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What a Weekend!

Taft Graduation Pixies in the Rose Parade

NEWS GUARD PHOTO/JEREMY C. RUARK NEWS GUARD PHOTO/CASSIE RUUD

The 2017 Taft 7-12 High School Senior Graduates, left, placed their hands on their hearts as patriotic music opened the ceremonies at 2:17 p.m. on Saturday, June 10 at Taft High School. In Port-

land, the Lincoln City Pixie Fest Float, right, made its way along the Rose Festival’s Grand Flora Parade on Saturday, Morning, June 10. News Guard Reporter Cassie Ruud was one of the Pixies at

the parade. Read her story and see more photos on Page A8. See more photos and video from the Taft graduation at thenewsguard.com.

No rush for

lake aeration

More definition of impact ahead

JEREMY C. RUARK in the spring of 2014. Since fiscally.
[email protected] then, the Devils Lake Water To date, the DLWID has
Improvement Board has
NEWS GUARD PHOTO/JEREMY C. RUARK Formal discussions to been working closely with spent $38,000 for design
aerate Devils Lake to im- engineers and others to find consultants, according to
The Devils Lake Water Improvement Board will soon meet with a host of state and federal agen- prove the health of the wa- the right plan that would DLWID Board Chair Kent
cies to review the impact of an aeration plan to improve the health of Devils Lake. See video of terway in Lincoln City began best fit environmentally and
Devils Lake at thenewsguard.com. See DEVILS LAKE, Page A6

August Shadow

What’s your

VOL. 90 | NO. 24

emergency?

LCPD dispatch
prepares for eclipse

CASSIE RUUD “How much of an in- NEWS GUARD PHOTO/CASSIE RUUD
[email protected] crease is difficult to quan-
tify,” Palmer said. “We are Lincoln City 911 Dispatch Center Manager Paul Compton and his staff are preparing for the up-
When an emergency hap- used to dealing with sig- coming Aug. 21 solar eclipse and the increase in calls expected associated with the rare event.
pens, whether it is medical, nificant increases in visitors
situational or otherwise, the during other holidays and emergency and other calls Salem. “Our 9-1-1 Center does
rule of thumb is to call 9-1-1 our job is to be prepared to for Lincoln City Police and Lincoln City’s dispatch not expect any huge chal-
for assistance. deal with emergencies.” The North Lincoln Fire & lenges over and above what
Rescue District. Ambulance center has eight full time po- we experience on other
With the Aug. 21 total Lincoln City Police De- and Lincoln County Sher- sitions and seven dispatch- busy holidays,” Palmer said.
solar eclipse anticipated to partment and Lincoln City iff’s services are dispatched ers currently. Palmer said “We expect there may be a
draw thousands of extra visi- 9-1-1 Dispatch Center ad- through Willamette Valley dispatch is in the process of
tors to the Lincoln City area, ministrators finalized their Communications Center in hiring for the eighth posi- See ECLIPSE, Page A6
Lincoln City’s 9-1-1 Dispatch eclipse coordination on June tion.
Center is anticipating the 5, said Palmer, with plans to
number of emergency and analyze shifts and have extra
non-emergency calls to sig- patrol officers on duty dur-
nificantly increase, accord- ing the eclipse event.
ing to Lincoln City Police
Department Lt. Jerry Palmer. The Lincoln City Dis-
patch Center dispatches

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MUSIC FESTIVAL Tickets available at SiletzBayMusic.org

YAACOV BERGMAN, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Get your dancing shoes! Siletz Bay Music Fest
preview

CASSIE RUUD Executive Director
[email protected]
Mark Sanders said this
Popular toe-tapping big
band music will again be year; the festival has
one of the special summer
performances at the annual added a new feature
Siletz Bay Music Festival on
June 30 with performances to the lineup, a Caba-
by the Eugene-based band,
Swing Shift. ret Show, for June 29.

Siletz Bay Music Festival- “Adding a ‘cabaret’
goers were introduced to
Swing Shift, featuring a performance this year
group of 18 performers, dur-
ing last year’s festival. will appeal to those

“The band has always who enjoy a mixture
had a strong educational
emphasis,” Sanders said. of comedy, musical
“Many of its members are
(or were) music educators entertainment and
or students. Performances
and workshops for public vocals to round out
schools and jazz festivals are
regular events, and members the evening,” Sanders
are often adjudicators and/
or clinicians.” said. “Pete Barbutti

SMBF featured perform- with his vast stage and
ers such as jazz vocalist
Clairdee, comedian Pete television career was a
Barbutti, clarinetist Ken
Peplowski and pianist; Dick clear decision to bring
Hyman will join Swing Shift
at the Big Band Bash. him to the festival.

“Our audience is so excit- Pete is one of the most
ed to see and hear them, the
evening goes by too quickly,” famous stand-up
he said. “Comments from
our attendees range from comedians in his-
‘wow, what took you so long
to have a Big Band’ to ‘my tory. He has appeared
feet haven’t been this tired
from dancing for a long time, over 1,000 times on
such fun.’”
national television,
Siletz Bay Music Festival
and over 90 times on

‘The Tonight Show’.

Having worked with

Frank Sinatra, Henry

Mancini, and Nat

King Cole, it’s clear

that he belongs at our

festival.” COURTESY PHOTO/ BOB GIBSON AND JERI KNUDSON Cabaret
Musicians and
Popular big band music at the Siletz Bay Music Festival continues on Friday, June 29, with performanc- 7:30 p.m. June 29
vocalists for the SBMF es from the band, Swing Shift, and other musicians joining the Big Band Bash.
come from all over Big Band Bash

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JEREMY C. RUARK to its allocated staffing levels. new Lincoln City Police of- NEWS GUARD PHOTO/JEREMY C. RUARK
[email protected] “When fully staffed, our ficer is $50,377 annually.
The Lincoln City Police Department is slowly building ranks to improve public service and bal-
It is a slow building staffing plan calls for three Kilian said Anderson ance daily workloads.
process as the Lincoln City detectives,” Kilian said. and Claunts have been be
Police Department strength- “These additions will get us assigned to field training They’re Back in Otis!!
ens its force. closer to be able to make officers and the two are
that third detective appoint- scheduled for the Aug. 14 Fresh, Juicy, Sweet Oregon
“More officers means ment. Before the new hires, basic police academy, which
a more equitable distribu- we were down six positions.” graduates on Dec 8. After Hood Strawberries
tion of the work load that is Kilian said the department is graduation, the officers will Starting Friday, June 16th! 11am–4pm
manageable, which equates in the process of filling three have an additional 8 to 12 (Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & some Saturdays)
to better service to the com- more positions. weeks of additional field
munity,” Lincoln City Police training before being re- Call to order flats or confirm Saturday openings
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OPINIONS & VOICES

EARTH ABIDES

Confessions of an illegal alien ONLINE POLL

This week

KEN MCCORMACK we have pollution, climate change, staring westward into the ocean, I are convenient, but keep changing If you were a Pixie
Guest Columnist violence in the street and over-pop- wonder: where do we go from here? I and moving around. The concrete Fest pixie, which one
ulation. am thinking of the broader picture. reality exists with each and every would you be?
During these “interesting times,” unique individual—billions of us on
I am hiding out in a state of shock. My lifetime spans the rise and When early Christians aban- the planet. No matter how good or ❑ A Classic Red
fall. Nothing can ever be the same doned violence, prejudice, wealth, horrible what matters is our reaction Pixie
I was born in the Deep South. I again. The tiniest blade of grass ambition, and competition, they and how we change and grow.
joined the civil rights movement. shows all moves onward and out- alienated themselves. They were ❑ B Chef Pixie
Martin Luther King became my role ward, and death leads only to more officially declared enemies of the The country has changed. We ❑ C Capt. Sculpin
model. And my arrests for civil dis- life. Empire. They were called Separat- have lost touch with honesty, respect ❑ D Mermaid
obedience make me illegal. ists—illegal aliens. and common decency. Yet, de-
I don’t want to minimize prog- spite all the chaos times are better. Vote online at
So, I am an illegal alien! ress, but I learned my lesson. You We Pilgrims have always been Morals, compassion and kindness thenewsguard.com
I arrived on this beautiful planet can’t capture the Spirit. It blows as aliens—idealists with a vivid imagi- have blossomed since the Pilgrims
at the beginning of World War II. The it lists. If you put fireflies in a jar, nation. We place fantasy and art landed. The slaveholders became see how your
Americans then called themselves they’ll die. We have to learn from our above science. Our journey begins abolitionists. And violence and hor- opinion compares.
“The Greatest Generation.” They losses. with Noah, Jonah, Joseph out of ror are far less than World War II.
helped kill forty million and dropped Egypt, the Red Sea, Moses staring Last week results
the first atomic bombs on people. I’ve heard all my life, “It can’t into the Holy Land, the Mayflower. There is a reason for our strug-
I don’t want to sound negative, happen here”—just as it’s happening gles, often beyond our limited
but sometimes we just have to face here. We defended the poor, shared understanding. This much we know.
the truth. wealth and welcomed strangers. We Humanity’s sadness comes from an-
The delusions commonly ac- Concentration camps? Well, we refused to join the army. ger and hatred. Our joy comes from
cepted as fact when I was born have them. Elections are fixed, habe- justice, peace and love.
aren’t working. We’re waking up. Our as corpus suspended, lawyer-client But most of all we found some-
cowboy hats and pistols didn’t bring privilege revoked, and preemptive thing called “God” which, under a So, where do we go?
happiness. Killing does not save lives arrests common. Thousand Names, transformed mil-
War does not make peace. And now lions of lives. Ken McCormack is a Lincoln
Congress has approved kidnap- County resident. He can be reached at
ping, murder, torture, and unending In a way, the abstractions—na- [email protected].
illegal war. tions, religions, and cultures—don’t
exist. They are abstractions. They
That said, teetering on the edge,

Police Blotter What is your favorite
Summer BBQ meal?

The police blotter relates 11/27/60. Lee was found to 4/12/60 was found to have ed seeing a man passed out Beach. 57% Steak
the public record of incidents have no contact with a vic- misdemeanor warrant out of on NW 14th Street. Shelby 7:03 p.m. Disturbance, 34% Hamburgers/
as reported by the Lincoln tim and was issued detainer. Multnomah County for Tres- Allen Stiers, born 10/16/89
City Police, Lincoln County Lee was taken into custody pass I. Sayler was arrested was located intoxicated on 3950 N. Highway 101, Depoe Hot Dogs
Sheriff, and Oregon State Po- and transported to the Lin- and released to appear. NW 14th street, stolen Audi Bay. 0% Tofu/Seitan
lice. All individuals arrested coln County Jail. parked nearby. Stiers was 7% Possum
or charged with a crime are 12:48 p.m. Burglary, arrested for parole violation THURSDAY, JUNE 8
presumed innocent until TUESDAY, JUNE 6 1146 NW 15th Street. Caller and menacing, and trans- WRITE TO US:
proven guilty. Information reported she was notified ported to the Lincoln County 2:28 p.m. Suspicious act, Letters are limited to 250
printed is preliminary and 10:30 a.m. AOA, 928 SW the door to her beach house Jail. 691 N. Deerlane Dr., Otis. words and will be edited for
subject to change. 5th Street. David N. Wood, was kicked in. House was grammar and spelling and
born 4/5/58 was arrested cleared. 11:31 p.m. Suspicious ac- 4:59 p.m. Theft, 2330 S. may be edited to remove
LINCOLN CITY POLICE and released for misde- tion, 2897 NE 47th Street. Re- Highway 101, Depoe Bay. errors, unsubstantiated or irre-
DEPARTMENT meanor warrant out of Lin- THURSDAY, JUNE 8 port of a female yelling and sponsible allegations or clarity.
coln County Circuit Court. crying outside of apartment 8:20 a.m. Domestic dis- Letters containing details
MONDAY, JUNE 5 12:23 p.m. Injury crash, complex. turbance, 2050 N. Highway presented as facts rather than
2:11 p.m. Burglary, 3636 N. Highway 101, N. 22nd 101, Depoe Bay. opinion must include sources.
8:39 a.m. Stabbing, 4060 NE West Devils Lake Road. Street. Caller and driver Letters not following this
N. Highway 101, McDon- Caller reported his contrac- number two reported a crash FRIDAY, JUNE 9 policy will not be published.
ald’s. Caller reported a tor and architect informed at location, stated she is un- All submissions must include
disturbance in the McDon- him that his home had been able to get out of her vehicle SUNDAY, JUNE 11 6:38 p.m. Domestic full name, local street address
ald’s parking lot; a male had broken into and jewelry due to damage. disturbance, 6905 Gleneden and phone number.
been stabbed in the knee. stolen. 4:52 a.m. Trespass, 1420 Beach Loop, Gleneden Submissions should be
Elizabeth L. Stapleton, born 1:32 p.m. Theft, 1500 SE SE 2nd Court. Report of Beach. e-mailed to newsguardeditor@
8/17/83 was arrested for 6:03 p.m. Suspicious East Devils Lake Road. Caller people using hot tub at ad- countrymedia.net. By
stabbing. Male was trans- activity, 1420 SE 2nd Court. reported approximately $440 dress and inside the house 8:50 p.m. Harassment, submitting a letter, writers also
ported to Samaritan North Caller reported subjects at stolen out of the Pumba at above address. Monica J. 1455 S. Fun River Dr., Lin- grant permission for them to
Lincoln Hospital. his residence unauthorized. children’s ride. Perez born 7/13/96 was ar- coln City. be posted online. Opinions
Caller observed this via cam- rested for Trespass I. expressed on this page are
1:37 p.m. Shoplift, 801 era. Subject was contacted 8:32 p.m. Driving un- 2:12 a.m. Suspicious act, the writer’s alone and do not
SW Highway 101, McKay’s and found in possession of der the influence, 1200 NE 606 N. Wayside Loop, Otis. represent the opinion of The
Market. Caller reported marijuana, cited for Minor Highway 101. Jared May, News Guard or its parent
having a shoplifter de- in Possession and trespassed born 5/9/78 was arrested for LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF SATURDAY, JUNE 10 company, Country Media, Inc.
tained in the office. Ruben from the property. driving under the influence.
J. Mosqueda born 3/18/94 MONDAY, JUNE 5 4:27 p.m. Noise, 83 N. ADVERTISING
was arrested and released for 6:40 p.m. MVC, 2429 9:16 p.m. AOA/Warrant Pony Trail, Otis. DEADLINES:
Theft III. NW Highway 101. Caller arrest, 1631 NW Highway 12:36 a.m. Suspicious Advertising: Friday, 3 p.m
reported a female asking 101 Maxwells. Austin J. Wiley, person, 5872 Salmon River 5:59 p.m. Domestic Legals, Community news and
3:21 p.m. Found dog, him to call police because a born 5/7/90 was arrested for Highway, Otis. disturbance, 3937 Summit listings: Thursday at 5 p.m.
1503 SE East Devils Lake male subject was intoxicated outstanding misdemeanor Ridge Creek, Depoe Bay. Sports information and Letters
Road. Caller reported a and struck her vehicle in the warrant from Lincoln Coun- 9:35 a.m. Theft, 48 N. to the editor: Friday at noon.
found dog on East Devils parking lot. Jeffrey Bishop, ty Jail for probable violation. Yodel Lane, Otis. 5:27 a.m. Theft, 2110 N.
Lake Road and brought it born 8/18/65 as arrested for North Bank Road, Otis. POSTMASTER:
to the police department. driving under the influence. FRIDAY, JUNE 9 TUESDAY, JUNE 6 Send address changes to
Owner showed up shortly 10:25 a.m. Domestic The News Guard, P.O. Box 848,
after to pick up the owner. 9:20 p.m. Assault, 800 SW 6:04 a.m. Animal, 1452 12:03 p.m. Suspicious act, Disturbance, 5298 NE Park Lincoln City, OR 97367-0848.
51st Street. Caller reported NE 6th Drive, Devils Lake 327 Yodel Lane, Otis. Lane, Otis. Periodicals Postage paid at
7:58 p.m. Burglary, a physical confrontation State Campground. Caller Lincoln City, OR 97367 and at
1919 NE 17th Street. Caller between a male and fe- reported a dog bite. Dog 5:38 p.m. Theft, 423 N. SUNDAY, JUNE 11 additional mailing offices.
reported residence broken male. Area was checked for identified as vaccinated and Charmwood Loop, Otis. © 2017 The News Guard.
into sometime after 1 p.m. suspect. on 10 day quarantine. 8:51 a.m. Domestic Dis-
Reported safe was broken 1:29 p.m. Trespass, 486 N. turbance, 743 SE Winchell 2014 Small Business
into and personal docu- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 9:29 a.m. AOA/Recovered Highway 101, Depoe Bay. DR., Depoe Bay. of the year
ments were taken. stolen vehicle, 1300 Block,
12:51 a.m. AOA/war- NW 14th Street. Stolen ve- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 1:43 a.m. Noise, 4575 NE Joe Warren
9:30 p.m. AOA, Nor- rant arrest, D River Wayside. hicle reported out of McMin- East Devils Lake Road, Otis. Publisher
dic Inn. Traffic stop initi- Routine park check per- nville, a black Audi on route 4:01 p.m. Theft, 7340
ated on Nicolee R. Lee, born formed after hours at loca- to Lincoln City. Caller report- Neptune Ave., Gleneden 2:51 a.m. Disturbance, Jeremy Ruark
tion. Steven L. Sayler, born 4546 NE East Devils Lake Executive Editor
Road, Otis.
Cassie Ruud
The News Guard wishes to thank Reporter
Cohen and Park Photography for
contributing Taft 7-12 High School senior Tiffany Arns
graduate photos displayed on the front page Advertising
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Spend time on the sidewalks Garden Volunteers Janelle Tate
Creative Director
Last week, Ben Carson, the new HUD Secretary, said that poverty is a “state of mind,” As a long-time volunteer at Connie Hansen Garden, I
and added we would do well to read the Heratio Alger stories. appreciate your lovely article of June 7 (Growing Strong: The Vol. 90 No. 24
Connie Hansen Garden). USPS 388-100
I like positive thinking, but not when it is a lie, and perpetuates a lie.
I have worked in Manhattan at a women’s shelter, and recently volunteered at the We are always looking for more volunteers to assist us Published Weekly by
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What I learned is that the poor are not poor because they are lazy in the “land of op- rain or shine - and all are welcome. We begin at 10 a.m. 1818 NE 21st Street
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Poverty is not a state of mind. It is ongoing, grinding, soul destroying pain. It is our refusal Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays during the good
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We also have a website which would likely be of interest,
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Lincoln City
Thank you.

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Lincoln City

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Taft Elementary schools. tion, but it is one dear to Taft
Since 2014, every week
The Senior Parade may

before high school gradua- be a relatively new tradi- 7-12 High School Principal

NEWS GUARD PHOTOS/CASSIE RUUD

The tradition of Taft 7-12 High School senior parading through the halls of Oceanlake and Taft
Elementary began in 2014.

The elementary students watched, smiled and applauded as the seniors paraded through their Majalise Tolan’s heart. the tradition. down at kindergarten, even
school hallways. “It was started by some “I think this shows a pre-K. It’s cool for everybody
involved.”
parents in our community,” strong sense of academic
Tolan said. “They wanted to pride,” she said. “Some of The graduating Taft class
start doing a thorough job these younger students of 2017 walked through
of recognizing academic know the older seniors who Oceanlake and Taft Elemen-
achievement in our commu- are graduating. It’s a sense tary on June 8, dressed in
nity. It was a great success in of accomplishment for the their graduation robes, two
2014 and it gets bigger and seniors graduating — they days before accepting their
bigger each year.” get to see over 1,000 students degrees at the school’s grad-
excited to see them walk uation ceremony. The Taft
Tolan said that Taft through. It’s also rewarding High graduation ceremony
seniors are not required to for the teachers who helped took place at 2:17 p.m. on
be part of the walk, but that get them there — starting Saturday, June 10.
many choose to be part of

Court action stalls aerial spraying ordinance

The Lincoln County showed Measure 21-177 pre- Counsel Wayne Belmont’s the Lincoln County Board contends that it violates the Court as well.
Commissioner’s have de- vailing by a 61-vote margin recommendation to support of Commissioners, Belmont state Forest Practices Act Belmont said all court
layed formal action to adopt with 6,994 yes votes to 6,933 the request in the suit for an outlined the broad provi- as well as state legislation
an ordinance to put into no votes. On Tuesday, June 6, injunction to immediately sions of the lawsuit, which regulating pesticides and the documents related to the
place Measure 21-177, a ban attorneys filed a suit in Lin- block the “direct action” seeks to invalidate the elec- Right to Farm and Forest Act, case will be posted on the
on aerial pesticide spaying, coln County Circuit Court on provision of the measure. tion itself, contending that according to the commis- county’s website at, http://
pending results of a lawsuit behalf of a local tree farmer According to a release from the initiative violated the sioner’s release. www.co.lincoln.or.us/boc/
against the measure. seeking to block the measure the commissioner’s office, single-subject rule for ballot page/measure-21-177.
on a variety of legal grounds. the direct action provision initiatives and did not fall Belmont said he couldn’t
Voters narrowly approved would allow any citizen to within the scope of “matters provide an exact time line Follow developments of
the ban on the spraying On Wednesday, June 7, enforce the measure if the of county concern” as de- for the courts to resolve the this story online at thenews-
during the May 16 special The Lincoln County Board of Lincoln County Sheriff’s fined in the Oregon Revised issue, but predicted what- guard.com, and in print, in
election. Commissioners authorized Office fails to do so, and Statutes. ever decision comes out of the Wednesday editions of
the Lincoln County Coun- exempt them from criminal the Circuit Court is likely to The News Guard.
On Monday, June 5, sel’s office to respond to the or civil liability. If the court does not be appealed to the Oregon
County Clerk Dana Jen- lawsuit. The commissioners invalidate the measure on Court of Appeals, and pos-
kins formally certified the approved Lincoln County In his presentation to those grounds, the lawsuit sibly the Oregon Supreme
results of the election, which

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A6 The News Guard June 14, 2017

Devils Lake

From page A1 ronment and to recreation board for 10 years, Skirvin NEWS GUARD PHOTO/JEREMY C. RUARK
on the lake and that is what for 8 years.
Norris, who said the design we want to do.” Devils Lake is a popular waterway in Lincoln City surrounded by parks and homes. See video of
budget is $99,500 with a con- The board presented Devils Lake at thenewsguard.com.
struction budget estimate According to Brainerd, Green and Skirvin with
currently being developed. the less intrusive aeration plaques recognizing their Blue Star Memorial
The option studies are project is the best option so years of dedication and
complete and DLWID board far. service.
is now moving toward a
final design of the aeration “This is certainly the Both Green and Skirvin
system. right route to go for human opted not to run for reelec-
and wildlife concerns,” he tion in the May 16 special
“We absolutely do believe said. We are very aware of election. Incoming new
this project is necessary to the Coho habitat, the Siletz DLWID board members
introduce oxygen into the Tribe concerns, so many Kathleen Kremer and Steve
water column of the lake,” treatments for the lake are Brown, who both ran unop-
he said. off the table because of those posed in the May election,
concerns. The aeration is the will be sworn in during the
According to Norris, past most effective treatment, July 13 board DLWID meet-
practices, such as west-slope using proven technology ing.
of the Coast range logging, with minimum disruption
lake-side development, to wildlife and the environ- Follow this developing
pesticide usage and a variety ment.” story online, at thenews-
of other negative inputs to guard.com, and in print, in
the lake over the last 80 years Brainerd said another im- the Wednesday editions of
has provided the lake with portant step in the process The News Guard.
a significant sediment load will occur later this month
and anoxic conditions. and into July as discussions
open with the DLWID agen-
“A full range of options cy stakeholders to see what
included chemical treat- concerns they might have
ment, full lake dredging and about the aeration project.
aeration,” Norris said. “The Those agencies include the
aeration option was selected Army Corps of Engineers,
as the only viable and cost Oregon State Land Board,
effective treatment.” Oregon Parks and Recre-
ation, Oregon Department
DLWID Lake Man- of Fish and Wildlife, NOAA
ager Josh Brainerd said the Fisheries, Oregon Marine
DLWID board plans to talk Board and the Oregon De-
about the aeration options partment of Environmental
with Lake-Savers of Michi- Quality.
gan later this month. Lake-
Savers is one of the consul- “We want to hold open
tants brought in to evaluate discussions with these agen-
the aeration process. cies to identify any concerns
or hurdles they may have,
The aeration involves a so that we can get on equal
series of pumps and pump footing before the permit
stations placed in and process begins,” he said.
around the lake.
Norris said regular brief-
“We have learned a lot ings about the aeration
about the engineering over project are provided during
the past few years and from the monthly DLWID board
that we have learned we meetings.
might not need a large aera-
tion system,” Brainerd said. During the June 8 meet-
“So that could mean much ing, the board recognized
less equipment in the lake. longtime board members
The less equipment we have Brian Green and David
would allow us to minimize Skirvin, Green served on the
the impact to the lake envi-

McEachern Audiology NEWS GUARD PHOTO/CASSIE RUUD
& Hearing Aid Center
Lincoln City Boy Scout Joe Russo, second from left, worked to restore the Blue Star
memorial sign for his Eagle Scout project. A re-dedication ceremony is set for 3 p.m. on
Wednesday, June 21, for the Blue Star Marker at the D River Wayside just off Highway
101 in Lincoln City. The restoration of the marker was a cooperative project between the
Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs, Pacific District; Scout Joe Russo of Troop 47;
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 4227; and the Oregon State Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment.

Eclipse
urging motorists to park only the position of a dispatcher
Le’Anne McEachern From page A1 in legal areas. compared to the potential
Doctor of Audiology increase in emergency calls,
significant increase in phone “Do not trespass on pri- Palmer said LCPD’s dispatch
‡3URIHVVLRQDO+HDULQJ([DPV calls into the 9-1-1 Center for vate property,” Palmer said. team is more than up to the
complaints and for infor- “Do not park where your task.
‡6RXQG%RRWK mation. We are asking our vehicle would obstruct traf-
citizens to only dial 9-1-1 for fic, block driveways or block “Lincoln City is fortunate
‡+HDULQJ$LG6DOHV 6HUYLFHV a true emergency. Please use emergency vehicle accesses. to have highly motivated,
our non-emergency number, Again, be courteous and re- excellently trained and very
‡&RPSOHWH+HDULQJ$LG5HSDLU/DE 541-994-3636 for other busi- spectful of our residents and skilled 9-1-1 Dispatchers,”
ness.” other visitors.” he said. “They take a lot of
Weekdays 9 - 5 pride in who they are and
Palmer said that extra Palmer suggested that what they do. They may be
541-272-5015 dispatchers would be on residents and visitors be- a bit busier than normal,
hand during the eclipse. come familiar with where however, I believe they will
Sea Towne Shopping Center to find information in the take this challenge to excel at
1622 N. Coast Highway, Newport “During the eclipse event local area about the eclipse what they do, and that is tak-
we will have a third sched- — which could reduce the ing care our citizens and our
www.hearingnewport.com uled for periods where we amount of additional phone emergency responders. Our
anticipate extra call load,” calls to LCPD’s 9-1-1 Center. 9-1-1 Dispatchers do this
For local news, photos and events log onto www.thenewsguard.com he said. The City of Lincoln City is very well, every day. They
expected to provide maps will just get the chance to do
In summertime, Palmer showing where parking, rest more of it during an event
said calls to dispatch begin rooms, and other services like the eclipse.”
increasing at 8 a.m. and that will be available before,
increase maintains into the during and after the eclipse. The Aug. 21 solar eclipse
mid to late evenings. Follow such information at will be the topic of a panel
lincolncityeclipse.com. The conversation during the
Palmer offered advice for News Guard is also featuring Lincoln City Chamber of
both residents and visitors such critical public informa- Commerce lunch forum
to Lincoln City during the tion in our August Shadow at 11:45 a.m. on June 27 at
eclipse event. He antici- exclusive series of weekly Surftides, located at 2945
pates the busiest call times reports detailing the impact NW Jetty Avenue in Lincoln
during the eclipse event will of the solar eclipse online at City. For more information,
begin mid morning and will thenewsguard.com, and in call 541-994-3070.
maintain through the late print, in the Wednesday edi-
evenings. tions of The News Guard. August Shadow is a
continuing series of special
“Our residents and visi- “The City of Lincoln City reports presented by The
tors need to be prepared for and the Lincoln City Police News Guard to detail the
dealing with heavy vehicle Department are committed local impact of the Aug. 21
and heavy pedestrian traf- to making every effort to solar eclipse. Follow the series
fic,” he said. “Plan ahead. Al- provide a safe environment online at thenewsguard.com,
low extra time to get to your to enjoy this significant solar and in print, in the Wednes-
destinations. Have patience eclipse event,” Palmer said. day editions of The News
and show courtesy to each Guard.
other.” When it comes to the
quick thinking required for
Palmer said the heavy
traffic would also mean
crowded parking. Police are

June 14, 2017 The News Guard A7

Council approves $54.5 million city budget

JEREMY C. RUARK said. “I am sure the council together our parks and recre- balance of $6.1 million, that the process of changing its spending proposals. The fi-
is the difference between logo and when that is done nal recommendations to the
[email protected] has looked at this as a small ation master plan,” Hinton expenditures and revenues. we’ll need to update those city council include $150,000
This year we have about an- signs. And each of the city’s for the city’s economic
amount, but for plenty of said. “One of the first ele- other $1 million from Roads business districts should development; $150,000 for
End.” have their own individual logo and wayfinding signs;
City utility ratepayers and people in this community ments of that plan is that the identities.” $50,000 for a community
Chandler said he wanted center sign; $100,000 for
those who use the Lincoln that’s a lot of money. You city needs to put back into to protect that surplus as Chandler said the work sign and entrance improve-
much as possible and use it to improve the city’s look as ments; $50,000 for public art;
City Community Center need to hire someone to find place a parks and recreation for one-time expenses before a destination would follow $100,000 for building secu-
it is eaten away by inflation. the Brooks Report, a set of rity; $350,000 for sidewalk
will help foot the new $54.5 out what really is going on.” director. The director would Chandler’s budget proposal recommendations from an improvements; and $50,000
included, $150,000 for the outside consultant. for outside agencies.
million Lincoln City operat- Later, during question- have that bigger broader city’s economic develop-
ment tool box; $350,000 City signs at Lincoln City The following are the city
ing budget approved by the ing at the public meeting look in managing the for street overlay, much of Hall and at the north and department spending plans
that work in the Roads End south end of the city need to approved by the budget
Lincoln City City Council by the council, Lincoln City budget, would look forward area where streets continue be replaced, and Chandler committee and the city
to deteriorate; $50,000 for proposed money for that council.
Monday night, June 12. Finance Director Debbie with projects to get the right outside agencies, mostly to project.
work done in the help the homeless; $250,000 • $4.3 million police
for public art project fund; Chandler said his budget - $4,296,790, Dispatch -
right places and $150,000 for improving street proposal presented earlier $970,355
scaping. this spring to the Lincoln
would look at City Budget Committee, • $3 million tourism -
“When you look at some would be a “starting point VCB - $2,996,411
the master plan of those scapings along for discussion.”
our Highway 101, they are • $2.4 streets - Street
to see if that is a kind of tired” he said. “They Over the past two operation - $2,360,367
need to be spruced up and months, the budget commit-
good reality and modernized. The city is in tee held public review of the • $1.2 recreation -
proposal and voted to shift $1,190,017.
where to start some of Chandler’s one time

with it.”

Following

adoption of Hin-

ton’s proposal,

the council

amended the

recommenda-

tions from the

Lincoln City

Budget Com-

mittee to fund

the park direc-

tor position at

approximately

$63,000 annu-

NEWS GUARD PHOTO/JEREMY C. RUARK ally.
Chandler
Lincoln City resident Jerry Warner was the only citizen to speak during the
Monday night Lincoln City Council meeting’s public hearing concerning said because of
sewer and water rate increases. Warner criticized the city for continuous the city’s fiscal
rate hikes. position, the
proposed $52.5

The spending plan in- Mammone said the city million budget COURTESY PHOTO
cludes water and sewer rate had hired a consultant a does not reflect any service
increases and a fee hike at few years ago to review the reductions or employee Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital Education Director Dina Britton Kirk presents a mosaic
the Lincoln City Community city’s water and sewer rate layoffs. panel created for Doernbechers Children’s Hospital in Portland to the staff at the founda-
Center, but it also includes structure. tion. Children in Lincoln and Tillamook counties created the panel in 2016 using glass,
one-time payments to help “We began develop- stone, and cut agate in 2016. It shows a series of Jelly Fish in water. A panel is also being
agencies working with the The city budget also ing this budget with the assembled for the Lincoln City hospital.
homeless includes a 10 percent fee idea that all departments’
increase at the Lincoln City operational expenditures
The six percent water rate Community Center. would remain the same as
and four percent sewer rate they were the previous year,”
hikes are to keep up with the Chandler said the new Chandler said.
projected increases in capital budget reflects the city’s fis-
and operational expenses, cal responsibility. As Chandler began piec-
according to Lincoln City ing his proposed budget to-
Manager Ron Chandler. “The city is in a very good gether in February, he identi-
position financially, now fied what he called “one time
Long-time critic of the and in the future,” Chandler expenditure” that could be
city, resident Jerry Warner, said. “But the city also needs funded through the city’s
was the only person to speak to remain diligent, so future additional revenue from the
during the public hearing budgets look as good as this annexation of Roads End
held before the rate increas- one.” in 2014. He said the city
es were adopted. receives about $1 million an-
During the review of the nually through property and
Warner said the city has budget, Lincoln City Coun- transit room taxes from that
imposed a 148 percent water cilor Diana Hinton proposed annexation.
rate increase since 2006, additional money to hire
increasing rates annually. a city parks and recreation “Last year we used that
director. million dollars to bid up
“This city needs to stop our rainy day fund,” Chan-
these increases,” Warner “We went through a very dler said. “So, last year the
good public process to put General Fund had an ending

School spending plan Mosaic panel to brighten hospital
goes public
The public is invited tal. Work on the panel was mosaic flowerpot to take
Lincoln County interim tion to services provided to statement to the community to join a Community Art started during “Art Walk” home. All supplies will be
School Superintendent Tom students? If so, where would is that I have reserved opti- Day from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the summer of 2016 in provided and the com-
Rinearson and the Lincoln the layoffs occur and what mism about the budget and on Wednesday, June 21, in Toledo. munity workshop is free
County School Board will would those reductions be? what the future holds for the the cafeteria courtyard at of charge. Allow about 30
listen to public comments district. We are getting back Samaritan North Lincoln The panel is being minutes to one hour for
concerning the new, pro- Rinearson: Any layoffs to fundamentally looking 2-5 Hospital, 3043 NE 28th donated to the hospital the project. Families can
posed district-operating bud- that might occur are because years out to project what the Street in Lincoln City. and is being created by the also take supplies home to
get, during a public hearing of program reductions are future holds based on our community as part of an finish their pots.
scheduled for 7 p.m. on June not based on budget. An current budgeting and build- The event is sponsored arts and healing program.
14, at Newport High School. example might be: A special ing sustainable budgets. Fur- by the Oregon Coast Chil- To reserve a flower pot
education student that needs thermore, if we continue to dren’s Theatre and Youth Participants can help patrons can e-mail the
The following is a conver- a full-time aide has left the see the numbers of students Art Center in Toledo to place glass and ceramic youth charity at oregon-
sation with Rinearson about district. Because of this we increasing we will be faced finish a small mosaic panel tiles on the panel during coastchildrenstheatre@
the proposed spending plan. no longer need to employ the with a space problem we will being created for Samari- the Art Day event. The first gmail.com.
aide. Thus a layoff occurs. need to resolve. tan North Lincoln Hospi- 30 families or couples,
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amount of the proposed total News Guard: Overall, Follow this developing
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SPORTS

Lincoln City Youth League debut All-Star talent

BOONE MARKER evenings and weekends.” only allowed 11. They took defense was strong through COURTESY PHOTO
THE NEWS GUARD Three teams sprinted over second place losing by only the weekend, but Coach Ryan
one run in the championship. Gates said, “There is room for The boys minors 9-10 team from back left to right: J. Kelso, T.
It was a cold wet youth the chalk line June 10-11 in Outfielder Trenton Battle, improvement and our defen- Hedberg, R. Best, E. James, K. Bayer, C. Stevenson, J. McCormick.
league season, but over 250 Roseburg and Dallas. The coed who had an inside-the-park sive goals for the team moving From front left to right: C. Reith, A. Farjardo, T. Battle, Z. Hankins,
youth continued to battle farm team (6-8 years old) team home run said, “The team forward is to reduce the P. Novak. Coaches: Eric Datz, Nicole James, and Justin James.
playing baseball and softball played in Roseburg alongside did a great job fielding and amount of errors. The games
for Lincoln City Youth League. the boy’s minors. The girl’s outfield caught and stopped we won we were defensively major’s tournament July 7-9 quality youth baseball at
Now that the regular season 14 and under team took the a lot of balls. Some great plays sound, but started out low with more than 25 teams in Kirtsis Park. Grab your folding
is over and school almost out, diamond in Dallas. made at second base from the energy and made a few errors attendance from all over the chair, sunflower seeds, and
it’s time for All-Stars. Repre- throws from the outfielders. in the championship game.” state. ball cap. Good luck boys and
senting LCYL are four teams, The rookie farm team The pitching and catching was The Lady Tigers will play again girls. Play ball!
coed farm league (6-8 years played four games and Van amazing!” July 1-2 in Newberg. Be sure to mark your
old), boys minors (9-10 years Maldonado recorded four calendars for July 7-9 for some
old), girls 12 and under, and RBI’s in their fourth game. The Lady Tigers 14 under Lincoln City Youth League
14 and under. Four 11-12 year The team made great im- team competed in Dallas, has returning players from
old boys will play with the provement over the two day Oregon and placed third last year’s rosters at each level,
Nestucca All-Stars due to low tournament and sportsman- between Central, Toledo, Dal- bringing experience to the
participation locally. All these ship played a key role for the las, and, Sweet Home. One of All-Star competition,” James
players will be eager to play team as they learn how to play the biggest highlights accord- said. Local All-Stars will com-
games in the sun. summer baseball. Teammates ing to Addie Gates, “scoring pete in June and July against
were high-fiving and energetic 16 runs and only allowing 3 teams from Coos Bay, Dallas,
“It was a rough season all weekend and even being in one game.” Another Top Florence, Nestucca, Newberg,
because of our weather,” supportive after a strikeout. 10 nominee noted by team- Newport, Roseburg, SET
Coach Nicole James said. “We Youth league and All-Stars mate Charlotte Lundstedt was (Siletz, Eddyville, Toledo), and
are thankful to the volunteers always looks to promote fun when outfielder Kyla Knott Sweet Home. Each weekend
working on fields, coaching, and sportsmanship over any- made two tough catches in teams will travel to play a tour-
umpiring, and selling food thing else. the same inning and recorded nament at a different location,
out of the concession stands two outs on her own. Tiger’s Lincoln City will host a boys
Minor boys played five
games scoring 54 runs and

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Music is important to me because of its
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ability to replicate or enhance my emotions
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B2 The News Guard June 14, 2017

Summer
adventures

RecKids kicks off

CASSIE RUUD ing that week on one day. COURTESY PHOTO
[email protected]
The News Guard: What Adventure outings like this field trip to an Oregon Coast lighthouse are part of the excitement for children involved with the
It’s that time of year again events and activities do Lincoln City Community Center’s RecKids Summer Day Camp.
— the season for summer the RecKids participate in
camp has arrived. throughout the summer? Marker: We provide a runs from June 19 through residents is $93.50 and $110 Elementary Gym.
fun, safe, and enriching en- August 25. for nonresidents. Our daily
One such day camp is Marker: We spend our vironment for kids to spend rates are $22 for five plus For more information
Lincoln City Community summer “Trekking” around their summer. We are always The News Guard: What hours, $11 for less than five about RecKids, call 541-994-
Center’s RecKids Day Camp Lincoln City/County. We off and running. is the cost for children to hours. Registration can take 2131, or visit www.lincolnc-
for children ages five to 11. walk to most places and take be involved in this summer place at the community ity.org.
a bus to further places. We The News Guard: How camp program? center during normal busi-
In the following conver- will visit beach access at 15th long does RecKids operate ness hours. Kids must be Follow The News Guard
sation, Lincoln City Com- Street, 21st Street, 26th Street during the summer? Marker: RecKids is a signed up before attending. coverage of RecKids events,
munity Center Recreation and the Taft beaches, Regatta pre-paid program. Our We meet at the Oceanlake including previous coverage
Program Supervisor Boone Park, Driftwood Library, Marker: Our summer weekly rate for Lincoln City at thenewsguard.com.
Marker fills us in about this Bijou Theatre, the bowling
summer’s RecKids adven- alley and Cascade Head. We
tures. have movie days, wheels day
where kids bring their bikes
The News Guard: How and we have little commu-
many children have signed nity. We play games on top of
up for RecKids this year? games, swim multiple times
a week and offer breakfast
Marker: We are still work- and a small afternoon snack.
ing on total number of kids
this year, but last summer for The News Guard: What
example our highest day of kind of service does RecK-
attendance was 43 kids. That ids provide for children
was on our last day before in Lincoln City during the
we made our last week free summer?
(because of a grant.) I think
we may have hit 70 kids dur-

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Posing for a group photo during the Lincoln City Rotary Club lunch are from left, Taft 7-12 JUNE 14 your grilling game with stories in The News Guard
High School seniors Sarah Davis, SDA Janelle Winn, Kole Kovachevich, Shelby Easter, Nick exciting new recipes. $75 per and at thenewsguard.com
Martin, Dylan Givargiznia. Back row: Lincoln City Police Chief Keith Kilian. The National Associa- person. Call 541-557-1125. and call 541-992-1131, or
tion of Retired and Active visit, www.siletzbaymusic.
Local seniors honored Federal Employees (NARFE) Aces and Pelican Brew- org.
monthly meeting 1 p.m. ery Fest Dinner at 7 p.m. at
CASSIE RUUD cial help from the Lincoln Seniors Sarah Davis, Wednesday, at the Newport Aces Sports Bar & Grill NE ONGOING EVENTS
[email protected] City Rotary Club. Janelle Winn, Kole Kovachev- Shilo Inn. Lunch is available Clubhouse Drive. A three-
ich, Shelby Easter, Nick Mar- at noon and all are welcome. course meal, paired with Cribbage Club at 5:30
Selected graduating The club has gifted tin, Dylan Givargiznia and For information, call 541- some of your favorite beers p.m. each Wednesday
seniors from Taft 7-12 High $14,000 in scholarships to six their friends and families 547-4532 or 541-994-7379. from Pelican Brewing Co. Lincoln City Community
School and Seventh Day Ad- Taft seniors to help further were invited to the Rotary $30 a person. For reserva- Center, 2150 NE Oar Place in
ventist are receiving finan- the students’ higher educa- Club’s June 7 luncheon at JUNE 15 tions, call 888-624-6228. Lincoln City. Call 541-574-
tion. the Salishan Spa & Golf Re- 7668.
sort Attic Lounge to receive Gleneden Harvest JUNE 20
Congratulatons! Wish you&rhflbroaiivperepnthdidedsosanttyhoesesf,Susie KewcoYuoluod’nnve’ytLocobuovermemgMeroasorodemufpaa&rSrotiDauooanadnpdpd.ohpwfiayleeo,Tuowo.fetohlouevreeyyeou their scholarship awards. Festival from 11 a.m. to 3 Lincoln City Senior Cen-
Grandma & Grandpa p.m. adjacent to the Side Painting with Brusho ter offers a variety of events
Morris congratulations “There was one $5,000 Door Café and Eden Hall, Crystals from 1-4 p.m. at the at the center, 2150 NE Oar
scholarship, two $2,500 6675 Gleneden Beach Loop, Artists’ Studio Association Place. Call 541-557-1588.
Grace SmithFore1v9e5r6i-n19o8u6r hearts. Happy Birthday! & tell them how scholarships and four $1,000 Gleneden Beach. For details, classroom at 620 Highway
proud you are. scholarships,” Rotary secre- visit sidedoorcafe.com/ 101 in Lincoln City. A new North Lincoln Historical
Give thanks, tary Dr. Estle Harlan said. gleneden-harvest-market. product out of England, Museum offering a variety of
with amazingly versatile exhibits at 4907 SW Highway
blessings & remembrances Fast Fact Lincoln Pops Big Band and vibrant watercolor ink 101, Lincoln City. 4907 High-
from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the crystals, opens up a world way 101 in Lincoln City. Call
with an ad in the News Guard. The Lincoln City Rotary club has Gleneden Beach Community of possibilities for painters 541-996-6614.
gifted $14,000 in scholarships Center, 110 Azalea Street. and mixed media artists. $25
1818 NE 21st St., PO Box 848, Lincoln City • 541-994-2178 to six Taft seniors to help further Tickets $6. For more infor- for members. $30 for non- Healthy Weighs, weight
the students’ higher education. mation, call 541-272-9597 members. For details, call support group, 5:15 p.m.
541-264-9222. Monday, Lincoln City Cultur-
JUNE 17 al Center, 540 NE Highway
Clamming Clinic 2:45 101. Free.
10th Annual Otter p.m. Lecture at the Drift-
Rock and Roll Youth Surf wood Public Library, 801 Driftwood Public Library
Contest. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at SW Highway 101, followed Summer Reading Club. Call
Otter Rock/Devil’s Punch- by a trip to Siletz Bay to dig 541-996-2277.
bowl State Park. Contest for clams. Free. For details, visit
beginners to 18 yr. Fun for www.oregoncoast.org, or call Book Sale 10 a.m. to
the whole family. For more 800-452-2151. 2 p.m. Monday and third
information and registration Saturday at the Driftwood
visit www.otterrockandroll. The Siletz Watershed Library 801 SW Highway
com. Council quarterly commu- 101. Proceeds fund library
nity meeting at 6:30 p.m. at programs. Call 541-557-9400
All About Bees from 10 the Siletz Public library, 255 or go to driftwoodpubliclib.
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Con- S Gaither St., in Siletz. Light org.
nie Hansen Garden, 1931 refreshments will be pro-
NW 33rd St. Lincoln City. vided. For details, visit www. Sitka Center, ongoing
For more information, call midcoastwatersheds.org. workshop programs. Visit
541-994-6338 or visit www. www.sitkacenter.org or call
conniehansengarden.com. JUNE 21 541-994-5485.

Hands-On Grilling Class Siletz Bay Music Festi- Beachtown Toastmas-
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the val featuring internation- ters, noon the second and
Lincoln City Culinary Center, ally known talents and two fourth Tuesday of the month
540 NW Highway 101. Up weeks of musical assort- in the Fisher Room at Drift-
ment, including chamber, wood Public Library, 801 SW
Worship with us! vocals, big band and full Highway 101 in Lincoln City.
orchestra. For details, follow
Lincoln City Farmer’s
and Crafter’s Market, 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Sunday on the lawn
of the Lincoln City Cultural
Center. 540 NW Hwy 101,
Lincoln City. Call 541-921-
0062 or visit lincolncityfarm-
ersmarket.org.

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Vacasa is now hiring BOILER BAY interest acquired after Benjamin D. Petiprin, curing any other default before deciding to place ENCUMBRANCES
Housekeepers in Lincoln RV PARK a bid for this property at
City. Earn $15/hour and NG17-114 execution of the Trust Attorney at Law, to complained of herein the trustee’s sale. Dated: EXCEPT AS
enjoy some great perks. $450/Month TRUSTEE’S NOTICE May 1, 2017. Benjamin D.
Thursday-Monday avail- plus utilities OF SALE TS NO.: 16- Deed shall be sold at obtain a “reinstatement’ that is capable of being Petiprin, Attorney at Law SPECIFICALLY SET
ability preferred, reliable 45083 Reference is c/o Zieve, Brodnax and
transportation required. 541-765-2521 made to that certain public auction to the and or “payoff quote prior cured by tendering the Steele, LLP A-4621449 FORTH HEREIN
Visit www.vacasa.com/ Deed of Trust (hereinafter 05/31/2017, 06/07/2017,
careers to apply. referred as the Trust highest bidder for cash to remitting funds. By performance required 06/14/2017, 06/21/2017 SITUATED IN LINCOLN
Deed) made by MELVIN
We are hiring for all J. STOUT, TRUSTEE to satisfy the obligations reason of said default the under the obligation(s) COUNTY, OREGON,
positions. Full time & part OF THE MELVIN J. and
time available. Includes DOROTHY M. STOUT secured by the Trust beneficiary has declared of the Trust Deed, and TO-WIT:
pto/ vacation, health plan, JOINT LIVING TRUST
incentive programs, to DATED 9/10/04 as Deed and the expenses all sums owing on the in addition to paying said THE NORTH 48 FEET
apply, please fill out an Grantor to WESTERN
TITLE AND ESCROW of sale, including the obligation secured by sums or tendering the OF LOT 32, BLOCK 1,
application at COMPANY, as trustee,
1635 NW Harbor Ave, in favor of JAMES B. compensation of the the Trust Deed due and performance necessary FIRST ADDITION TO
or e-mail resume to NUTTER and COMPANY,
[email protected] as Beneficiary, dated trustee as provided by payable. The amount to cure the default, by YACHATS, IN THE CITY
5/15/2012, recorded
We are looking for 5/23/2012, in mortgage law, and the reasonable required to discharge paying all costs and NG17-111 OF YACHATS, COUNTY
a highly motivated records of Lincoln County,
individual to come 999 Oregon Document No. fees of trustee’s this lien in its entirety to expenses actually TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF LINCOLN AND
2012-04840 covering
join our team. Public Notices the following described attorneys. The default for date is: $240,514.76. incurred in enforcing OF SALE STATE OF OREGON.
Full time real property situated in
said County and State, which the foreclosure is Said sale shall be held the obligation and Trust Reference is made to PROPERTY ADDRESS:
Front Desk Agent & to-wit: Lot 47 and 48,
Housekeeping Block 1, Lakewood, in made is:That a breach at the hour of 10:00 AM Deed, together with the that certain trust deed 245 Pontiac St, Yachats,
positions the City of Lincoln City,
NG17-127 County of Lincoln and of, and default in, the on 9/20/2017 in accord trustee’s and attorney’s made by BRUCE R. OR 97498
Great ocean front State of Oregon. The
hotel and company. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S street address or other obligations secured with the standard of time fees not exceeding the OLSON AND MARILYN There is a default by the
Company offers 401k, common designation, if
bonus, health benefits, SALE #17-0798 any for the real property by said Deed of Trust established by ORS amounts provided by A. OLSON as grantor, grantor or other person
and competitive salary. described above is
Experience not needed On July 13, 2017, at the purported to be: 428 have occurred in that a 187.110, and pursuant ORS 86.778. The mailing to FIRST AMERICAN owing an obligation or
SE Inlet Avenue Lincoln
but welcomed. hour of 10: 00 a.m., at the City, Oregon 97367. violation of the Borrower to ORS 86.771 (7) shall address of the trustee as trustee, in favor of by their successor in
Please apply in person at: The Tax Assessor’s
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Account ID for the Real Covenants clause as occur at the following is: Benjamin D. Petiprin, WASHINGTON MUTUAL interest, the performance
Pelican Shores Inn Property is purported to
2645 NW Inlet Ave. Office, 225 W Olive St., be: R240816 Code 402. contained in the Deed designated place:At Attorney at Law c/o Zieve, BANK, FA as beneficiary, of which is secured
Lincoln City, OR 97367 Both the beneficiary and
Rm 203, in the City of the trustee, Benjamin D. of Trust occurred in that the front entrance to Brodnax and Steele, dated September by said trust deed, or
No calls please. Petiprin, Attorney at Law
Newport, Oregon, the have elected to foreclose “Borrower shall pay the Lincoln County LLP One World Trade 26, 2005, recorded by their successor in
Detail Department the above referenced
is looking to fill a FT defendant’s interest Trust Deed and sell the all property charges Courthouse located at Center 121 Southwest October 25, 2005, in interest, with respect to
Position. Includes said real property to
Benefits and Medical will be sold, subject to satisfy the obligations consisting of taxes, 225 West Olive, in the Salmon Street, 11th the mortgage records provisions therein which
secured by the Trust
insurance. redemption, in Deed and a Notice of ground rents, flood City of Newport, OR Floor Portland, OR of Lincoln County, authorize sale in the
Default and Election to
Contact STACEY@POWERFORD the real property Sell has been recorded and hazard insurance 97365. Other than as 97204 (503) 946-6558. Oregon, as Document event of default of such
541-994-4556 pursuant to ORS
commonly known as: 86.752(3). All right, title, premiums, and special shown of record, neither In construing this notice, No. 200517067, and provision. The default
[email protected] and interest in the said
145 SW South Point described property which assessments in a the said beneficiary nor the masculine gender assigned to NEW for which foreclosure is
714 the grantors had, or had
Street, Depoe Bay, OR power to convey, at the timely manner and shall the said trustee have includes the feminine and PENN FINANCIAL, LLC made is grantors’ failure
Appliances time of execution of the
Trust Deed, together with provide evidence of any actual notice of any the neuter, the singular D/B/A SHELLPOINT to pay when due the
Expert Repair on L22133 97341. The court any interest the grantors
ALL BRANDS or their successors in payment to Lender”, and, person having or claiming includes plural, the word MORTGAGE following sums: monthly
CCB#185590 L60518case number is
Kitchen • Laundry • Refrigeration the borrower has not to have any lien upon “grantor” includes any SERVICING by payments in the total
1919216CV33617,THE
541-994-3155 L20014paid taxes or providedor interest in the realsuccessor in interestassignment recordedamount of $7,491.58
BANK OF NEW YORK
804 proof that the hazard property hereinabove to the grantor as well on October 24, 2016 in beginning June 1, 2016
MELLON FKA THE
Apts Unfurnished insurance premiums described subsequent to as any other persons the records of Lincoln through May 19, 2017;
BANK OF NEW
Lincoln Woods Apts. have been paid, and the interest of the trustee owing an obligation, the County, Oregon, as plus other fees and
1, 2 & 3 BD Apt. Blocks YORK, AS TRUSTEE
to Beach and Casino. therefore, the Lender in the Trust Deed, or performance of which Document No. 2016- costs in the amount of
FOR THE CERTIFICATE
1-541-994-2444 has declared all sums of any successor(s) in is secured by said trust 10063, covering the $1,553.00; together with
www.tabinc.us HOLDERS OF CWALT,
secured thereby forthwith interest to the grantors deed, the words “trustee” following described real title expense, costs,
808 INC., ALTERNATIVE
due and payable plus the or of any lessee or other and ‘beneficiary” property situated in said trustee’s fees and
Houses Unfurnished LOAN TRUST 2005-
foreclosure costs, legal person in possession include their respective county and state, to wit: attorney’s fees incurred
FOR RENT 50CB, MORTGAGE
fees and any advances of or occupying the successors in interest, THE FOLLOWING herein by reason of
4BD, 2+BA, lvg & fam PA S S - T H R O U G H
rooms, frplc & wd stove, that may become property, except: NONE if any. Without limiting DESCRIBED REAL said default; any further
wat/swr pd, 2 car garage. C E R T I F I C AT E S ,
due, and such sums Notice is further given the trustee’s disclaimer PROPERTY FREE OF sums advanced by
Quiet area. SERIES 2005-50CB,
$1400/mo + $2000 dep. have not been paid. that any person named of representations or
NO PETS/NO SMOKING. plaintiff(s) vs. DOUGLAS
The amount required in ORS 86.778 has the warranties, Oregon law
541-267-7486 PLUIM; DARIN PLUIM;
to cure the default in right, at any time prior requires the trustee to
UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
payments to date is to five days before the state in this notice that
MARY ELLEN
calculated as follows: date last set for sale, to some residential property
PLUIM; PARTIES
From: 5/15/2012 Thru have this foreclosure sold at a trustee’s
IN POSSESSION
4/30/2017. Total of past proceeding dismissed sale may have been
defendant(s). This is
due payments (matured and the Trust Deed used in manufacturing
a public auction to the
loan): $234,536.60. reinstated by payment methamphetamines, the Community Living
highest bidder for at its Best
Trustee’s Fees and to the beneficiary of the chemical components
cash or cashier’s check, No Application Fee
Costs: $5,978.16. Total entire amount then due of which are known to
in hand. For more details ☛ Rents start at $5
necessary to cure: (other than such portion be toxic. Prospective ☛ 1, 2, 3 bedroom units available
go to ☛ Small pets allowed
$240,514.76. Please of the principal as would purchasers of residential ☛ Washer & dryer hookups
http://www. ☛ On-site laundry facilities
note the amounts stated not then be due had no property should be aware ☛ Private patios
oregonsheriffssales.org/ ☛ Garages available
herein are subject to default occurred) and by of this potential danger ☛ Swimming pool
county/lincoln/ ☛ Beautiful park setting on
confirmation and review ☛ 5 wooded acres

and are likely to change For more information call

NG17-118 during the next 30 541-994-2444

IN THE CIRCUIT days. Please contact 2306 NE 34th Street, Lincoln City
www.tabinc.us
COURT OF THE STATE the successor trustee REAL ESTATE
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persons having claims 3rd floor, vacation
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against the estate are
bookings. 
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with vouchers attached, $165,000

to the undersigned New Listing
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personal representative beautifully designed
furnished home, gas
at 1219 Oak Knoll fireplace, granite,
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Court, Newberg, Oregon
much more.
97132, within four MLS#17-1235 

months after the date of $475,000

first publication of this Price Reduced
Remodeled ranch
notice, or the claims may home, wood fireplace,
open beam ceilings,
be barred. updated kitchen,
daylight basement
All persons whose rights & lots of storage. 
MLS#17-851  $244,900
may be affected by the

proceedings may obtain Tillamook County/OSU Extension Office
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additional information .95 FTE Educational Program Assistant 2
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food safety for low income families/individuals
representative, or the and working with communities and schools to
improve access to nutritious foods and physical
Attorney for the personal activity.

representative, Dennis J. For complete announcement including minimum
qualifications, special requirements/preferences
Wine. & application materials visit web site https://
jobs.oregonstate.edu/postings/42234
DATED and first (applications must be submitted online). For
more information contact the Tillamook County/
published on June 7, OSU Extension Office, 503-842-3433.

2017. OSU is an AA/EOE. This position is paid with
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-
Personal Representative: Education (SNAP-Ed) funds.

Bruce Joseph Newgard

1219 Oak Knoll Court

Newberg, Oregon 97132

(541) 563-7359

Attorney For Personal

Representative:

Dennis J. Wine 3891 NW Hwy 101 541-994-9111

OSB#853689

2011 Third Street Lincoln City 800-462-0197

Tillamook, Oregon 97141 Website: www.realestatelincolncity.com

(503) 354-2221 (phone)

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June 14, 2017 The News Guard B5

SAFETY

How long will you be gone? Sheriff’s

While many of us welcome the Tipsture of 101 to 102.5 degrees.
warmer weather at this time of
year, we must remind ourselves They can withstand a body
that some of our loved ones may
find themselves in an uncomfort- temperature of 107 to 108 Curtis Landers
able predicament. It could result in
serious injury or even death. degrees for only a very short Lincoln County Sheriff

We are speaking about our pets, period of time before suffer-
who accompany many of us on
our trips and errands in a motor ing brain damage or death. weather turns warm, it may be
vehicle. We should never leave our
pet unattended in a parked car. Immediate emergency care may safer to leave your pet at home or
On warm days the temperature in
a car can rise to dangerous levels not even save your pet’s life. with a trusted friend.
in minutes even with the windows
cracked open. The brief stop we plan to make If you do travel with your pets,

Here on the Oregon Coast, at the store could stretch to 15 make sure you plan ahead to en-
even on what seems like a cool but
sunny day, inside car temperatures minutes or more before we know sure that you don’t place them in a
can become uncomfortable and
even dangerously high enough to it. Our mistake could cost our pet dangerous situation.
cause a pet to suffer heat stroke.
Dogs have a normal body tempera- its life. If you observe a pet in the cir-

Leaving the windows cracked cumstances described above, call

won’t cool the car enough to dispatch at 541-265-4231. You may

protect our beloved pet even if we just save a life.

have made water available.

Many pets may not care about For more tips and informa-

a trip in the car, but we know that tion, visit our website at www.

most dogs are excited about car lincolncountysheriff.net and Like

COURTESY PHOTO rides. Dogs want to go with their us on Facebook at Lincoln County

Our mistake could cost our pet its life. owners everywhere, but when the Sheriff ’s Office -- Oregon.

At the library

Books build a better world
(and Summer!)

KIRSTEN BRODBECK-KENNY through the second week of library will host our Family

News Guard Guest Columnist August. Children and teens Night activities. These are

from infants to eighteen are hugely popular, free ac-

Summer reading is upon encouraged to participate tivities for the whole family!

us! and earn prizes and a t-shirt Seating is limited at these

This year’s theme is through reading and volun- events, so please show up

“Build a Better World,” and teerism. You do not need a early. This summer’s sched-

Driftwood Public Library library card to participate; ule of events is as follows:

is building a better world however, we encourage ev-

through literacy by gifting eryone to sign up, and have 6 p.m. June 14: Screen-

every child who signs up for library card options available ing of the live action “Beauty

the Summer Reading Club for visitors as well as resi- and the Beast” film, starring

with a free book to keep. dents. Emma Watson as Belle.

Sign-ups began on June 1, On Wednesday evenings 6:30 p.m. June 21: Dragon COURTESY PHOTO

and the program continues starting on June 14, the Theater Puppets Theater puppets are part of the popular Summer Reading Program at the Driftwood Library.

6:30 p.m. speaker Throughout the sum- Put out that the kids have
6:30 p.m. August 2: mer, parents and children all the fun? Fear not, we have
June 28: Afri- can also enjoy toddler story a summer reading game for
Comedy juggling with Angel times with Teena on at 10:30 adults as well. Stop by the
can music and Ocasio a.m. on Mondays, and pre- library to pick up a “bingo
school story times at 10:30 card” and earn prizes for
dance with 6:30 p.m. August 9: Crea- a.m. and 2 p.m. Thursdays. meeting our nefarious read-
ture Teachers (live animals!) ing challenges.
Okaidja Afroso The library is also doing
Teen programs for kids the Storywalk again this year! All Driftwood Public
6:30 p.m. in 6th grade and up will take The story starts and ends Library Summer Reading
place on from 3-5 p.m. on at the Community Center. events are sponsored by the
July 5: Book Tuesdays. The schedule fol- Participants can either pick Friends of Driftwood Public
lows: up a map at the library or at Library. For more informa-
Bingo! the Community Center. The tion about children’s ac-
June 20: Henna body art walk, which takes partici- tivities, please contact Teena
6:30 p.m. June 27: Book House Art pants on a loop to Oceanlake Nelson at 541-996-1258. For
(decorating Little Lincoln businesses, is about two more information about
July 12: Sci- Libraries to be installed miles long. Those who suc- adult summer reading, give
throughout the city) cessfully complete the walk Ken Hobson a call at 541-
ence experi- July 11: Duct Tape crafts and turn in their maps at the 996-1242.
July 18: Built It Challenge Community Center will be
ments with with Krista Eddy awarded with their choice of Kirsten Brodbeck-Kenny is
July 25: LEGO Jewelry a swimming pass or a pass the director of the Driftwood
Explosions, August 1: Ice Cream for the climbing wall. Public Librayr. She can be
Social reached at 541-996-1251.
Inc.

6:30 p.m.

July 19: Sto-

rytelling with

professional

storytellers Nat

and Jen Whit-

man

6:30 p.m.

July 26: RiseUp

COURTESY PHOTO with Kacey, an
The Driftwood Library’s Children’s Coordinator Teena Nelson and Outreach inspirational
Coordinator Star Khan dressed up for classroom visits.

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