING Umpqua College to hire armed deputy ROSEBURG iAPl — An Oregon college where a gunman killed nine people and himselflast month will have a patrol officer &om the county sherifFs office on campus forthe restoftheyear.

Douglas County commissioners approved a $30,000 contract with Umpqua Community College on Wednesday. The Roseburg News-Review reports that the money will pay for a sherifFs deputy to be on campus seven hours per day, five days a week for the rest of the fiscal year.

The lack of an armed guard on campus sparked widespread debate in the days following the Oct. 1 shooting.

The college considered hiring an guard about a year beforeshooting but opted against it.

Commissioner Tim Freeman says it's a wise decision that will be very comforting to students.

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FAILURETO ABIDE BY CONDITIONS OF CHILD SUPPORT ORDER (Baker County Circuit Court warrant): Ronald Wayne Skipper,46, of 2415 Baker St., No. 2, 9:04 a.m. Thursday, in the 2100 block of Mitchell Street; jailed.

CONTEMPT OF COURT (Baker County Circuit Court warrant): Linda Diane Peterson,48, transient, 3:15 p.m. Thursday, in the 2600 block of Ninth Street; jailed.

CONTEMPT OF COURT (Warrant): Timothy Justin Guilliams, 18, of 2601 Court Ave., 8:49 p.m.

Thursday, at his home; jailed.

Oregon State Police Arrests, citations TAKING and POSSESSING BUCK DEER and FAILURETO IMMEDIATELYVALIDATE BIG GAMETAG: Stanley Baker, 65, of Baker City, Oct. 8, in the Sumpter Wildlife Management Unit; cited and released.

AIDING/COUNSELING IN A WILDLIFE OFFENSE: Jeffrey Hawkins, 41, of Baker City, Oct. 8, in the Sumpter Wildlife Management Unit; cited and released.

TAKING/POSSESSING BULL ELK: Brian Sipp, 49, of Baker City, Oct. 8, in the Sumpter Wildlife Management Unit; cited and released.

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Friday, December 4, 2015 5:30 p.m.— 11:00 p.m.

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PORTLAND — Even early in the season, Damian Lillard can see good things aheadforthe young Portland Trail Blazers if they keep playing the way they did against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Lillard scored 27 points, including seven 3-pointers, and Portland used its speed, athleticism and long-range shooting touch to beat Memphis 115-96 on Thursday night.

Fourteen of Lillard's points came during a stretch of just under 7 minutes in the third quarter, when the Blazers outscoredthe Grizzlies 28-9.

From there, Portland cruised

to the win. ''We've just got to keep on going, and keep playing hard," Lillard said about his team'ssurprising 4-2 start afterlosingfour startersin the otfseason."That's where our strength is."

It was the second game of aback-to-back forthe Blazers, who have strung together a modest three-game winning streak. C.J. McCollum added 20 points and a career-high five assists.

Courtney Lee led the Grizzlies with 18 points while Zach Randolph, who played for the Blazers for the first six years ofhis career, had 16 points and 10 rebounds.

Lillard's seven 3s included one that put Portland ahead

95-71 early in the fourth quarter, and another that pushed the lead to 112-87 with 3:53 to go.

"I was going to take him out but he told me not to," Blazers coach Terry Stotts sald.

Portland was coming otf a 108-92victory atU tah on Wednesday. Lillard and McCollum combined for 62 points against the Jazz.

The Grizzlies, in the midst of afi ve-game road trip, were routed by reigning NBA champion Golden State 119-69 on Monday, but rebounded to beat Sacramento 103-89 on Tuesday.

"They're a young team, they're athletic," Memphis coach David Joerger said

about the Blazers.'We're a little older and slower, but they beat us to every single ball. They got whatever they wanted."

The Grizzlies defeated the Blazers in the first round oftheplayotfslastseason in five games. Lillard is the only starter that remains with Portland trom that team, following the otfseason departures of LaMarcus Aldridge, Nicolas Batum, Wesley Matthews and Robin Lopez.

Lee and Randolph iced their knees on the Memphis bench to start the second quarter, but Lee's 3-pointer gavetheGrizzliesa 35-32 lead midway through the pertod.

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BavlorholdsoNK-Statetostavunlleaten "I think that motivated the whole team, but especially Jarrett," Baylor running back Devin Chafin said about the rankings. 'We definitely came out here with a chip on our shoulder."

Russell broke a bone in his neck two weeks ago against Iowa State and had surgery last Friday, and many wondered how the Bears would handle his loss. And while the Wildcats made sure Stidham's debut wasn't easy, the reigning Big 12 co-champions kept their playoff hopes alive.

"We feel like our team is a team of survivors," Baylor coach Art Briles said. "We've got a lot of guys who have been through a lot. A lot of coaches

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MANHATTAN, Kan.— Jarrett Stidham knew his lack of experience was probably a big reason Baylor was only ranked sixth in the initial College Football Playoff poll this week.

In his first start, the freshman showed he can keep the high-powered Bears humming.

Stidham threw for 419 yards and threescores in place ofthe injured Seth Russell, Corey Coleman caught two touchdown passes and No. 2 Baylor held on for a 31-24 victory over pesky Kansas State on Thursday night to prove it isn't going anywhere.

who have been through a lot."

They went through a lot Thursday night, too.

Kansas State closed to 31-24 on Joe Hubener's touchdown pass to Deante Burton with 4:07 left, and Chris Callahan's missed field goal with 51 seconds remaining gave the Wildcats a chance.

But on their next play, Hubener threw alateraltow idereceiver Cody Cook, who then threw down the sideline. The sometimes-quarterback's pass was picked otfby Terrell Burt, who managed to get his right foot down inbounds, and the interception stood after an official's review.

Oregon coaching legend Mike Doherty, a Baker High School graduate who returned home to coach his alma mateer into the state basketball tournament, will be inducted later this month into the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame.

The induction ceremony is Thursday, Nov. 19 at the Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland.

The Oregon Sports Hall of Fame honors Oregon athletes, teams, coaches, and others Doh e rty who have made a significant contribution to sports in Oregon. Upon his induction, Doherty will become the fifth coach of Oregon boys basketball to be honor, joining Nick Robertson i699 wins in 41 years), Dick Gray i560 wins in 38 years) and James Torson and John Warren, who coached boys basketball before moving on to the collegiate ranks.

The Baker Bulldogs had an 8-12 season immediately prior to the hiring of Coach Doherty in 1991. During his four seasons at the school, his teams had a combined recordof49-38,w inning a league championship in 1993 and making the school's first state tournament appearance in 14years.

When he retired in 2012 following his 50th season, Doherty's Oregon high school coaching record stood at 850-390, the most wins ever by a coach of Oregon prep basketball 4oys or girls) and fifth largest for wins in the western United States.

In 2002, he was inducted into the National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame, and in 2007, was named National Coach of the Year by the National Federation of High School Coaches Association. He is a 1954 graduate of Baker High School.

Doherty's coaching highlights: • 2007 National Coach of the Year, National Federation of High School Coaches Association.

• National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame, inducted in 2002.

• Fifth-most high school wins all-time in the western United States.

• Most wins in Oregon high school basketball history

4oys or girls).

• Forty-two winning seasons.

• Seventeen 20-win seasons.

• Thirty-seven post-season tournament appearances.

• Twenty-one league championships.

• Fifty-eight ofhis players went on to play college basketball.

• Coached 13 high school All-Star teams, including two which defeated Washington State teams in the Northwest Shootout.

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Pine-Eagle will have its hands full Saturday when the Spartans open the first round of the Class 1A state football playoffsatnoon at Perrydale.

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The last time Baker and Banks met on the football field was in 2008 when the Braves came to Baker City and handed the Bulldogs a 26-21 loss in the first round of the Class 4A state playoffs at Bulldog Memorial Stadium.

Now Baker has an opportunity to return the favor, traveling to Banks Saturday for a 1 p.m. kickoff in the first round of this year's

• Football: Class 1A playoffs: Pine-Eagle at Perrydale, noon, Amity.

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e Baker coach Dave Johnson saidthe road trip is nothing for the Bulldogs. In fact,ifthe Bulldogs are to win their third 4A title in the past six years they will play all of their remaining games away from Bulldog Memorial Stadium.

Kathy Orr file photo/Baker City Herald "We're ready for it," John- Baker quarterback Brad Zemmer talks strategy with Coach Dave Johnson during the son said."We've been the Class 4A play-in game with Cottage Grove.

Road Warriors before."

Baker i5-4l enters the Scappoose, on Oct. 2. two more asspecialists.

Banks' running game is game with four players Named to the GOL first named to the Greater anchored by senior Donny team defense were Heiser Oregon league first-team • Def. North Marion, McLean, who has run for and Sam Bootsma onthe all-league offense, and four 42-13 line, Plumley at linebacker 1,159 yards in eight games, more named to the second • Def. Philomath, 48-20 an average of 144.9 yards and James Ah Hee at defensive back.

• Def. South Umpqua, a game. team.

Firstteam selections are On the second team 20-7 Of theBraves'36 total receiver Grant Berry, tight are Ball on the line, Ryan • Def. Tillamook, 42-16 offensive touchdowns, end Dominic Yervasi and Schwin at linebacker, and • Lost to Scappoose, McLean has run for 21. linemen Kalani Heiser and TJ Dunn at defensive back.

30-14 Junior quarterback Jake Stairs earned all-GOL • Def. Seaside, 41-7 Evans runs the offense. EvCody Denton. honors as a kick returner, • Def. Valley Catholic, ans has completed 60-perSecond team picks are and Luke Ham as a punter.

39-12 cent of his passesfor 1,061 quarterback Brad ZemThe Bulldogs enter • Def. Astoria, 48-14 mer, running back Marcus yards and 11 touchdowns.

Plumley, receiver Brandon The team's top two Saturday's playoffs after Stairs and lineman Trevor receivers are Jaron Malcom defeatingCottage Grove Ball.

34-28 in a play-in game at and Brock Smith, with 19 a week's bye.

BHS. The Braves defeated and 18catches respectively.

Seven players were named to the GOL allFourth-ranked Banks Astoria 48-14 on Oct.23 to Defensively, Banks' leadearn the Cowapa League's ing tacklers are McLean league defensive teams, and i7-1lenters the game after and Trevor Thiessen at second-place berth and an linebacker, with 87 and 81 automatic berth in the 4A bracket. tackles, respectively.

Banks had been ranked The winner of Saturday's No. 1 in the 4A ranks the game will play the winfirst half of the season. But ner of Saturday's Crook that was before the Braves' County-Mazama quarterfionlyloss,a 30-14 defeat to nal game Nov. 13 or 14.

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SATURDAY, NOV. 7 • Volleyball: Powder Valley at Class 1A state tournament, tba, Ridgeview High School, Redmond.

Special District 1 fourthis the Special District 4 champion.

Perrydale enters the game averaging55 points a game and allowing just under 20.

The Pirates' league title is their first since 2008.

Their offense centers around a trio of running backs — workhorse Keenan Bailey, bruiser CJ Marsters and speedster Haylen Janesofsky.

'They don't do anything fancy, but they do it well," said Pine-Eagle coach Blake Dennis. ''We'll try to utilize our quickness. It will be a challenge."

Pine-Eagle comes into the game after defeating Jordan Valley 56-28 in the OldOregon League

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If Powder wins its quarterfmal opener, the Badgers would play the winner of the Perrydale-Country Christian quarterfmal tonight at 8:30 p.m.

Ifthe Badgers lose their opener, they would play the loser of the PerrydaleCountry Christian match Saturday at 10 a.m.

• Football: Class 4A playoffs: Baker at Banks, 1 p.m.

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Eighth-grade AAU girls tryouts Tryouts for the 8th grade girls AAU traveling basketball team will be heldTuesday, Nov. 10, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at North Baker School gym.

For questions call 541-403-1094.

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girls tryouts Tryouts for the 5th grade girls AAU traveling basketball team will be Wednesday Nov. 11, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at North Baker School gym.

For questions call 541-519-7782.

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to host tourney The Baker Mat Club is hosting the first ORWAY wrestling tournament ofthe season at Baker High School this Saturday Nov. 7.

Wrestling begins at 9 a.m. and should last until 3 p.m. Wrestlers are from ages 5-14 and will be coming from multiple clubs from Eastern Oregon.

The Baker Mat Club consists of 20 volunteer coaches and 75 wrestlers. Come and support local youth at the tournament. Full concessions will be available. For further information please contact Josh Anderson at 541-805-9650.

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Ca II 541-523-3673 When responding to THE CITY of La Grande Blind Box Ads: Please INDEPENDENT is accepting applicaby Stella Wilder be sure when you adCONTRACTORS tions for the following wanted to deliver dress your resumes that You're tempted to challenge the decision of confident that what you have in mind can position: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER6, 20)5 the address is complete The Observer PART-TIME with all information reMonday, Wednesday, YOUR BIRTHDAY byStella Wilder someonewho istemporarily in charge -- but work out for everyone involved. You may FIREFIGHTER quired, including the and Fnday's, to the Born today, you are one of the most gener- perhaps you'll think twice just in time. have a tough time persuading one particular Blind Box Number. This Required City application following area's ous individuals born under your sign, but CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) —You're individual. may be obtained from is the only way we have youknowwell enough not to do so much for likely to make a very quick start, and a slow- CANCER(June21-July 22) -- You maybe the City of La Grande of making sure your re+ La Grande others that you sacrifice what you need atany down lateron can beblamed on factorsover askedtoperform a task thatseems to serve website at: sume gets to the proper www.cit ofla rande.or little purpose on one hand, while on the CaII 541-963-3161 givenjuncture.You are able to balance your which you have no control. place. or Heather Ralkovich own needs with the needs of those around AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)-- You may other, it appears to be unavoidable. or come fill out an in the Finance DepartInformation sheet you quite well. In fact, you often find the have to go behind someone'sback in order to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - You can gain a ment, City Hall, 1000 surprise him or her with something that he or great deal simply by sponsoring someone greates t s uc ces s by combi ni ng your own pr i Adams Ave., PO Box INVESTIGATE BEFORE orities with the priorities of those around you she has wanted for quite some time. else.

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BAKER COUNTY Equipment Operator III Baker County is seeking to fill the position of Equipment Operator III until 5:00 p.m. on N ovember13, 2015. This is a full time position with a starting salary

of $3,006 per month and excellent benefits.

An Oregon Commercial Dnvers License is r equired. F o r a d d i tional information, including an application,

p lease c o n t act t h e State Employment Dep artment l ocated a t 1575 Dewey Avenue, Baker City, OR. All applicant s w il l be pre-screened. A cnminal background check,

DMV check and drug s creen may b e r e quired. Baker County is an equal opportunity employer.

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2015 1001 - Baker County 1001 - Baker County Legal Notices Legal Notices UNITED STATES OF NOTICE OF AMERICA FEDERAL SHERIFF'S SALE ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION On November 17, 2015

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1010 - Union Co. Legal Notices NOTICE OF DISPOSITION OF COLLATERAL UNDER UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE

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a city street. I h e J u of September 8, 2015, IN THE Circuit Court of nsdiction to the City of plus any late charges the State of Oregon p roperty o n A d a m s Island City is proposed accruing t h e r e aft er for the County of and 2nd St. $1200 per for East Street from its a nd any o t h e r e x Union, Case No. month. Possible lease a t the h ou r o f 9 : 0 0 intersection with Orepenses or fees owed 15-10-8562, option to p urchase.

Baker County, Oregon a .m. a t t he Ba k e r u nder t h e N o t e o r (Commercial Notice) gon Hwy 237 south to Guardianship of ~541 910-1711 County C o u rthouse, 5th Street.

Trust D e ed , ( d ) a- Veronica Noel Preuss, 1 995 T h ir d S t r e e t , mounts that BeneficiSALE ON 69 CHEVY Impala, cus- Prolect No. 12686-004 and Case No. Baker City, O r egon, NOVEMBER 13, 2015 Interested persons are tom 2 door with rebuilt ary has paid on or may 15-10-8563, NOTICE OF the defendant's interinvited to submit w r ittranny and turbo 350 hereinafter pay to pro- Guardianship of Derek AVAILABILITY OF est will be sold, subPLEASE TAICE NOTICE ten or oral testimony motor. New front disc tect the lien, including Alan Dodge.

ENVIRONMENTAL Iect to redemption, in that on Fnday, Novembefore or on the day of brakes and new front by way of illustration, ASSESSMENT the real property comb er 13, 2015, at t h e t he h e a r ing .

The and back seats. Runs b ut n o t li mi t a t i o n , NOTICE OF FILING OF monly known as: 3897 hour of 2:30 p.m., at Board of Commissiongreat! Must hear it to PETITIONS FOR taxes, assessments, (October 27, 2015) 1 0th S t r e et , B a k e r interest on pnor liens, 59679 Highway 237, ers will consider any GUARDIANSHIP to appreciate. Ready for City, Oregon 97814.

Amesha Dodge.

Union, Oregon, Como blections o r t e s t i body and paint. Asking and insurance premiIn accordance with the The court case nummunity Bank will sell m ony offered. I f t h e $6,500 OBO. u ms, a nd ( e ) e x 541-963-9226 National Environmenber i s 1 4 0 5 -49070, penses, costs and at- Petitions to appoint Mator lease or license as Board d e c i d e s t o tal Policy Act of 1969, where COMMUNITY transfer Iunsdiction, an t orney a n d t r u s t e e thew a n d R o c h elle applicable the follow915- Boats & Motors DONATE YOUR CAR, and the Federal EnHammond as tempoBANIC, a banking coring items of collateral order offering Iunsdicfees incurred by BeneTRUCIC OR BOAT TO rary and p e rmanent ergy Regulatory Comporation is plaintiff and to satisfy debts owed tion to the City will be ficiary in foreclosure, HE R ITAG E FOR THE guardians of Veronica m ission's ( C o m m i sU NION L UMB E R including the cost of a to Community Bank by a dopted and a t i m e Noel Preuss and Derek BLIND. Free 3 Day Vasion) regulations, 18 COMPANY, INC., an Union Lumber Coml imit fo r t h e a c c e ptrustee's sale guaranAlan Dodge were filed cation, Tax Deductible, CFR Part 380 (Order Oregon c o rporation, pa ny, Inc., dba B ront ance o f t h e of f e r tee and any other enviin the above court on Free Towing, All PaNo. 4 8 6 , 52 F R dba Royal Rock, dba son Lumber Company, m ight be s et . A d d i ronmental or appraisal O ctober 2 9 , 2 0 1 5 . dba Royal Rock, dba perwork Taken Care 47,897), the Office of Royal Rock 5 Crushing tional information may report.

Rochelle Hammond is Of. CAL L Energy Prolects has Company, dba BronBronson Motor Sports be obtained from the t he m a t e rnal g r e at and Rental, Mace A 1-800-401-4106 review e d Bak e r son Lumber Company; B y reason of s aid d eUnion County Planning aunt of th e c h ildren.

(PNDC) C ounty, Or e g o n ' s MACE A. CADVVELL, fault, Beneficiary and Cadwell and Sherry A. Department.

T he a d d r es s and (Baker County) applica- aka Mace Allen CadCadwell. the Successor Trustee phone where Matthew COLLATERAL TO BE Scott Hartell GOT AN older car, boat tion for a l i c e nse to w ell, d b a B r o n s o n have elected to foreand Rochelle H a mor RV? Do the humane construct its proposed Motorsports 5 Rental, SOLD Planning Director close the trust deed by mond may be reached Construction equipment, thing. Donate it to the Mason Dam Hydroean individual; SHERRY a dvertisemen t an d is c/o Cory Larvik, At1985 B E A CHCRAFT Humane Society. Call lectnc Prolect, and has A. CADVVELL, f k a, crushing equip- P ublish: O c t o be r 3 0 , sale pursuant to ORS t orney, 2 2 0 2 C o v e rock Magnum 192 Cuddy, 1-800-205-0599 prepared an EnvironSherry Griffis, an indim ent a n d v ar i o u s 2015 and November 6, 86.705 to ORS 86.815 Ave., Ste A, La Grande 200 hp, Coast Guard mental A s s essment vidual; J R ZU I CIN and to s ell th e r e al 0 R 9 7 8 50 , (5 4 1 ) items of equipment re13,20, 27, 2015 (PNDC) radio, de pt h f i n d e r, (EA). The proposed CORP, dba Meadow lating to the operation p roperty id e n t i f i e d 663-8864. A copy of s wim/ski p l a t f o r m , 3.4-megawatt ( MVV) Outdoor Advertising, of a rock crushing en- Legal No.00043381 a bove to s atisfy t h e the above-mentioned very good c o ndition, an Oregon corporation; terprise, a g g r e gate prolect would be loo bligation that i s s e p etitions may be o b WANTED! I buy old Porcanopy, boat c over, cated on the Powder UNION COUNTY ASequipment, conveyors, NOTICE OF PUBLIC c ured by t h e T r u st tained from Cory Lars ches 9 1 1 , 35 6. and e-z trailer included.

WORK SESSION River, at th e e x isting SESSOR AND TAX d rilling e q u i p m e n t , Deed. vik. The case regarding 1948-1973 only.

Any $5,500 firm U.S. B urea u of Rec laCOLLECTOR, a govpumping equipment, Veronica Noel Preuss condition.

Top $$ paid.

541-663-6403 mation's (Reclamation) ernment entity; ORE- NOTICE I S H E REBY is No. 15-10-8562. The scales, g e n e rators, T he U n i o n C o u n t y F inders F e e . Cal l M ason D a m , n e a r GON DEPARTMENT forklifts, truss manuBoard of CommissionGIVEN that the undercase regarding Derek 707-965-9546 or email ers will sponsor a genBaker City, i n B a ker OF REVENUE, a govs igned Suc c e s s o r A lan Dodge i s N o . facturing equipment, porschedclassics©yaeral Public Work Ses920 - Campers County, Oregon. The ernment entity; STATE door m a n ufacturing 15-1 0-8563.

Trustee or Successor hoo.com (PNDC) O F OREGON E M equipment, saws, high s ion, November 2 4 , prolect would occupy Trustee's agent w i l l, No court hearing has yet federal land managed PLOYMENT DIVISION, on February 18, 2016, pressure washers, dnll 2015 at 7:00 pm. The been scheduled in ei980 - Trucks, PickWork Session will take

by Reclamation and a government entity; presses, air compresat o n e o ' cl o c k ther case. You may obups place in the Earl C. Mithe U.S. Forest Servand UNITED STATES sors, dust c o llection (1:00) p.m., based on Iect to either or both of Ice. OF AMERICA, INTER- the standard of time the petitions. If you do equipment, w e lders, s ener c o n f e r e n c e NAL REVENUE SERV- e stabl i s he d not file an oblection in computer equipment, room l ocated i n s ide by The EA contains ComICE is defendant. The each matter, the court office furniture, office the D a n ie l C h a p l in O RS 187.110, j u s t may enter a Iudgment Building, 1001 Fourth mission staff's analysale is a public auction equipment, rock bagoutside the main engranting the requested sis of the potential ento the highest bidder ging equipment, apStreet LaGrande, Oret rance of th e B a krelief. Oblections must viro nm e nta I im pa cts of for cash or cashier's p roximatel y 2,0 0 0 gon to elicit concerns e r County Co u r t be filed in the above the proposed hydroecheck, in hand, made bags of crushed rock, a nd comments f r o m house, 1 9 9 5 3 rd court by December 7, Union County citizens lectnc prolect. The EA out to Baker County lowboy trailers, dump Street, Baker City, 2015. To file an oblec2013 23' Forest River concludes that licensS heriff's Office. F o r Oregon, sell for cash trailers, miscellaneous for the Idaho Power tion contact the Union Sunseeker w/ 9 , 800 i ng the prolect, w i t h m ore information o n trailers, trucks, shop Co. Boardman to Hemat public auction to the County Circuit Court, miles. Power awning, 2011 FORD F-150 appropriate e n v i ront hi s s a le go equipment, tools, scafingway 500 K ilovolt, highest bidder the in1008 "IC" Avenue, La GPS, Hydraulic levelV-6, 4-wd, 8' bed, single-circuit E l ectric m enta l p rot e c t i v e to: ww w . o re onsher- terest in said real propfolding, storage racks, Grande, OR 9 7 8 50, shelving, fuel t a nks, ing (Iacks) system, rear standard cab, towing measures, would not Transmission Line Proerty, w h ic h G r a ntor (541) 962-9500. vision camera, air levpackage,42k/miles. constitute a malor fedpropane tanks, storage Iect. has or had power to eling system, new 10 Ver oo dcondition! eral action that would LegaI No. 00043267 tanks. A sampling of convey at the time of DATED this 3rd day of ply tires, other extras.

Representatives from significantly affect the Published: October 16, i tems to b e s o l d i n the execution by Gran$19,600 November, 2015.

E xcellent c o n d i t i o n t he Bureau of L a nd quality of the h uman 23, 30, November 6, clude, without l imita541-523-2505 tor of the Trust Deed, asking $59,900 Enterenvironment.

2015 tion, (1) CAT 12 motor Management, Oregon together with any in- /s/Cor Larvik pnse 541-426-4417. grader 99E5895 (2) Department of Energy, terest that Grantor or Cory Larvik, OSB ¹98278 A copy of the EA is availTRUSTEE'S L ink B e l t LS - 4 3 0 0 Idaho Power Company the successors in in- Attorney for Petitioners and the Union County able for review at the NOTICE OF SALE C-Series II Excavator terest to Grantor acCommission i n t h e R eference is m ad e t o (3) Pioneer 54 X 24 roll will be present to exquired after the execu930 - Recreational P ublic Ref e r e n c e that certain trust deed crusher, diesel engine plain the two different tion of the Trust Deed, Published: November 6, Vehicles application processes, Room o r m a y be (the "Trust D e e d ") power on T/A carrier to satisfy the forego13,and 20, 2015 THE SALE of RVs not viewed on the Comdated Octo b e r 6, ing obligations thereby Yellow (4) 1 E l -Jay citizen involvement opbeanng an Oregon inmission's web site at 2008, e x e c u ted b y secured and the costs Legal No. 00043508 54516620P 54" stanportunities and answer signia of compliance is f . dard cone crusher c/w q uestions .

Ple a s e ~ g James Keith Carroll and expenses of sale. the " eLibrary" l i n k . (the "Grantor") to Elkdouble deck s c reen c ontact t h e Uni o n illegal: call B u i lding 1001 - Baker County County Planning DeCodes (503) 373-1257. Legal Notices Enter the docket numhorn Title Company NOTICE IS F U RTHE R FOX 2015 TIMBER 130 red (5) Lippman ber excluding the last (the "Trustee"), whose 24 x 36 deep die Iaw partment w i t h an y GIVEN that any person SALE t hree d i g it s i n t h e crusher, diesel power questions m ailing a d d r es s i s named in ORS 86.778 541-963-1014.

2000 NEW VISION docket number field to on T/A carrier (7) John 1 725 M a i n S t r e e t , has the right, at any The Union County Public PUBLIC NOTICE access the document.

B aker City, O r e g o n time prior to five days Deere 5575 skid steer ULTRA 5TH WHEEL Works Department is For assistance, contact 97814, to secure payloader Scott Hartell The Baker County Board before the d ate l a st requesting proposals FERC Online Support M 5575XO30326 ( 7 ) Planning Director ment and performance s et for t h e s a le, t o from qualified logging of Commissioners will t T elesmith 36S c o n e ~FERCQ I S of certain obligations have this foreclosure hold a Ioint m e e t ing contractors to provide a+ of Grantor t o Old c rusher c/w 4 X 1 2 Published: November 2 ~ t@f w ith th e B a ke r C i t y proceeding dismissed all necessary labor, t oll - f r e e at West Federal Credit double deck screen on 518, 2015 Council Members on and the Trust Deed rematerials and e q uip1-866-208-3676, or for T/A carrier; (8) CumUnion (the "Benefici- instated by payment to ment to treat approxiTuesday, November TTY, 202-502-8659. mins Duster mdl 6834 Lega I ¹43436 ary"), including repayBeneficiary of the en10, 2015, beginning mately 550 acres on ment of a promissory (9) Gnzzler H2934. tire amount then due at 6:00 p.m. at Baker the Mt. Emily Recreanote dated October 6, C ity Hall l o cated a t You may also r egister (other than such portion Area (MERA), Un- T O OBTAIN A COM - IN THE Circuit Court of $16,000 onIine at PLETE LIST OF COL2008, in the principal tion of the principal as ion County, Oregon.

1 655 F i r s t St r e e t , the State of Oregon LATERAL CALL: Rick amount of $25,000, as would not then be due Fully loaded!

B aker City , O r e g o n www.ferc. ov docs-filT he harvest i s p r e for the County of in esubscn tion.as amended b y that Benn, 509-522-9996, h ad no d e f ault o c 97814. The m e eting dominantly a s a n itaUnion, Case No. to be notified via email change in terms agreeexte n s i o n 154 8, will be held to receive curred), and by cunng tion/salvage harvest to 15-09-8552, • 35 foot of new filings and issum ent dated J une 4 , V P/Special A s s e t s any other default comhelp re d u c e t he t estimony o n O r d i Guardianship of • 3 Slide Outs ances related to this or Manager, Community 2013 (the "Note"). The plained of herein that nance No. 2015-07; an amount o f m o r t a lity Travis Lee Matthew • W/D Combo o ther p e n d ing p r o - T rust Deed wa s r e Bank 1288 SE Comi s capable o f b e i n g and fuels build-up takordinance adopting an Babcock, a child.

• Kitchen Island Iects. For assistance, corded on October 7, mercial Dr., College Interchange Area Mancured by tendering the ing place in the stand.

• 4-dr Fridge/Freezer contact FERC Online Place, VVA 99324.

2008, as Instrument performance required There will be a mandaNOTICE OF FILING OF agement Plan for 1-84 For more info. call: Support.

No. 0810187B in t h e under the obligation or PETITION FOR Exits 302 and 306 by tory p re-bid c o nfer- PREVIEW DATE: 1:00 p .m. t o 3 : 0 0 p . m . , GUARDIANSHIP TO (541) 519-0026 official real property reTrust Deed and, in adamending the Compreence and walk through cords of Baker County, Thursday 12, 2015, at Amesha Dodge. hensive Land Use Plan Any comments should dition t o p a y ing s a id o n November 5. B i d be filed within 45 days O regon. T h e T r u st sums or tendenng the 59679 Highway 237, packets are available and Zoning Ordinance. from the date of this Union, Oregon. (Not all An amended petition to Deed was modified by performance necesat Union County Public Baker County oper970 - Autos For Sale notice. sale items are at this t hat m o d i f ication o f appoint J e r r y and s ary to cure the d e ates under an EEO polWorks Dept., 10513 N deed of trust recorded location.)

Gizete Babcock a nd icy and complies with f ault, b y p a y ing a l l McAlister, La Grande, C o m m iss i o n on June 5, 2013, as InE ileen B a b c oc k a s Section 504 of the Re- T h e costs and expenses OR and Union County Notice Date: October 30, strongly encourages 2015 temporary and permastru m e n t No . actually incurred in enCommissioners Office, habilitation Act of 1973 f il in g s .

COMMUNITY BANIC n ent g u a r d ians o f 13220348B in the offiforcing the obligation and th e A m e r i cans e lectro ni c 1106 IC Avenue, La Travis Lee M a t t hew Please file comments cial real property rew ith D i s abilities A c t . a nd Trust Deed, t o Grande, OR 9 7 8 50.

Babcock (the "child") u sing t h e C o m m i s - cords of Baker County, Assistance is available gether w it h T r u stee B id c l osing d at e i s Publish: November 4, 6, sion's eFiling system was filed in the above and 9, 2015 Oregon. and attorney fees not Thursday, November for individuals with discourt on October 26, exce e d i n g the a bilities b y ca l l i n g at 19, 2015 at 10:00 AM. 2015.Jerry Babcockis Legal No. 00043473 amounts provided by 5 41-523-8200 ( T T Y : htt://www.ferc. ov/d The legal description of the paternal grandfathe real property cov541-523-8201).

ORS 86.778.

Published: October 26, ther of the child and Commenters can sube red b y t h e T r u s t 28, 30, 2015 and 2000 CHEVY BLAZER PUBLIC NOTICE Eileen Babcock is the mit bnef comments up Deed is as follows: In construing this notice, LegaI No. 00043503 N ovember 2 , 4 , 6 , w/ snow tires on nms dba Eastern Oregon paternal grandmother. to 6,000 c haracters, the singular includes Published: November 6, 2015 and snow chains. New Storage T he a d d r es s and without pnor registraLot 6 and th e N o rth 2015 t he plural, an d t h e stereo system, hands 2007 Adams Ave. p hone w h er e J e r ry tion, using the eComhalf of Lot 7, Block 13, word "grantor" includes Legal No. 00043387 free calling 5 xm radio La Grande, OR 97850 and Gizete Babcock ment sy st e m at B.VV. LEVEN'S ADDIany successor in intercapability. 2nd owner.

I5541 963-7368 and Eileen Babcock htt://www.ferc. ov/d TION TO BAICER CITY, est of grantor, as well STORAGE UNIT Have all repair history. may be reached is c/o ocsin Baker City, County AUCTION as any other person NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S Pursuant of ORS 87.689 Good condition!

Cory Larvik, Attorney, of Baker and State of ABC Storesall, Inc. owing an o b l igation, $4000/OBO SALE 2202 Cove Ave., Ste and ORS 87.691, the Oregon. the performance of 541-403-4255 41298 Chico Lane A , L a G r a nd e O R personal property of Docket No. which is s ecured by On December 16, 2015 Baker City, OR 97814 9 7850 , (5 4 1 ) the following individuP-12686-004 No action has been insti Auction on the Trust Deed, and 663-8864. A copy of at the hour of 1 0 :00 als will be auctioned tuted to r ecover the t he w o r d s "trustee" Saturday at 10 a.m. the above-mentioned a .m. a t t he Uni o n due to long-term payYou must include your obligation, or any part and "beneficiary" inNovember 14, 2015 amended petition may County Sheriff's Of ment delinquency.

An name and contact inthereof, now remainclude their respective be obtained from Cory fice, 1109 IC Ave, La auction will be held on formation at the end of i ng secured b y t h e Description of property: successors in interest, Larvik.

Grande, Oregon, the November 12, 2015 to Trust Deed or, if such Household, p e r s o nal y our comments. F o r if any.

No court hearing has yet defendant's i n t e rest satisfy liens c laimed a ssistance, pl e a s e action has been instibeen scheduled. You items, and misc. will be sold, sublect to

by Braseth Properties. contact FERC Online tuted, such action has In accordance with the Property owner: Lauren may o b lect t o the redemption, in the real S upport. I n l i e u o f b een d i smissed e x a mended petition. If Fisher Fair Debt Collection property c o m m o nly The location of the aucelectronic filing, please cept as permitted by 2005 J E E P VV ra n geI r. Amount due: $190.00 Practices Act, this is known as: 2509 Start ion w ill b e a t 1 4 1 0 you do not file an obsend a paper copy to: ORS 86.752(7).

F actory r i g h t h a n d Unit ¹ E20 an attempt to collect light Dnve, La Grande, in this matter, 21st St. L a G r ande, Iection Secretary, Federal Enthe court may enter a drive, 6 c l y , 4 w d, a debt, and any inforO regon, 97850.

T h e Oregon at 10:00am.

A ergy Regulatory Com- The default for which the mation obtained will Iudgment granting the automatic, runs excel- Description of property: court case number is second auction will be foreclosure is made is requested relief. Oblent, new tires, cruise Household, p e r s o nal m ission, 8 8 8 Fir s t be used for that pur1 3-08-48542 w h e re held at 10306 Railroad Street, NE, WashingIections must be filed Grantor's failure to pay c ontrol, AC , s t e r e o items, and misc. pose. ThiscommuniBank of America, NaAve La Grande, Oret on, D . C . 204 2 6 . when due the followin the above court by new postal signs. 127k Property owner: cation is from a debt tional Association, its gon at 11:00am. For December 7, 2015. To Please affix "Prolect i ng sums : mon t h l y collector. $8,900. 541-426-9027 Jonathon Oglesbee successors and/or asinformation, call ~541 file an oblection conNo. 12686-004" to all p ayments i n f u l l o f or 541-398-1516 Amount due: $320.00 signs, is the p laintiff, 963-7368. tact the Union County comments. $192.88 owed under For further information, Unit ¹ E46 and ICathy Mallory AKA C ircuit C o u rt , 1 0 0 8 the N ot e b e g i n ning please contact Jesus ICathy Jean Mallory; Justin VVnght — A14 "IC" Avenue, La Please contact Kenneth May 25, 2014, and on Miguel Palomares at Description of property: ICns Mallory AICA ICris Donny Lovins — C137 Grande, OR 9 7 8 50, the 25th day of each Household, p e r s o nal Hogan (Commission his mailing address of Patrick Mallory; Citi(541) 962-9500.

Staff) by telephone at month thereafter; late Miller Nash Graham 5 items, and misc. bank, South Dakota, Jeanne Carter — IC431 (202) 502-8434, or by charges in the amount Dunn LLP, 111 S.VV. N .A.; and Al l O t h e r Daniel Thiesfeld — IC449 DATED this 3rd day of Property owner: email at K e nneth. Hoof $10.00 as of June F ifth A v e n ue , S u i t e Kimberly Suitter Persons or Parties UnNovember, 2015. , fy ~ Of .

12, 2015, plus any late 3400, Portland, OreAmount due: $300.00 known Claiming any have any questions. c harge s ac c r u i n g Unit ¹ D36 gon 9 7 204 o r t e leRight, Title, Lien or In- Published: November 6 /s/Cor Larvik t hereafter; a n d e x phon e him at terest in the Real Propand 9, 2015 Cory Larvik, OSB ¹98278 Kimberly D. Bose, penses, costs, trustee (503) 224-5858.

2008 TAURUS X SEL, Foreclosures under ORS erty Commonly ICnown Attorney for Petitioners Secretary f ees a n d att o r n e y 98k m i , sea t s 6, 87.669-87.691 a s 2 5 0 9 St a r l i g h t Leqal No. 00043514 fees. leather , 6 d is c DATED this 15th day of Drive, La Grande, OR LegaI No. 00043502 October, 2015. changer, Sinus Radio, LegaI No. 00043523 97850, is/are the de- NOTICE OF HEARING Published: November 6, Published: November 6 B y reason of s aid d e almost new s t udless Published: November 6, fendants. The sale is a 13,and 20, 2015 UNION COUNTY 2015 fault, Beneficiary has snow tires, great SUV, 13, 2015 p ublic auction to t h e PLANNING declared all sums ow$7000. 541-91 0-3568. /s/Jesus Miguel LegaI No. 00043507 highest bidder for cash COMMISSION ing on the o b ligation Palomares or cashier's check, in PLAN Looking for some- secured by the Trust Successor Trustee AMENDMENTS hand, made out to Unimmediately due File No. 111240-0057 thing in particular? aDeed ion County S heriff's NOTICE IS H E REBY nd payable w h i c h Office. For more inforThen you need the sums are as follows: G IVEN, t h e Uni o n mation on this sale go County Board of ComClassified Ads! This ( a) t h e pr inc i p a l LegaI No. 00043342 to: missioners, will hold a amount of $21,762.23 October 23, www.ore onshenffs. is the s i m p lest, as of S eptember 8, Published: hearing on VVednes30, November 6, 13, com sales.htm d ay, D e c e m be r 2 , most inexpensive 2015, (b) accrued inter- 2015 2 015 at 10:00 am i n of $1,965.71 as of for our most curr ent offers and to Published: October 30, Way fO r y o u t o est the Joseph B u ilding September 8, 2 0 15, 2015 and November 6, browse our complete inventory.

Annex C o n f e r e nce and interest accruing r each people i n 13,20, 2015 on the pnn- Don't want it? Don't Room, 1106 IC Avethis area with any thereafter nue, La Grande, to rec ipal amount a t t h e need it? Don't keep Legal No. 00043419 v iew a p r o p osal t o m eSSage y o u r ate set f o rt h i n t h e transfer the lunsdiction until fully paid, it! SELL IT WITH A m igh t W a n t t o Note Call 541-963-3161 or 541(c) late charges in the CLASSIFIED AD! of part of East Street • 541-963-4161 1415 Adams Ave 523-3673 to place your ad. from a County road to deliver. amount of $10.00 as c ommercial /

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6B —THE OBSERVER s BAKER CITY HERALD

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2015

COFFEE BREAK

TERRORISM

Family offers little sympathy after online boyfriend's death

Russia,Egygtdismissidea thatdomdcausedcrash

DEAR ABBY: I am a 20-year-oid woman. come overto ourhouse unannounced totalk A few months ago, my boyfriend (my very badly about her. ftrst boyfriend) committed suicide. I feel H e was great a fatheruntilafew years absolutely destroyed. ago when all this trouble started. I feel torn The problem is, my family doesn't regard between trying to continue a relationship with him or cutting him out ofmy life like a my feel ings ofgrv'efserv'ously becauseour relationship was started and maintained bad daughter. What should I do?

— CAUGHT IN THE online. We lived several states apart, and MIDDLE IN CALIFORNIA while we never met in person, we talked every night and video-chatted DEAR CAUGHT: Your father's behavior issick. many, many times. My feelDEAR Depending upon how disrupings for him were real.

Ibroke down when I heard ABBY ti veh e is when he shows up CF~ the news, and I still hurt, at your mother's workplace, but my family thinks I'm suggestshe consider getting overreacting. They can't understand how a restraining order preventing him from acting out that way. a relationship with someone online can be She must have a very understanding serious. How can I make them recognize how employerto have tolerated it,because that much pain I'm in? The fact they refuse to recognize this loss hurts me so much more. kind of disruption has been known to cost What do I do? people their jobs.

— ALLAIDNE IN LOUISIANA And when your dad shows up at your DEAR ALL ALONE: Please accept my home unannounced,speak up.Tellhim you sympathy for the loss of someone you cared and your husband don't like it. Make clear that his nasty comments about your mother about so deeply. That your parents would aren't welcome, and neither will he be, unminimize your feelings is sad, but it says more about them and their level of sensiless he calls first to see if a visit is all right tivity than the depth of your relationship with everyone. His misbehavior continues with him. Many serious relationships have because you have allowed it. started online, and marriages as well, and I understand you are left mourning all the DEARABBY: Would you please say a few things that might have been. words to those discourteousindividualsin the gym who, even at 6a.m., thinkit's all At 20, you are no longer a child. You can find emotional support elsewhere. Talk to right to sit on a piece of exercise equipment, texting while others wait to complete their your clergyperson, if you have one, or look online for a grief support group you can join. weight-training workouts and get to work?

There you will be able to safely vent about — TED ON THE EAST COAST DEAR TED: The first rule of basic etiyour feelings with others who understand what you are experiencing right now. quette anywhere is to show consideration for the people around you.

DEARABBY: My parents divorced four This applies not only to gym-goers who hog the equipment while texting, but also to years ago. Mom currently lives with my the ones who carry on extended conversahusband and me. We have a great relationtions while straddling the treadmill, sitting ship with her, and she never speaks ill of on equipment others are waiting to use, and my father. She has moved on, found a new failing to wipe away the perspiration they direction in life and a new boyfriend we all dripped on the machines while they were like very much.

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LONDON — Five days after a Russianjetliner broke apart high above the Sinai, Russia and Egypton Thursday dismissed Western suggestions that a termristbomb may have caused the nash thatkilled 224people, sayingthespeculation was arush to judgment.

British Prime Minister David Cameron, who spoke to the presidents ofboth countries in the very public dispute, said he had grounded all British flights to and fiom the Sinai Peninsula because of"intelligence and information"indicating a bomb was the probablereason a Metroj etAirbus A321-200 plane had crashed Saturdayin the desert.

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Egyptian President AbdelFattahel-Sissilater stood beside him at a news conference following an awkward meeting. Cameron also spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin to explain that concern for the safety of British citizens had led the government to go public with itssuspicions about a bomb.

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The year-round BMX track in Walla Walla, Washington, is a popular destination for families and individual riders, whether novice or advanced.

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our years ago while visiting some family near Walla Walla, Washington, for Christmas, we stumbled upon the Walla Walla Valley BMX track. It was a cold, windy day, but because of the lower elevation on that side of the mountains the valley doesn'treceive as much moisture as our parts of Eastern Oregon.

The track was dry and deserted, butitwasevident by the tracks in the dirt that someone had been out for a holiday ride.

Since that chilly winter day we have been back numerous times at all seasons of the year. Each time it's evident what an asset the BMX track is to the Walla Walla community. It's a greatoutletforkidsand adults. With four big-banked corners, tabletops,and a long rhythm section, the track is irstclass.It'sperfectforthe f

MEG HAWKS competitiv eracerbutalso welcoming to a novice looking to get into the sport or just ride around for fun.

There have been a handful of occasions when we've timed it right and had the track to ourselves. Our kids cruise around on their bikes, while my husband and I take turns riding too. We've also been there when a number of kids were there with their families. Some riders are budding racers speeding through the course on their BMX bikes. Others are on mountain bikes, toddler balance bikes and even street cruisers. It's quite a sight to see such a variety of skill, bicycles and ages ofriders.

The BMX track is open to the public year-round,

whenever events aren't taking place. It is part of the USABMX race circuit and the season runs from March to October each year. Races, practice and clinics are held multiple times a month. If you want to go to ride for fun, to race or be a spectator, you can check the calendar online at wallawallavalleybmx. webs.com.

The track is maintained and operated by volunteers as part of a nonprofit organization, but it is located on city property, part of the 208-acre Fort Walla Walla Park. If you want to go, take the Myra Road exit fiom Washington Highway 125.

Turn right on Dallas Military Road and you'll see the track on your left. Take your first left from Dallas Military Road, go past the first parking lot and you'll see the track. Drive a bit further to the skate park.

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SCOTT Continued ~om Page1C Black Fly, Frontiers and Fly Fishing Adventures offer fly-fishing trips around the world. For those of us lucky enough to be industry insiders, usually the deal is if we can round up 'X a number of clients, we get a discount on thetrip.No ta free trip, mind you, but a discounted trip. Unfortunately, no amount of hustling, emailing, phone calls or on-river slip-sloppingand after work bar-hopping with clients rounded up even half of what my co-trip leader and I were originally shooting for. Add to that some

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extremely wet weather patterns, leaving my fishing heart back in Wallowa County and the immediateadjustment to 90-degree weather with nearly 100-percent humidity, and I walked onto the tarmac at Christmas Island a sweaty mess.

Was the week rainy?

Quite. Which makes it particularly hard to spot bonefish and other saltwaterspecies.Was there arat living in the ceiling of the domicile my co-host and I were staying in whose nightly diet, among other things, included the day's bar of Ivory Soap? Yep. Did all of us end up catching loads of fish? You bet.

While returning to a magical place like Christmas Island, with its yearly land crab migrations, frigate birds and unique local culture should be high on my bucket list, I'm not so sure anymore if it is. Perhaps it is partially due to my continued descent into steelhead obsession and my thoughts turning to far away rivers like the Skeena.

When I was chatting with Koa-Koa, one of the excellent local guides our crew had for the week, the topic of steelhead came up."How big?" he asked. "Anywhere from 20 to 32 inches," I responded. 'Whoah,a he replied. "How about I come out and visit you?"

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key provisions of the Wolf Plan is to turn management over to the state to give ODFW the ability to scientifically manage the wolf.

The formulation and adoption of the Wolf Plan was a key provision, a road marker, a conservation population objective that said that the Oregon ESA protections would be withdrawn when four breeding pairs have two or more pups that survive until Dec. 31 forthreeconsecutiveyears.

This would allow a naturally sustaining population to exist in Oregon. This goal was reached at the end of 2014.

Why does this matter?

According to the research, the average Canadian gray wolf needs about 35 deer or elk or stock animals per year. The stress on both wildlife and livestock is known to prevent live births in high-impact areas close to wolf denning areas.

We know that wolves have contributed to a precipitous decline in elk populations in Yellowstone and Montana. In Idaho's Unit 26, the Middle Fork zone, the

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Wallowa County rancher Denny Johnson holds the remains of one of his calves killed by wolves. elkpopulation dropped fi om 1,270 animals in 2006 to 366 total animals in 2011.

The same thing can happen to deer and elk herds here and could wipe out bighorn sheep populations.

And when big game herds suffer, small towns in Eastern Oregon are the first to feel the economic pinch.

W e don't begmdge the animal's need to eat, but Oregon's predator numbers are high already.Allowing wolf numbers to grow unchecked isnotfairto thefarm ersand ranchers who make their livingon their lands.

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delisting will not remove protections for wolves, but it will offer wildlife managers more tools in controlling wolves that prey on livestock.

Tlns is a good opportunity for the state to honor itspromise to conservation groups and livestock growers as we enter Phase II of the Wolf Plan, to delist and turn effective management of the wolf to state wildlife biologists.

The program is offering several outdoor activity courses, including: Beginning and Advanced Snowboarding, Beginning and Advanced Skiing, Ski/Snowboard Instructorcourse,Indoor Gym Climbing, Avalanche Fundamentals, and Winter Camping and Backcountry Travel.

"These courses are designed for individuals with little or no experience, and are a great way to check out new outdoor sports, develop technical skill sets and enjoy thefantasticrecreational opportunities that abound

in Eastern Oregon," Outdoor out-courses or by contacting Adventure Program CoordiHatch at mhatch@eou.edu or nator Michael Hatch said."I at 541-962-3621. am especially excited about the Avalanche Fundamentals The pumpkin patch crew would like to thank everyone course." who came out to support the Most of the courses are one credit, though the Avalance during the Fundamentals is two credits. month of October.

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CrossFit, Insanity, Pure Core. Every year, new hardcore players and routines make a splash on the fitness stage.

But truthfully, they stick with only about 20 percent of the population — those who arealready fi tnessconverts.

How about the rest — the 80 percent of Americans who don't get enough exercise?

Are they really going to go from couch to Insanity and stick with it?

Not likely.

Instead,suggested the surgeon general recently, they should start walking, because walking helps reduce and treat chronic illnesses, which affect about half of all adult Americans.

You have heard it before: M oderate physicalexercise helps prevent and reduce the severityofchronicdisease, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, and also improves mood and mobility.

Walking — a form of exercise that is accessible to almost everyone and doesn't require special equipment or attire iother than comfortable shoes) — counts as moderate physical exercise.

But how much and when?

The government suggests 150 minutes of moderate physical exercise per week.

But many experts suggest at least 30 minutes a day instead.

'Thirty minutes a day is where we see great health benefits," says Rick Richey, master instructor with the National Academy of Sports Medicine.

These health benefits include improved body composition 4igher muscle-to-fat ratio) and decreased risk for metabolic syndrome ihigh blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, high cholesterol and high blood pressure, which together increase the risk ofheart disease, diabetesand stroke), according to Richey, who

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All it takes is 30 minutes of moderate exercise to start dramatically improving health benefits, experts say. Walking is a great activity to start with.

"Thirty minutes a day is where we see great health

One way to do so is through intervals or "fartlek"

benefits."

Bryant, chief science officer for the American Council on Exercise.

"Fartlek is a kind of unstructured interval training.

You can do it with running and with walking," Bryant says.

Thesetypesofintervals increase the intensity, which leadsto more caloriesburned and increased strength and

— Rick Richey, National Academy of Sports Medicine, talking about the benefits of walking

The magicnumber du jour seems to be 10,000 steps, which Lloyd Henry, a D.C. run-and-walk coach calls a "goodstarting point."

"The Fitbit or other trackers enable you to make sure you get your steps in. Some people even do their walking after their kids are asleep," Henry says."It also shows you that everything counts, it adds up. Take the stairs insteadofthe escalator,park further away or get off at an early Metro isubwayl stop."

In other words, you don't have to get your 30 minutes ior the 10,000 steps, which is more than 30 minutes and equals roughly five miles) in one chunk, but over the course of the day.

"The goal is to make it part of your lifestyle," says Henry, who — when he is not teaching stride length, posture, footplacement and interval training — runs marathons and participates in triathadds playfully: lons.

"And your dog might apSpeaking of intervals: preciate it, too."

While walking generally is One popular way to much less strenuous than measure how much you are running, there are ways to walkingis to use a physical increase the intensity once activit y tracker orpedometer. you feel ready.

SEATS Continued ~om Page6C The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also maintains a website that contains all recalls that occurred within the past decade.Itallowsuserstosearch by manufacturer.

Types of recalls Kathy Kruger, executive director of the Washington State Safety Restraint Coalition, said when it comes to carseatsafety,shetriesto preach a level-headed message that won't overwhelm people. If there is a recall, she said,findoutwhatitis and whether you can continue using the car seat before you receive the new piece to fix the safety issue.

In the case of the recent Britax recall, for example, some parents were so scared the car seats would fail they replaced the more-than-$300 devices without learning about the problem, Kruger said. Those who responded to the recall notice were simply sent small bottles oflubricant that easily solved the problem.

Some recalls are as simple as incorrect fontsizeon a label or a piece a child could pick off that would present a choking hazard, Kruger said.

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Kristen Ciuba, a Washington resident who counts walking as her main form of exercise, says she often does fartleks — though she didn't know until recently that's what they were called — to up the intensity.

"I usually do about 30 minutes three times per week," says Ciuba, director of nutrition services for Diet-to-Go. She also often uses hand weights to increase the intensity.

Richey, though, says he is not a fan of weights while walking since they might interferewith posture,gaitor balance.

Instead, he says, change the pace and terrain.

'You also increase the intensity by adding hills and stairs," he says.

Henry agrees and says he would rather do resistance training and other cross training, especially upper body strength, in a separate

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That's why, McNeil and a nash, but everything we othersafety advocatessay,it's do takes away a little bit of utmost importance to know the history of the car seat morefothat risk. " you're using. If you didn't get — Yvonne McNeil, it new, be sure to ask whoever Oregon Impact you get it &om whether it's been in an accident.

"Do you really trust the tiondoesn'tgettaken careof," she said. person you're buying that There are a number of rea- from with your child's life?" sons parents don't return the McNeil said. registratio n cards on their car If you don't know its seats.

A bigoneisthatthey're history, McNeil said to buy airaid of ending up on a mail- a new one right away. And ing list and getting junk mail although some unscrupulous &om manufacturers. Good thrift stores may sell used car news, though: They won't. seats, safety advocatesadvise "If they use your informaagainst buying them there. tion incorrectly, the governSome consignment stores sell ment will slap them with a them,but beforebuyingone fine," Kruger said. at such a store, be sure to ask Another possibility: They whether it was purchased forget. After all, they're new from the original owner and parents who clearly have whether it's been in a crash, other things on their minds.

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"A warranty card now Part of McNeil's job is to pretty much comes with performcarseatchecks for everything," said Janelle families to show them how to Lawrence, executive direcproperly put in the seats, take tor of Oregon Impact,"and out the seats and use the so maybe it just kind of falls seats— and,forthatm atter, through the cracks and they whether they're the right think it's not that important seatsfortheirkids.

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"Our clinics are almost like a well-baby check-up for your Know your seat's history car seat," she said.

It's an intensive process Much like helmets, most carseatscan'tbe used after thattakes an average of they've been in a crash.

45 minutes and starts During a car accident, the with checking the car seat seat's straps stretch,somem anual and making sure it'scompatible with thecar's thing theQ do only once, McNeil said. And even if the manual, McNeil said. Some car seat looks perfectly fine, carsrequirecertain types of it could have broken parts car seats. This is something

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"I think weights while walking introduce an unnecessary risk," says Henry.

"But you can also just do the stairs in your own home or at work," Henry says.

Even with the added intensity, though, studies show that walking is not comparable to running in terms of cardio training or weight loss.

In terms of other health benefits — such as the ones Richey previously notedhowever, there are indications that walking is actually preferableto running.

This raises the question: Is walking only good for the 80 percent — the de-conditioned public — or can it benefit those who are already fit?

Henry suggests that walking can be helpful for runners and cyclists who are nursing injuries; Richey says walking can become a gateway activity for those who are getting started on their fitness path but later will look for something more strenuous, such as running; Bryant recommends walking as a form of activerecovery for those who are very fit. ''When everyone else in collegewas running,Istarted walking for exercise. I found it much more pleasurable," Ciuba says."And part of the appealofexerciseisem otional well-being and enjoyment."

As Hippocrates said: ''Walking is man's best medicine."

McNeil recommends people do even if they don't go to a car seat check-up.

Is your belt locked?

One of the most common — and dangerous — mistakes parents make is they don't actually lock the seat belt, which means the car seat is not locked either, McNeil said. iAdults commonly don't lock their seat belts. If you can easily lean forward and grab something off the floor, it's because your seat belt is not locked.) To do this, go into the back seat of the vehicle and pull the seat belt all the way out. In most cars, the belt will make a ratcheting noise when you start letting it back in. That means it's locked. The seats of some cars also feature locking clips, she said.

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In a nationwide survey of U.S. children 12 to 17, the Food and Drug Administration's Center for Tobacco Products has found that among those trying a hookah, electronic cigarette,cigarorregularcigarette forthefi rst time, the numbers who chose to try their tobacco product with an added flavoring were 89 percent, 81 percent, 65 percentand 50 percent,respectively.

In the United States, the marketing of flavored cigarettes — with the exception of menthol — is prohibited.

But a wide range of flavorings is used in tobacco that is vaped, smoked in hookahs, chewed or dissolved in the mouth.

When adolescents were asked about their use of a tobaccoproduct over the past30 days,largema jorities underscored that flavorings continued to play a role in theirenjoyment oftobacco products.

The study offers new insights into what factors pave the way for an estimated 3,200 American kids each day to try tobacco for the first time.

Should parents ban hot dogs?

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Stony Brook University's Stony Brook Cancer Cen: Does the recent ter, in New York. declaration by the "I think we should just Worl Health Organizasavethem forspecial tion's cancer agency that occasions," she says — a hot dogs and other propicnic or a birthday party. cessedmeats can lead to If parents don't want colon, stomach and other to giveup the hotdog opcancers mean parents tion completely, Fitzgibshould no longer let kids bon suggests a safer opeat hotdogs atall? tion is turkey or chicken : A group of 22 dogs thatare nitrate free cientists from insteadofbeefor pork WHO's International hot dogs.

Agency for Research on Ifparents ofan older Cancer classified prochild have been feedcessed meat as carcinoing the child hot dogs genic to humans, in the same category as tobacco, and processed meats for years, they shouldn't with risk increasing panic, Fitzgibbon says. with the amount of meat ''What goes hand-inconsumed. hand with all this is, "That's not a new 'Does your kid have a message. I think we've high activity level? Does known that hot dogs he eat a l ot of fruits and aren't the healthy choice in general," says Jennifer vegetables?' You can change your eating habFitzgibbon, a registered its," she says. oncology dietitian at Newsday

expired McNeil said. Car seats expire between six to 10 years after they're made.

That's because, like a garbage binthatbecomes discolored fiom sitting out in the sun, plastic breaks down over time, she said. It's also a good ideatoreplaceexpired models because newer, safer ones are available, McNeil said.

Although Oregon law requireskidsberearfacing in their car seats until they're 1 year old, McNeil said it is saferforchildren toberear facing until they're at least 2 years old and as old as 4 years old — so long as they have not outgrown the car seat's height and weight limits. Similarly, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends kids remain rear facing until they're at least 2 or until they reach the height and weight limits set by the car seat's manufacturer.

The reason kids should stayrearfacingisbecause most impacts come &om behind, McNeil said. If that happens, a rear-facing child will be pushed into the car seat, whereas a &ont-facing child will have his or her head snapped forward, resulting in internal decapitation, in some cases, she said.

'You should always stay rearfacing for aslong as possible because it'ssafer," she said.

Parents often point out that puts their child at increased risk ofbreaking his or her legs, but, McNeil counters, better the legs than the neck.

At the end of the day, car seat safety is all about mitigating risk, McNeil said.

"A child can always die in a crash," she said,"but everything we do takes away a little bit more of that risk."

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CHILD SAFETY SEATS

ENCOURAGING HEALTHY EATING BYSTUDENTS

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Arevolution to promote healthy snackingin Union Countyis coming to reality thanks to the work of students and the support of store owners.

Cove School students, along with Jordan and Kelly Hackwith, owners of Dollars Corner Marketin Cove, will soon launch the "LeopardSNACZ'zone — the fi rst of several"Smart Snacks" zones to be developed in Union County food stores by SNACZ 4-H club members.

SNACZ stands for"Students Now Advocating to Create (Heaithy Snacking) Zones.

This is the fourth and final phase in a project that began in 2012. Itis funded by the USDA National Institute of Food & Agriculture and is being led by the Oregon Health & Science University School of Nursing at Eastern Oregon Universityin La Grande and the Extension Service. Partners include Cove, Elgin, Imbler, North Powder, and Union school districts and the Union County Fit Kids Coalition.

The purpose, says Nancy Findholt, is to"engage youth in promoting healthy snackingin theirschoolsand stores."

Findholtis an associate professor at OHSU's School of Nursing at EOU "Mpard SNACZ'is the culmination of outreach and advocacy activities by the Cove SNACZ 4-H club.

Dollars Corner Marketis the pilot store, and aribbon cuttingis planned for 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18.

Jordan Hackwith said the store sees quite a few kids after school.

'There's a fair share — we're right across the street firrm the school," he said.

Stores canhave a designated space for SNACZ, like Dollars Corner Market, or identify healthy options with shelflabels, Findholt sard.

"I think the fact that store owners are engaged is so heartwarming," she said.

Healthy snackoptions indude fiuits, vegetables, yogurt, string cheese, nuts and seeds, granola bars and milk.

Approved snacks must meet the USDA standards for snacks in school, whichincludes low-sugar and smaller-portion sizes. Hackwith uses an online calculator to make sure certain foods fit the guidelines. ''We have kidsand we agreewith what they're trying to do," he said.

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To learn more about the Union Submitted photo County SNACZ 4-H clubs, find Cove SchoolSNACZ 4-H Club members hang a window sign for the "Leopard SNACZ" zone at Dollar's Corner. them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/unionsnacz.

about the Support Program.

• UNION COUNTY 1504 N. Albany St. La Grande Phone: 541-963-7532 • BAKER COUNTY 2810 Cedar St. Baker City Phone: 541-523-6591 •WALLOWA COUNTY 702 N.W. First St. Enterprise 541-426-3840

LOCAL RESOURCES Several police and fire agencies in Northeastern Oregon have employees who are trained to help people properly install child car seats.

Some agenciesalso have programs that help defray the cost of buying seats.

owners are engaged is so heartwarming."

Community Connection Has Support Program For Family Caregivers November is National Family Caregiver Month, and Community Connection of Northeast Oregon is reminding caregivers about its Family Caregiver Support Program.

An estimated 44 million Americans, age 18 and older, provide unpaid assistance to older adults and adults with disabilities.

Community Connection invites local caregivers to visit any of its three offices and ask

Oregoncarseatsafety advocates are alarmed that fewer than 50 percent of parentsreturned registration cards on theircarseatpurchases to alertthem of recalls, according to a reportreleased in September by Safe Kids Worldwide.

Of further concern is the fact that fewer than half of the 6 million car seats recalledlastyeargotthe necessary repairs, thereportsaid.

Safety advocates want to remind parentsoftheim portance ofregistering car seats with their manufacturers, regardless of whether they're new or hand-me-downs.

Peoplewho don'tregister the devices are banking on learning of recalls in the media or from friends or coworkersbut that's not always a safe bet.

A majority of recalls are smaller and less public than when Britax sent notices about more than 200,000 car seatsdue to apossiblesafety defect that causes their harnesses to loosen, said Yvonne McNeil, community traffic safetyprogram coordinatorforOregon Impact, a nonprofit that educates about vehicle safety.

'There are alotofsm allerrecallsthat peoplejustnever hear about,"she said.

The good news is even if you threw away thatcard orneverreceived itbecause your car seat is from your friend or sister-in-law, you can still register the device with its manufacturer. All you need is the model number and the date it was made; both are listed right on the seat.

• Baker City Police, Phoebe Wachtel, 541-524-2014 • La Grande Fire Department, 541963-3123 • La Grande Rural Fire Department, 541-963-6895 • Wallowa County Health Department, 541-426-4848 The website — www. oregonimpact.orglcar-seatresources/ — has a variety of information about buying and installing car seats.

Pets: They're good for you Humans are the complete social being.Like many animals,humans live in our own packs and strive to form a connection with other living things.

In 10,000 B.C., dogs, thought to be the first domesticated animal, were found buried cradled in the arms of their owners. In 7,500 B.C., the first evidence of domesticated cats was found in Egyptian burials.

"Pets continue to be an optional part of our modern lives," says JenniferWickham, licensed professional counselor at Mayo Clinic Health System. "Research shows that our desire to connect with our pets can be a valuable asset for those struggling with physical and emotional pain; mental illnesses, such as depression and anxiety; and environmental fac-

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In July 2011, the American Psychological Association reported on a study that found pets serve as an important social and emotional support for "everyday people" and for those with "significant health challenges."This study examined the outcomes of those individuals who owned apetandthose who did not.

The results show that "pet owners fared better in terms of well-being outcomes."

Many hospitals and clinics now have policies allowing pets to be present to provide emotional support and companionship to ease the stress of illness and pain.

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WOLVES IN OREGON

FISHING REPORT GRANDE RONDE RIVER • Steelhead fishing on the Grande Ronde is very 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 you want to throw at them. The outlook for steelhead is currently great for 2015-16 with nearly 21,000 Wallowa/Imnaha fish to pass Bonneville Dam, much higher than the average of 14,000.

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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 very good for 201516 with nearly 21,000 Wallowa/Imnaha fish to pass Bonneville Dam, much higher than the average of 14,000.

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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A wolf from the Mt. Emily pack. Oregon's wolf population is thought to number between 81 and 90 animals.

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or the first time, I consideredleavingmy dog at home. I was headed into the mountains of the Imnaha in September — home of the Imnaha wolf pack.

I've heauf enough stories of bird dogs being killed bywolves that I wasn't sure I should take her.

Aftersome consideration, I brought the dog along. While it mightbe dangemus to hunt birds amund a pack of wolves, the chances I would be near a den were small.

The landowner said wolves had crossed her property but didn't live there.

When I returned to the Imnahain October, I spent three days in the high country and two days along the river.

their range into Oregon in the late 2000s. According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife website, Oregon now hasnine confi rmed On the last evening, after breeding packs.

These are known as the dark,elk bugled fiom ridge Imnaha, Snake River, Walla tops, coyotes yodeled and a wolfhowled less than half a Walla, Wenaha, Minam, Mt. mile from the ranch house on Emily, Umatilla River, a ridge to the south.

Meacham and Rogue packs.

It had been a long time In additi on,there are since I'd heard a woK The last known packs itwo or more time was in Canada. Now animals) in the Catherine Creek, Chesnimnus, Desolathe coyotes and the elk were quiet. Another wolf answered tion, Keno, south Snake River back, this time from the ridge and Sled Springs areas.

Here in Oregon, we had to the north.

Canadian gray wolves the benefit of watching released in Yellowstone what happened in Idaho as National Park in the 1990s Canadian wolves populated settled in Idaho and expanded the Gem Stateand Oregon

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STEELHEAD NATION ith the rain setting in and river levels beginning to rise, its beginning to look a lot like fall.

Wind. Leaves. Snow in the high peaks of the Wallowas. And steelhead. Plenty of steelhead. In fact, fish counts have been so good and anglers so encouraged by recent catches, I've heard of Troy experiencing vast crowds. Reports have trickledin about boat tripsfrom the confluence of the Minam that turned into walking, pushing and otherwise tugging-your-boat-along trips iwhich should be alleviated now with the recent rains). And efficacious anglers, anglers' spouses and spouselessanglers have all sharedsome oftheir October

steelhead stories, which all leads to this simple fact: Get out fishing this November before winter's icy grip sets in, unless you enjoy steelhead fishing under winter's icy grip.

Never one to take my own advice, I haven't fished a local steelhead river for a few weeks. When I boarded a plane mid-October bound for Christmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean made up of one big coral atoll laden, puzzle piece white sand flats loaded, hunk of bonefish paradise, I was feeling torn. Mainly because this fall's steelhead fishing has been nothing short of phenomenal.Breaking nearly every cardinal rule listed under the heading 'Why you never leave a place where you are catching fish to try to catch fish somewhere else," I spent a long drive to Portland, and even longer crowded flight, with two crowded Honolulu bound days, to

HIIt',ING NORTHEAST OREGON

Little Kettle Creek hike has 3,000 feet of gain This 6.5-mile hike gains just more than 3,000 feet in elevation. To get to the trailhead, travel southeast 20 miles to Medical Springs, then turn left on Big Creek Road, which becomes Forest Road 67. Continue 14.2 miles to FR 77,turn right, and go 6.6 miles to FR 7745. Turn right and travel 6.5 miles to the Old East Eagle CreekTrailhead (4,580 feet).

The trail starts gentle, then begins to climb for 2.3 miles, covering 26 switchbacks in this distance. The trail also crosses the Eagle CapWilderness boundary1.6 miles in.

The trail continues through another series of switchbacks to a creek crossing at the 3.7-mile mark. The trail then ascends until it reaches its maximum elevation 5.9 miles in (7620 feet). From here, it drops down for 0.1 miles to Crater Lake and concludes half a mile later at the junction with the Cliff CreekTrail (7,550 feet).

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implemented a Wolf Conservation and Management Plan in Decemberof2005 — before the presence of wolves had been confirmed in Oregon.

At present, Oregon's wolf population is thought to number between 81 and 90 animals, all since 2009 when the first pack was established in the Wenaha Unit.

It's interesting to take a lookatpopulations across North America. In a 2009 study, experts said there were between 60,000 and 70,000 in the United States and Canada. There are an estimated 12,000 in Alberta and British Columbia. Idaho counts 104 packs with another 23 packsthatroam the borders

with Montana, Washington, Oregon and Canada.

With Idaho as Oregon's sourcepopulation,w olvesare here to stay.

Through the pmcess, 15 town hall meetings and four informational sessionswereheld to involve the public as much as poss ible.As astakeholder committee made up of protectionistgmups, conservation gmups and cattle gmwers all satatthesame table,theW olf Conservation and Management Plan was adopted by a unanimous vote of the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission.

The wolfin Oregon has been listed under the Endangered Species Act. One of the See Wolves/Page 2C

Good 6shing at home p s Christmas Island CAMERON SCOTT

WALLOWA LAKE • Trout fishing has slowed. However, the pressure has dropped off with the end of the summer season. During the fall, stocked trout have been in the lake long enough that they start to learn to eat natural food. Try fishing with flies and other more natural baits. The lake has received additional rainbow trout stocking.

GARY LEWIS

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Cameron Scott with a coral-eating trigger fish caught at Christmas Island. contemplate my self-imposed steelhead deprivation.

Put together nearly a year before, the trip was a bitofa disaster.The

TO-DO LIST

Veterans Day Fun Run Saturday The Grande Ronde Academy Veterans Day Family Fun Run is slated for Saturday at Valley Fellowship, 507 Palmer Ave. in La Grande. Registration starts at 8 a.m. The10K race starts at 8:30 a.m., the 5K at 9 a.m. and the 1-mile kids run at 9:45 a.m. Cost is $25 for the 10K or 5K and $10 for the 1-mile run, and veterans race for free.

There is also an 8:30 a.m. breakfast.

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FLY-TYING CORNER

Lum Plum is easy for anglers to track "Because of its white wing, I could see the Lum Plum when it was in the middle of the river. I could track it and watch steelhead follow and eat it," creator Amy Hazel said. Tie this one with purple thread on a light-wire silver steelhead hook. Begin with a hot green Uni-yarn tag, then tie in a tail of dyed orange golden pheasant tippets. For the body, use purple Senyo's Laser Dub and rib with flat silver tinsel. For the throat and under-wing, use purple guinea. For the wing, use a sparse spray of polar bear with a few strands of opal mirage Flashabou.

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