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EditorŌĆÖs note: This is the first installment of Colville physician Dr. Barry BaconŌĆÖs travelogue/report from the African continent and his ongoing work there.
Day 1: Sept. 27, 2012
My dear wife Shelley seemed a little cranky to me the past couple of days. I now know that she was missing me already. She doesnŌĆÖt like being alone at night. I understand that. I donŌĆÖt like it either. I would rather take her along with me. Next time?
Indians move
up to Class 2A
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Replicating last seasonŌĆÖs 15-12 record and a Sweet 16 finish in Class 1A will be tough for the Colville High boyŌĆÖs basketball team. For one thing, the Indians are playing up and are back in the 2A Great Northern League.
The Indians can only dream about being back where they belongŌĆöin 1AŌĆ"at least for the next two seasons.
CHS also lost two-thirds of a rugged front line when seniors Alex Pond (6-5) and J.R. Henry (6-6) graduated. That kind of size and athleticism will be tough to replace.
No seniors on
2012-2013 team
Never count out a Colville High girlŌĆÖs basketball team.
The Indians, who graduated three All-Northeast A performers last season and move up to the 2A Great Northern League this winter for the two-year WIAA enrollment cycle, should still be formidable.
After all, while there are no seniors on this yearŌĆÖs roster, the 2012-2013 CHS varsity is a group that head coach Ray Clark and his daughter, assistant coach Kajsa Brons, have worked with since they were fourth graders.
Speed in spades
Yes, there is youthŌĆöand there is basketball experience.
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Bulldogs home on Dec. 3
The Kettle Falls Middle School wrestling team has gotten its season off to a very good start.
The young Bulldogs got their season underway at a takedown Jamboree Nov. 13 at Deer Park Middle School. Teams from DP, Kettle Falls, Chewelah, Colville, and Newport took part.
Final play
heroics for CHS
A pair of 12-0 teams will square off on Saturday at Joe Albi Stadium for a berth in the State 1B (eight-man) championship the following weekend at the Tacoma Dome.
Second-ranked Cusick and top-ranked Liberty Christian (12-0) will meet in the east of the Cascades 1B semifinal on Saturday at Joe Albi Stadium (1 p.m.).
In the other semifinal on Saturday at the Tacoma Dome, Neah Bay (12-0) will oppose Lummi (10-2) at 4 p.m.
Both Cusick and Liberty Christian (Tri-Cities) have been blowout winners all season longŌĆöuntil last weekend that is.
John Eugene Tweedy, 84, passed away on Nov. 16, 2012 at his home in Kettle Falls. John was born on May 19, 1928 in Kooskia, Idaho to Eugene and Bertha (Godwin) Tweedy.
John worked as a diesel mechanic for 30 years, for several different companies in the Colville and Kettle Falls areas. He was also a campground host at the Evans Campground for nearly 20 years.
Glendine Leonard sat with a colorfully embroidered shawl (one of her purchases from a trip abroad) around her shoulders while describing her adventures to the ladies of the AAUW (American Association of University Women).
Leonard, 85, has visited over 50 different places around the worldŌĆöall trips taken after she turned 53.
The Tree of Sharing begins its annual operations on Monday, Nov 19 at Key Bank, 211 S. Main in Colville. Hours of operation are Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The last day for tag selection and returning purchased items will be Friday, Dec. 7.
Each gift tag hung on the Tree of Sharing represents the Christmas wishes and needs of an individual in the com¬munity.
Betty Jean Gotham Young, or B.J. as she preferred to be called, beloved wife, mother and grandmother, passed away on Sept. 14, 2012. She was born to Roy and May Gotham on Sept. 28, 1939 in Colville. She attended Colville High School and graduated in 1957.


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(News-Register staff) NEWBERG — A 15-year-old boy who was pulled from the Willamette River at Rogers Landing at 6:47 p.m. Monday, after being in the water for about 30 minutes, has been identified as Cesar Campuzano, according to Capt. Tim Svenson of the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office.
He is a freshman at Newberg High School, Claudia Stewart of the school district said. Counselors will be available at the high school to meet with students.
The boy was transported by Life Flight helicopter from the parking lot at Rogers Landing to Legacy Emanuel Hospital in Portland where he is reported in critical condition, according to Svenson.
The Newberg-Dundee Communications Center received a 911 call at 6:19 about a possible drowning at Rogers Landing.
"He probably had been in the water two or three minutes when the call came in," Svenson said. "The Newberg Fire Department Dive Rescue Team and our marine patrol were on scene at 6:38. We were providing support, and a diver located him at 6:47."
CPR was initiated before the helicopter lifted offf.
The water is 10 to 12 feet deep where the boy was found and the water temperature was 62 degrees, according to Svenson.
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There were six to eight high school-age kids on the dock. Some boys were jumping into the river to swim.
"Cesar could not swim," Svenson said. "The kids he was with didn't think he would do that because everyone knew he didn't know how to swim.
"A couple of kids tried to get him to the dock, but he was in panic-mode, and started climbing all over them. They couldn't get him to the dock, and he went under."
Divers pulled him from the water and started CPR before he was flown to the Portland hospital.
In addition to the sheriff's office and Newberg Fire Department, Newberg-Dundee police and representatives of the Yamhill County Crime Victims and Witnesses Program were on scene.
"The onset of the summer months brings an increase danger to swimmers," Sheriff Jack Crabtree said. "Swimming with lifejackets may seem restrictive, but they really do save lives. Rivers pose risks that need to be considered even by the best of swimmers.
Crabtree extended his condolences to the Campuzano family.
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Izakaya Bincho: A Pictorial Essay
- J.L. Jul 4, 2012 12:09 AM
Verdict: Just go. It's awesome. Don't expect much in terms of decor. Though it is located on a somewhat seedy commercial strip at the Redondo Beach Pier, the izakaya fare that Chef Tomo-san & his wife Megumi-san serve up is among the very best in Southern California, and not to be missed. Don't forget to wash that great food down with an ice cold draft Sapporo!
Highlights: Anything chicken (especially the roasted free-range chicken with yuzu-pepper, chicken tsukune & teba saki), cuttlefish & guts, agedashi tofu, grilled potato butter, ginnan, shishito peppers, buta no kakuni.
Thanks for posting enticing shots of Tomo-san's mastery. It still amazes me that he and Megumi-san can pull off so many different dishes at one time. I know the weather isn't right for his excellent nabe dishes, but those are a must-order when the weather cools off - or just order another Sapporo draft to cool down afterwards...
re: bulavinaka
You're welcome. Since it looks to be hot weather for a while, I'll take the latter of your suggestions... :-)
re: Tripeler
Thank you for your kind words. This place is indeed great.
re: J.L.
For some reason, I always get those shrimp dumplings there and chicken wings... but yeah, it's an interesting beacon along that stretch of dining wilderness.
and if you are really into beer, definitely make a pit-stop at naja's. i guess usually i'm at naja's first and then end up at bincho. i have to say that bincho has a nice sake sampler too.
but i'll never understand the location, for once, you do have good food and a view. well, maybe not so much a view since there is the flowing banner that would cover any view but you get my point.
on a side note, there's a sushi/ikazya type place on the peir that has a very interesting menu with natto, and ankimo w caviar and other assort gourmet dishes, but now hounds have opined favorably about it, and i just believe it's the menu that sounds good, anyone know what i'm talking about, i forgot the name and don't believe that there's a website.
J.L. Great photos, I have been meaning to go to this spot. Just curious, what was the approx cost of the meal that was in the photos and how many people ate that food? Some answers here http://izakayabincho.com/menu.html But was curious to know what you experienced..
Thanks in advance.
re: Foodandwine
Hi Foodandwine, thank for the kind words. Our party of 5 had a great time, gorged ourselves (paced in a leisurely fashion over 3 hours) at about $35 per person.
Calling the International Boardwalk "seedy" is beyond a stretch.
Neither Shinsengumi, Kokekokko, nor Torihei has designer decor.
As much as I love this joint, the inconvenient location, the lack of expeditiousness makes me apprehensive every time I step thru the curtains.
re: Melanie Wong
Missed you in the LA board.
re: J.L.
You're welcome, I was there in April. What a great experience! Now that you've posted, I'll have to collect my thoughts and report too.
I believe that it has reverted to using Yakitori Bincho as the name now that the grill is back. We sat at the counter at the grill end for a bird's eye view. Having read that there were issues with smoke, I found myself staring at the hood and thinking to myself that it did not look new or recently installed at all. I asked the chef and he said there'd been no change there. He had followed the practice in Japan of blowing the smoke out to the sidewalk as a way to attract customers. But here that just annoys the neighbors and passersby rather than making them salivate. He didn't know that and stopped the practice. Also, he said that with more restaurants doing charcoal grilling the various inspection agencies have learned how to regulate places like his now.
re: Melanie Wong
Wait... How long did he stop the grilling for, yeah, that's right, the last time I was there about a year ago, or a little less there was no grilling if i'm not mistaken, it was just mostly the izakayaya dishes.