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Fueling political fires and harvest bounties
ang me, that barn’s burnin’,”
said Voter One, “and that
Obama feller cain’t seem to
put it out by hisself.”
“Yup,” said Voter Two, “but look
yonder. They’s a buncha other folks,
wearin’ elephant hats say GOP on ‘em, got
theirselves a bucket brigade.”
“Yessir,” One came back, “but looks
like ta me that they’s fi llin’ the buckets at
the gas pumps. Reckon we oughtta he’p?”
“Shore ‘nuff. Lez go get inta thet
brigade, lend a hand. Oughtta have this fi re
out in no time.”
We certainly are living in interesting
times, aren’t we? Of course, anyone who
reads history very much can point to
repeated patterns of peoples and nations
who seem to put themselves onto paths
leading directly to disaster, then track the
trail in lockstep, right over the cliff’s edge,
along the way trampling anyone who tried
to turn back the stampede. War, Famine,
Pestilence and Death: When the Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse saddle up
and lash their lanky steeds into full froth,
there seems no turning back until the few
survivors trudge through smoldering ruins.
What’s especially strange is that these
macabre thoughts plague me while I
stroll through Farmers’ Market, agog at
the bounty our farmers and our beautiful
“D
country have produced:
stacks of glowing carrots;
vibrant lettuces, kale, basil;
luscious heirloom tomatoes;
blue-, black-, boysen-, straw-
and huckleberries, along with
plums, apples, golden pears and purple
fi gs; cukes and zucs and other squashes
— summer, pattypan, delicata, acorn,
butternut, kabocha, and huge, grey-green
hubbards; great piles of peppers, some
sweet, some hot, reds, yellows, purples;
precarious stacks of beets and bodacious
corn; spuds — Yukon golds, reds, purples,
fi ngerlings; aromatic garlics, onions,
shallots; melons — honeydew, cantaloupe,
watermelons. I’ve hardly begun the
catalog, can’t begin to list all the breads,
pastries and fl owers. I reel in the scent of
roasting peppers and fresh coffee. I revel in
the giggles of children and the blues riffs
of Eagle Park Slim. So much, such beauty
— who can think to sacrifi ce all this on the
altar of whatever mythology?
Better have some good wines to
catapult those lively provisions:
Veggies love Rieslings. Don’t believe
it? Try Pyrenees 2009 Riesling
($18). Made by the hugely talented Terry
Brandborg of Elkton, this wine is dry but
bursting with fruit — think ripe pears and
apples, with stony undertones — with
enough acidity to stand up even
to such volatile veggies as, say,
a medley of sautéed sweet
peppers and Walla Walla
onions.
While you still can, fi nd
a bottle of Giuliano 2009
($20). The juice of fi ve
white grapes were vinifi ed
and blended by John Paul of
Cameron Winery (Dundee) to
create a dry white startling in its
complexity — layers and layers of fruits
and minerals — and immensely satisfying.
Even after Labor Day, pink is nice:
Muga 2010 Rioja ($14) is a lively,
dry rosé that offers depth of fl avor — a
mouthful of red berries and spice —
fl awlessly balanced, just the wine for
harvest feasting.
Just into the market and almost gone
already, Evesham Wood 2010 Pinot
Noir ($18) has pinot lovers all a-babble.
Even though the great Russ Raney has
sold Evesham Wood, the new owners
have found at least some of Raney’s magic
— fl avors that capture the pinot noir
character and fi nesse, pretty color, fi ne
balance. Sockeye salmon, I’m thinkin’,
with roasted fi ngerlings, uh-huh.
Lovely wines, yummy foods, moments
in simple, blissful life — does war sound
better?
Voter One: “Dangme, I jes’ shot maself
in the foot.”
V2: “Better shoot t’other, lest ya
limp.”
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DIVISION In the Matter of the Estate of ELROY
JAMES SHARR, Deceased. Case No. 50-11-19941
NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE
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Representatives of the Estate of Elroy James
Sharr, Deceased. All persons having claims
against the Estate are required to present
them with vouchers attached to the
Co-Personal Representatives in care of their
attorney Richard L. Larson at the address
listed below, within four months after the
date of first publication of this Notice, or the
claims may be barred. All persons whose
rights may be affected by the proceedings
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records of the Court, the Co-Personal
Representatives, or their attorney. Dated and
first published: September 29, 2011. Richard
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Larson & Schaller, PC., 975 Oak Street, Suite
1050, Eugene, Oregon 97401. Telephone: 541-
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY Probate
Department In the Matter of the Estate of
CANDACE MOFFETT, Deceased. No. 50-11-
15810 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS
Notice is hereby given that the Thomas
Moffett has been appointed and has quali-
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estate. All persons having claims against
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“Trust Deed”): Grantors: Richard E. Davis
and Lori L. Davis, as tenants in common.
Trustee: Western Title & Escrow Co.
Beneficiary: Northwest Community Credit
Union. Date: June 16, 2008. Recording
Date: June 19, 2008. Recording Reference:
Instrument No. 2008-034373. County of
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COUNTRY ESTATES-SECOND ADDITION, as
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