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January 29, 2020 Serving Lincoln City Since 1927 $1.00 Taft grad scores New prestigious $42 million writing grant, three-book hospital series deal MAX KIRKENDALL set to open [email protected] The good STAFF REPORT news just keeps coming for After years of planning and construc- former Taft tion, Lincoln City’s new $42 million graduate Kelly hospital is about to officially open. The Garrett, who original hospital, which is thought to be just inked a the last remaining wooden hospital in new book deal the United States, was built on the shores and was named of Devils Lake in 1967-68. The new build- a recipient of ing was constructed, quite literally, right the Oregon next to and somewhat on top of the old Literary Fellow- building, on NE 28th St. in Lincoln City. ships. The new hospital is expected to open As a student soon. An exact opening date has yet to at Taft, Garrett COURTESY PHOTO be announced. The News Guard joined attended the Kelly Garrett grew up in Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital CEO Oregon Writ- Lincoln City and graduat- Dr. Lesley Ogden for a walk through the ing Festival, NEWS GUARD PHOTO/FRANK PEREA ed from Taft High School new hospital. The following is her insight which is filled into the new medical facility. Interior view just inside the new Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital in Lincoln City. with writing in 1996. workshops News Guard: What has been the most ing aspects of this project has been the and talks led by local professional writers. challenging aspect of building this new logistics of building a brand new hospital Her interest in writing grew from there and hospital for you and staff? literally just a few steps away from the after graduating from Pacific University, she existing building, on what had been the Dr. Ogden: One of the most challeng- See HOSPITAL, Page A10 See BOOK, Page A3 NLFR performs successful water rescue in complicated conditions MAX KIRKENDALL [email protected]

Disaster was swiftly avoided last week during a tricky water rescue on COURTESY PHOTO/SARAH CHILCOTE Salmon River. On Jan. 22, at approximately 2:02 A reported waterspout appeared in Depoe Bay on Jan. 21 along with several other p.m., a 26-year-old woman from weather phenomena up and down the Oregon Coast. Independence, Ore. was driving east- bound near milepost 8 on Highway 18. For unknown reasons, the vehicle drove off the right shoulder, down Waterspouts, tornado and an embankment and came to rest in COURTESY PHOTO/OREGON STATE POLICE Salmon River. also challenging because we don’t have a “After entering the water, the vehicle lot of swift rescues like this one.” traveled approximately 200 feet down large hailstones hit the Strange and his crew set up a rope stream in the fast moving water,” Oregon system to get out to the vehicle and placed State Police (OSP) Officer Bryan Fitch two safety rescuers down river in case reported. “The driver was able to extricate Oregon Coast something went wrong. The water rescue herself from the passenger compartment firefighter was able to get out to the driver and crawled onto the roof of the vehicle to THE NEWS GUARD Witnesses at the scene said another and the two were pulled back to the river- await rescue.” waterspout was seen on the ocean shortly bank. Several witnesses reported spotting the The National Weather Service of Port- before a possible tornado touched down in “It took a little longer than it typi- woman sitting atop her vehicle in the river land said a possible waterspout was spot- the area of Neah-Kah-Nie Meadow. Port- cally would take us because of the water and notified OSP. North Lincoln Fire and ted near Depoe Bay shortly after 11 a.m. on land TV station FOX 12’s meteorologists conditions, but overall it was a successful Rescue (NLFR) also responded to assist in Jan. 21. reported the storm as a possible tornado. rescue,” Strange said. rescue efforts. A routine rescue proved to The report came just before an EF-0 Emergency management and fire per- The woman was then transported to Sa- be a bit difficult as the river was full and tornado touched down in Manzanita that sonnel responded to the scene. There were maritan North Lincoln Hospital for evalua- moving quickly. same day. The National Weather Service no immediate reports of injuries, but some tion and her current condition is unknown “We had a horrible time getting to the confirmed the small tornado. Large hail- properties were reportedly damaged, and at this time. Her vehicle was left in the river car because of the river conditions,” NLFR stones were also reported as a rainstorm there were reports of tree damage. for later removal due to the unsafe water Deputy Chief Doug Strange said. “It was struck along the North Coast. conditions. See WATERSPOUT, Page A3

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A2 TheNewsGuard.com January 29, 2020 Driftwood Library hosts full slate of writers for Oregon Legacy 2020 THE NEWS GUARD

The Friends of Driftwood Pub- lic Library will present a literary series Oregon Legacy to the Lin- coln County community on four Sunday afternoons in February. Each author talk will take place in the reading room at Driftwood Public Library in Lincoln City at 3 p.m., beginning Sunday, Febru- ary 2. The series opens this Sunday with a visit from Willy Vlautin. He last visited Driftwood in 2012 as part of Oregon Legacy, and has since become one of our most asked-about visitors. Willy Vlautin Sophia Shalmiyev Kate Hope Day Claire Rudy Foster Born and raised in Reno, Ne- vada, Vlautin started playing guitar will visit the library. Shalmiyev lel reality. Ginny has a baffling editorials, blog content and letters. Portland. The stories explore what and writing songs as a teenager tells us on the first page of her vision of her beautiful coworker They also work as a ghostwrit- binds a community of queer and and quickly became immersed in striking, lyrical memoir, Mother in her bed, and begins to doubt er. Their writing has appeared in trans people as they negotiate music. It was a Paul Kelly song, Winter (2019): to understand the the solidity of her marriage. Her The New York Times, The Washing- love, screwing up, and learning to based on Raymond Carver’s Too end of her story we must go back husband Mark sees a vision that ton Post, The Rumpus, McSwee- forgive themselves for being young Much Water So Close to Home, to her beginning. Born to a Rus- suggests impending devastation, ney’s, and many other journals. and sometimes foolish. Foster cur- which inspired him to start writing sian mother and an Azerbaijani and grows increasingly paranoid, Their work has been nominated rently lives in Portland. stories. He founded the band Rich- father, Shalmiyev was raised in threatening the safety of his wife for the prestigious Pushcart Prize Twenty-six years ago, Drift- mond Fontaine in 1994. The band the stark oppressiveness of 1980s and son. four times, as well as several wood Public Library completed a produced eleven studio albums, Leningrad. Samara witnesses an appari- small press awards for excellence, move into a their current loca- plus a handful of live recordings An imbalance of power and tion of her deceased mother, including a Speculative Literature tion in the City Hall building. To and EPs. Driven by Vlautin’s dark, the prevalence of anti-Semitism healthy and vibrant again, and Foundation’s Working Class Writer celebrate the library’s new home story-like songwriting, the band, in her homeland led her father to wonders about the secrets her Grant, an NLA-International and to thank the community for now retired, achieved critical ac- steal Shalmiyev away, emigrat- parents may have kept from her. Nonfiction Writing Award, and an all of its support during the transi- claim at home and across the UK ing to America, abandoning her Cass catches a glimpse of herself SFWA Writing Award. tion, The Friends of Driftwood and Europe. estranged mother, Elena. At age pregnant again, just as she’s on the Foster has been in recovery Public Library created a gift for the In 2014, Vlautin formed The eleven, Shalmiyev found herself brink of returning to the project from alcoholism and addiction community. With little resources Delines with singer Amy Boone on a plane headed west, mother- that could define her career. since 2007. In 2018, they co- beyond the income from their (The Damnations) and released less and terrified of the new world At first the visions are relatively authored American Fix: Inside occasional book sales, the Friends their first album, Colfax. He has unfolding before her. benign, but they grow increas- the Opioid Addiction Crisis and underwrote the first literary series published several novels, includ- Now a mother herself, in Moth- ingly troubling, and in some How to End It with activist Ryan ever presented in Lincoln County: ing The Motel Life (2007), North- er Winter, Shalmiyev recounts her cases, frightening. When a natu- Hampton. Foster’s contributions Oregon Legacy. Each year they line (2008), Lean on Pete (2010) emotional journeys as an im- ral disaster threatens them all, to the recovery movement include have renewed that sponsorship. and The Free (2014). In spring of migrant, an artist, and a woman it becomes clear that the visions speeches, letters and articles sup- All Oregon Legacy presenta- 2018 he published his most recent raised without her mother. She is were not what they first seemed, porting equal rights for people tions are free due to the generous book, Don’t Skip Out on Me, a an MFA graduate of Portland State and that the town will never be the with substance use disorder. Their support of The Friends and the novel about Horace Hopper, a University with a second master’s same. Hope Day holds a BA from work has been read on the floor of D’Sands Condominium Motel, half-Paiute, half-Irish ranch hand degree in creative arts therapy Bryn Mawr College and a PhD the Senate. who provide free lodging for each who wants to be somebody. He’s from the School of Visual Arts. in English from the University of Foster developed, wrote and of the visiting writers. spent most of his life on the ranch She lives in Portland with her two Pittsburgh. She was an associate hosted two seasons of a leading of his kindly guardians, Mr. and children. producer at HBO and currently recovery podcast called ‘Addiction The library is located on the Mrs. Reese, herding sheep alone Oregon Legacy continues on lives here in Oregon with her hus- Unscripted,’ described as ‘This second floor of the Lincoln City in the mountains. But while the Feb. 16 with a visit from writer band and their two children. American Life’ for people with City Hall building at 801 SW Hwy Reeses treat him like a son, Horace Kate Hope Day. Hope Day’s first The series finishes on Feb. 23 substance use disorder. They are a 101 in Lincoln City, just across can’t shake the shame he feels novel, If, Then, was published in with a visit from Claire Rudy Fos- graduate of Reed College and also the street from Burger King and from being abandoned by his par- Spring 2019. ter. Foster is a queer, nonbinary, hold an MFA in Creative Writing adjacent to McKay’s Market grocery ents. He decides to leave the only In it, the residents of the quiet trans writer of fiction, nonfiction, from Pacific University. store. For further information loving home he’s known to prove mountain town of Clearing, OR personal essays, articles, reported Foster is the author of short about the Oregon Legacy series, his worth by training to become a are rocked by troubling visions of news stories, interviews, book story collections Foster I’ve Never contact Ken Hobson at 541-996- boxer. Vlautin currently resides in an alternate reality: four neighbors reviews, cultural commentary, Done This Before (2016) and Shine 1242 or [email protected]. Scappoose, Ore. find their lives upended when they full-length books, screenplays, TV of the Ever (2019), a literary mix- Visit Driftwood’s website at www. On Feb. 9, Sophia Shalmiyev begin to see themselves in a paral- and film treatments, speeches, tape of queer voices out of 1990s driftwoodlib.org

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January 29, 2020 TheNewsGuard.com A3 North Lincoln County Historical Museum preps for busy February MAX KIRKENDALL the ‘20 Miracle Miles Campaign.’ Oswald West, Conde McCullough, [email protected] This Exhibit will showcase Red and Sam Reed were important Devils photos, quotes from those figures in the building of Hwy 101. Four video screens will soon who have experienced them, and Joyce Sherman first photo- be playing cultural and historical artifacts, including a four-foot-tall graphed the Yaquina Bay Bridge footage on a loop at the North Lin- parade float devil head, several when she was 12, using her coln County Historical Museum Red Devil costumes and more. father’s Speed Graphic 4x5 ‘press’ (NLCHM) thanks to a grant from This temporary exhibit will open camera. They both entered photos the Siletz Tribe Charitable Contri- on Saturday, February 8 and run in the State Fair later that summer; bution Fund (STCCF). for all of 2020. Joyce’s photo of the bridge won These video screens will play second place. Siletz Tribe cultural film ‘Skookum Presentation In 1962, she and her parents Tillicum’ in their Native American NLCHM is inviting the com- pooled their money to buy a cabin exhibit, a traditional Japanese munity to join them for a pre- and a couple of acres of Logan glass fishing float video in the Jap- sentation by Joyce Sherman on Creek in Roads End. After 52 years COURTESY PHOTO anese Glass Float exhibit, Model Highway 101 and the famous of splitting her time between T footage in our Early Transporta- Highway 101 at Nelscott in the 1930s. McCullough Bridges on Saturday, Roads End and Portland she and tion exhibit and Pixie Kitchen and Feb. 8 from 2-3 p.m. her husband Marty became full- Pixieland home videos in the Pixie gatta.’ The group promoted events Learn how the Oregon Coast time Roads Enders in 2014. Joyce exhibits. New Exhibit and entertained visitors with Highway was built and how fortu- is an avid fisherman and owns “Many thanks to STCCF for A new exhibit at NLCHM different shenanigans, including nate we are to have McCullough’s River Graphics, which provides helping to enhance our exhibits will be opening Feb. 8 at 11 a.m. kidnapping redheads and throw- bridges at almost every bay and design and marketing for sport and continue to preserve and about the Devils of North Lincoln ing them in the ocean or lake, river crossing. You’ll see a photo fishing companies. interpret North Lincoln County County. holding mock weddings and other of the first bridge across Rocky All events are free of charge. History!” says NLCHM repre- The Red Devils group formed general tomfoolery. The local busi- Creek, as well as McCullough’s Ben The North Lincoln County Histori- sentatives “These videos will be in Taft and Devils Lake in 1933 to nessmen had a large part in the Jones Bridge across the creek, and cal Museum is located at 4907 SW up starting in February, so come promote events like ‘The Redhead success of tourism here in North you’ll find out how Lincoln County Hwy 101 in Lincoln City. Call 541- check them out!” Roundup’ and the ‘Devils Lake Re- Lincoln County, and were key in was created. Learn how Ben Jones, 996-6614 for more information. Book From page A1 then review the applications lecture series in Portland, local mystery writers. and select the winners.” where she now resides. Cur- In the past, she has volun- debuted her first novel ‘The Among this year’s winners rently, she co-organizes the teered with other organiza- Last To Die,’ in 2018, which was Garrett, who received Friend of Mystery’s ‘Bloody tions. She co-founded and was an Oregon Book award $3,500 to help initiate, de- Thursday’ lecture series in ran a professional series for finalist and was reissued by velop and complete literary Portland. They offer a free children’s literature writ- Sourcebooks Fire in Novem- projects in the future. lecture or discussion five ers and illustrators for five ber 2019. “It’s hard to describe how times a year, and also give years. She also led a distill- The Oregon Literary Arts much I appreciate receiving out the regional Spotted Owl ery tour for attendees when received 357 applications the Edna L. Holmes Fel- award each year to a writer Left Coast Crime had a con- from writers and 17 ap- lowship in Young Readers,” from the Pacific Northwest. ference in Portland. She’s plications from publishers she said. “Writing can be “It’s always been important helped organize several for the 2020 fellowships. a long, slow, solo process to me to give back,” Garrett writing retreats in Portland All full-time residents of and getting an acknowledg- said. “Fellow writers helped and is constantly looking for Oregon are eligible. Emerg- ment of the work—not to me when I was just starting, ways to become involved. ing and established writers mention support—is always and helping organize events Although she is living out are encouraged to apply welcome.” has been one way I’ve been her dream in Portland, free of charge. Applicants Garrett said she is cur- COURTESY PHOTO able to return the favor. Lec- Garrett is still proud of her fill out an application with a rently researching the best The 2019 edition of The Last To Die was on “This Year’s Top ture series can be a fantastic Oregon Coast roots. She is few simple questions about ways to invest this grant way to meet fellow writers also appreciative of the sup- their writing background back into her career. In the YA” tables in Barnes & Noble nationwide last holiday season. and also hear about what port from local businesses and process and goals. Then meantime, she recently works from established in Lincoln City. Murder.’ The follow-ups will After the success of her first they choose a category from signed a three-book deal writers.” “Bob’s Beach Books in make up her series titled book, Garrett is embracing poetry, fiction, nonfiction, with Kensington Books in Garrett is also on the board Lincoln City has been a ‘Ground Rules.’ a new storyline that brings drama, young readers (e.g., New York to publish her first of the NW Chapter of the wonderful supporter of my Grounds For Murder along some new hurdles to children’s literature) or pub- mystery for adults. Mystery Writers of America. books, and they have signed is a mystery set in a Port- overcome. lisher, as local publishing “My agent sent out In addition to being respon- copies of The Last To Die in land, Ore. food cart pod. “Every time I write a companies are also eligible my manuscript to editors sible for member outreach, stock,” she said. “They’re a When Sage opens a new book, I learn something new to win fellowships. at publishing houses he she organizes free events for fantastic indie bookstore.” coffee cart, she hopes to and, hopefully, improve as a The crucial part of the thought would be a good open a brick-and-mortar writer,” she said. “Although, application is the writing fit,” Garrett said. “After a few shop eventually. 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The Lincoln City Council is planning another urban renewal for Roads End and The Village of The Cascades. The mission statement for the City states “eliminate Janelle Tate blight and depreciating property values with the agency and Creative Director attract job production private investments that will improve property values”. Since the beginning of urban renewal in 1988, the City WRITE TO US: has received over $49 million dollars of your tax money. Letters are limited to 250 The agency has spent millions on purchasing buildings words and will be edited for and vacant lots which are now off the tax rolls and none of grammar and spelling and which gives return to the taxpayers. may be edited to remove errors, unsubstantiated or irre- The City owns over $52 million in property values. Ap- sponsible allegations or clarity. proximately 34% of these properties are surplus. The City Letters containing details has used our money to fund public works projects which presented as facts rather than also do not add to the tax base. opinion must include sources. In summary, the City has caused the opposite effect for Letters not following this which urban renewal was intended: they have not pro- policy will not be published. All submissions must include duced private investments or working employment that full name, local street address would improve the tax base. It has been a complete failure and phone number. for taxpayers. The City has taken millions away from the in Port Hueneme, California, where he met Submissions should be tax base which takes it from our schools, public safely, and In Loving Memory Margie while roller skating one evening. e-mailed to newsguardeditor@ college. They married on April 28, 1951, after countrymedia.net. By The six years the City has owned the Village of the Cas- submitting a letter, writers also knowing each other only two months. grant permission for them to cades has already cost the taxpayers hundred of thousands Marjorie (Margie) Vaterlaus They were together 68 years. of dollars. be posted online. Opinions Margie was an exemplary homemaker expressed on this page are We have allowed the City Council to continually abuse May 21, 1928 – Dec. 27, 2019 who enjoyed hosting family gatherings, the writer’s alone and do not the purpose and goals of urban renewal and promote gov- a tenacious genealogical researcher, and represent the opinion of The ernment over the needs of its taxpayers. News Guard or its parent loved to dance. Gordon was a skilled company, Country Media, Inc. Gordon Vaterlaus Jerry Warner, carpenter, began running in his 40s, and ADVERTISING Lincoln City Mar. 11, 1931 – Jan. 18, 2019 completed numerous marathons. In 1982 DEADLINES: his team won their age division in the first Advertising: Friday, 3 p.m. We wish to announce the passing of Hood to Coast Relay. Legals, Community news and our parents, Gordon & Margie Vaterlaus, They spent most of their married life listings: Thursday at 5 p.m. BIRTH of Lincoln City. Gordon was born in Doug- Sports information and Letters in Oregon, living in Gold Hill, Ashland, to the editor: Friday at noon. las, Wyoming, to Leslie & Ruth Vaterlaus. Beaverton, and Gleneden Beach, before Margie was born in Reseda, California, to moving to Lincoln City in 2017. POSTMASTER: Welcome Elsie Maeve Starr Carl & Gladys Cooper. They are survived by their children Send address changes to The News Guard, P.O. Box 848, Felicia and Mattie Starr pounds, one ounce and was Gordon served in the Navy Seabees Karen Leedom, Kathy Bingham, Eric Vater- Lincoln City, OR 97367-0848. from Lincoln City would like 21 inches long. from 1950 to 1954, receiving his training at laus, and Gary Vaterlaus, seven grandchil- Periodicals Postage paid at to announce the arrival of Celebrating her arrival the Naval Construction Battalion Center dren, and two great-grandchildren. Lincoln City, OR 97367 and at their daughter, Elsie Maeve are grandparents Christie additional mailing offices. Starr. and David Haun of Lincoln © 2019 The News Guard. Elsie was born at 6:50 City, Jessalyn and David LINCOLN CITY St. Peter the Fisherman CHURCH OF Lutheran Church p.m. on January 18, 2020, Starr of Lincoln City and CHRIST at Samaritan North Lincoln great-grandparent Marjorie S.W. 14th & Highway 101 The News Guard has Christ Centered, Bible Directed, 541-994-8793 [email protected] several options for Hospital. 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3 Published: January 29, jurisdiction to the City of Personal Representa- declared all sums owing tually incurred in enforc- Grantor to WESTERN 1 2 0 2 2020. Lincoln City of a portion tive: on the obligation that ing the obligation and TITLE & ESCROW 9 L 5

5 George Biddle, Per- of Logan Road, County Ronald L. Sperry III, the trust deed secures trust deed, together with COMPANY, as trustee, 8 Expert Repair on 1 sonal Representative Road #100 within the OSB #091525 immediately due and trustee’s fees and attor- in favor of Mortgage c/o Debbie Hoesly, At- corporate limits of the DC Law payable, said sum be- ney’s fees not exceed- Electronic Registration ALL BRANDS C B # torney P.O. BOX 633 city, as generally de- McKinney & Sperry PC ing the following, to-wit: ing the amounts provid- Systems, Inc., as nomi- Kitchen • Laundry • Refrigeration Volunteers Wanted 541-994-3155 West Linn, OR 97068 scribed below. During PO Box 1265 $68,260.65, together ed by said ORS 86.778. nee for Caliber Home (503)722-4300 the hearing the Board Roseburg, OR 97470 with accrued interest in Notice is further given Loans, Inc., its succes- We’re Looking for will receive testimony Telephone: 541-673- the sum of $3,352.25 that reinstatement or sors and assigns, as Volunteers Who Can... and objections, if any, 4451 Fax: 541-673- through December 20, payoff quotes requested Beneficiary, dated 732 to the proposed transfer. 1202 2019, together with in- pursuant to ORS 86.786 5/1/2018, recorded NG20-32 IN THE CIR- Sing, Dance, Play an Fuel & Firewood The public is invited to terest thereon at the rate and ORS 86.789 must 5/4/2018, in official re- CUIT COURT OF THE Instrument, Read Aloud, attend and be heard. of 5.1% per annum from be timely communicat- cords of LINCOLN STATE OF OREGON Cook or Bake, Transport Description of Proposed NG20-16 December 21, 2019, ed in a written request County, Oregon as fee/ FOR THE COUNTY OF to Medical Appts, Play Lincoln County to City S&S 19-125465 plus prior accrued late that complies with that file/instrument/microfilm/ FOR SALE LINCOLN Board Games, Give Hair of Lincoln City Road TRUSTEE’S NOTICE charges in the amount statute, addressed to reception number 2018- Seasoned Firewood In the Matter of the Es- Transfer OF SALE of $30.00, plus the sum the trustee’s “Reinstate- 04292 and subsequent- Cuts, Paint and Draw, 1.5 years/ Mixed tate of: TERRENCE Portion of Logan Road, A default has occurred of $15.00 for advances, ments/Payoffs - ORS ly assigned or trans- Sit and Talk, Build a Bird $200/cord ROY KIRBY-BLAIRE County Road #100 under the terms of a trust together with all costs, 86.786” either by per- ferred by operation of House, Write Poetry or Deceased. Case delivered Beginning at the north- deed made by Lloyd disbursements, and/ sonal delivery or by first law to Caliber Home Prose, Wash Windows, No.19PB09063 NO- (541) 614-4489 erly limit of that section Lee-Ann Lane, whose or fees incurred or paid class, certified mail, re- Loans, Inc. covering the TICE TO INTERESTED Do Tai Chi, Teach of Logan Road - County address is 5835 NE by the beneficiary and/ turn receipt requested, following described real PERSONS Mindfulness/Meditation/ Road #100 which was Tunahaff Ave, Yachats, or trustee, their employ- to the trustee’s address property situated in said NOTICE IS HEREBY Yoga, etc. 808 previously transferred OR 97498 as grantor to ees, agents or assigns. shown below. Due to County, and State. APN: GIVEN that TERRENCE Houses Unfurnished to the jurisdiction of the Group 9, Inc., as Trust- WHEREFORE, notice potential conflicts with R358750 07-11-27-BA- ROY KIRBY-BLAIRE City of Lincoln City as ee, in favor of Washing- hereby is given that the federal law, persons 0560 -00 BLOCK 13, Call 541-921-0937 has been appointed per- described in Lincoln ton Mutual Bank, FA, as undersigned trustee will having no record legal FIRST ADDITION TO $799 - 2 Bedroom, 1/2 sonal representative. All Many Thanks to The News County Board of Com- named Beneficiary, dat- on May 6, 2020, at the or equitable interest in NELSCOTT BEACH, IN off first month!! New vi- persons having claims Guard for Supporting North End missioners Order #6-09- ed November 11, 2005, hour of 9:00 AM PT, in the subject property will THE CITY OF LINCOLN nyl & interior paint, new against the estate are re- Senior Solutions! 135 recorded in Book recorded December 23, accord with the standard only receive information CITY, COUNTY OF LIN- double carport, W&D quired to present them, 074, Page 1441, Lincoln 2005, in the mortgage time established by ORS concerning the lender’s COLN AND STATE OF hookups, OTIS. (503) with vouchers attached, County Commission- records of Lincoln Coun- 187.110, at the main estimated or actual bid. OREGON. Commonly 793-0191 text ok www. to Personal Represen- er’s Records; thence ty, Oregon, as Instru- entrance to the Lincoln Lender bid informa- known as: 3535 SW topnotchhomes.net tative, CHRISTOPHER northerly to the north- ment No. 200520463, County Courthouse, lo- tion is also available at 35TH PL, Lincoln City, 515 KENNETH JENNER, ern terminus of said JPMorgan Chase Bank, cated at 225 West Olive, the trustee’s website, OR 97367-1750 The un- Employment Opps at the address below, Logan Road in Section National Association in the City of Newport, https://www.logs.com/ dersigned hereby certi- within four months after 999 26, Township 6 South, is the present Benefi- OR, County of Lincoln, foreclosuresales.html. fies that based upon Public Notices the date of first publica- Range 11 West, W.M., ciary as defined by ORS State of Oregon, sell In construing this notice, business records there tion of this notice, or the CAPE KIWANDA Lincoln County, Oregon. 86.705(2), as covering at public auction to the the masculine gender are no known written as- claims may be barred. RV RESORT & Further information on the following described highest bidder for cash includes the feminine signments of the trust NG20-31 IN THE CIR- All persons whose rights the transfer process can real property: as cov- the interest in the said and the neuter, the sin- deed by the trustee or MARKETPLACE CUIT COURT OF THE may be affected by the be obtained from the ering the following de- described real property gular includes the plural, by the beneficiary and is accepting STATE OF OREGON proceedings may ob- Board of Commission- scribed real property: which the grantor has or the word “grantor” in- no appointments of a applications for the FOR THE COUNTY OF tain additional informa- ers Office at the Lincoln Lot 10, BROADVIEW, had power to convey at cludes any successor in successor trustee have following positions: LINCOLN In the Matter tion from the records of County Courthouse, in Lincoln County, Or- the time of the execution interest to the grantor as been made, except as • Reservation Technician of the Estate of: Kim Wil- the court, the personal Room 110, 225 W. Olive egon.. COMMONLY of said trust deed, to- well as any other person recorded in the records liam Biddle, Deceased. representative, or the at- • Cashiers Street, Newport, Oregon KNOWN AS: 5835 NE gether with any interest owing an obligation, the of the county or counties No. 19PB09475NOTICE torneys for the personal • Deli Cooks 97365 or by calling 541- Tunahaff Ave, Yach- which the grantor or his performance of which in which the above de- TO INTERESTED PER- representative. • Market and Gift Shop 265-4100. ats, OR 97498. Both successors in interest is secured by said trust scribed real property is SONS Notice is hereby ADDRESS FOR PER- Assistants the beneficiary and the acquired after the exe- deed, and the words situated. Further, no ac- given that George Biddle SONAL REPRESENTA- • House Keepers trustee have elected to cution of said trust deed, “trustee” and “benefi- tion has been instituted has been appointed and TIVE: sell the said real prop- to satisfy the forego- ciary” include their re- to recover the debt, or has qualified as Per- c/o Attorney David V. NG20-24 DORYLAND erty to satisfy the obli- ing obligations thereby spective successors any part thereof, now re- sonal Representative of Cramer, OSB #992479 IN THE CIRCUIT PIZZA gations secured by said secured and the costs in interest, if any. Also, maining secured by the the Estate. All persons Andrews Ersoff & Zan- COURT OF THE STATE is accepting trust deed and a notice and expenses of sale, please be advised that trust deed, or, if such ac- having claims against tello OF OREGON FOR LIN- applications for the of default has been re- including a reasonable pursuant to the terms tion has been instituted, the Estate are hereby 2941 NW Highway 101 COLN COUNTY corded pursuant to Or- charge by the trustee. stated on the Deed of such action has been following positions: required to present Lincoln City, OR 97367 Case No. 19PB09148 egon Revised Statutes Notice is further given Trust and Note, the dismissed except as • Cashiers their claims, with proper NOTICE TO INTER- 86.735(3); the default to any person named beneficiary is allowed permitted by ORS • Cooks and Food vouchers, within four ESTED PERSONS in for which the foreclosure in ORS 86.778 that the to conduct property in- 86.752(7). Both the ben- months after the date NG20-25 the matter of the Estate Preparation is made is grantor’s fail- right exists, at any time spections while property eficiary and the trustee of the first publication NOTICE of Caralou Loving, De- • Bussers ure to pay when due the that is not later than five is in default. This shall have elected to sell the of this notice, as stated TRANSFER OF A ceased. • Alcohol Servers following sums: Monthly days before the date serve as notice that the said real property to sat- below, to the personal PORTION OF LOGAN NOTICE IS HEREBY Professional payments in the sum of last set for the sale, to beneficiary shall be con- isfy the obligations se- representative in care ROAD TO THE CITY GIVEN that Ronald L. $295.67, from Febru- have this foreclosure ducting property inspec- cured by said trust deed customer service skills of Debbie Hoesly, P.O. OF LINCOLN CITY Sperry III has qualified ary 16, 2019, monthly proceeding dismissed tions on the said refer- and notice has been re- and excellent attitude BOX 633, West Linn, Notice is given that the and been appointed as payments in the sum of and the trust deed rein- enced property. Without corded pursuant to Sec- required. Oregon 97068, or said Lincoln County Board of the Personal Represen- $267.06, from April 16, stated by paying to the limiting the trustee’s tion 86.752(3) of Oregon claims may be barred. Commissioners will hold tative of the estate. All 2019, monthly payments beneficiary of the entire disclaimer of represen- Revised Statutes. There Please apply: All persons whose rights a public hearing on Feb- persons having claims in the sum of $286.14, amount due (other than tations or warranties, is a default by grantor or 33305 Cape may be affected by the ruary 12, 2020 at 7:00 against the estate are from May 16, 2019 and such portion of the prin- Oregon law requires other person owing an proceedings in this Es- pm in the Newport City hereby required to pres- Kiwanda Dr. monthly payments in cipal as would not then the trustee to state in obligation, performance H48513 tate may obtain addi- Hall, Conference Room ent them, with proper Pacific City, OR the sum of $295.67, be due had no default this notice that some of which is secured by tional information from “A”, 169 SW Coast Hwy, vouchers, within four from June 16, 2019, occurred) and by curing residential property sold the trust deed, or by the 97135 the records of the Court, Newport, Oregon. The months after the date of plus prior accrued late any other default com- at a trustee’s sale may successor in interest, 503-965-6230, Ext. 3 the Personal Represen- hearing will be held dur- first publication of this charges in the amount plained of herein that is have been used in man- with respect to provi- tative, or the attorney for ing the Board of Com- notice, as stated below, or apply online at of $30.00, plus the sum capable of being cured ufacturing methamphet- sions therein which au- the Personal Represen- missioners Meeting fol- to the Personal Rep- capekiwandarvresort.com of $15.00 for advances, by tendering the perfor- amines, the chemical thorize sale in the event tative. Dated and First lowing the annual Joint resentative, Ronald L. together with all costs, mance required under components of which of such provision. The Meeting of the Board Sperry III, c/o DC Law, disbursements, and/ the obligations or trust are known to be toxic. default for which foreclo- with the Newport City McKinney & Sperry, PC, or fees incurred or paid deed, and in addition to Prospective purchasers sure is made is grantor’s Council. The Board will P.O. Box 1265, Rose- by the beneficiary and/ paying said sums or ten- of residential property failure to pay when due determine whether it is burg, OR 97470, or the or trustee, their employ- dering the performance should be aware of this the following sum: TO- necessary, expedient or claims may be barred. NOW IS THE ees, agents or assigns. necessary to cure the potential danger before TAL REQUIRED TO RE- for the best interests of Dated and first pub- By reason of said de- default, by paying all deciding to place a bid INSTATE: $33,953.51 the County under ORS lished this 22 day of fault the beneficiary has costs and expenses ac- for this property at the TOTAL REQUIRED TO 373.270 to surrender January, 2020. TIME TO BUY trustee’s sale. The Fair PAYOFF: $375,415.47 Bay View Lot! Debt Collection Prac- Because of interest, late Suitable for Bay View Home, Multifamily or tice Act requires that we charges, and other Condo development. state the following: This charges that may vary One block from Sat. & Sun. is an attempt to collect from day-to-day, the Samaritan Hospital, a debt, and any infor- amount due on the day Zoned R-3, Drone mation obtained will be you pay may be greater. photos show bay April 4 & 5, 2020 views. MLS#19-1341 Headlight Herald used for that purpose. It will be necessary for $165,000 If a discharge has been you to contact the Trust- Saturday 9 am to 4 pm obtained by any party ee before the time you Lake View through bankruptcy pro- tender reinstatement or Sweet Lake View Sunday 11 am to 4 pm ceedings: This shall not the payoff amount so Cottage & Studio, at the be construed to be an that you may be advised New Roof, Charming attempt to collect the of the exact amount you Interior, Great Lot, Outside Storage, Solid Tillamook County outstanding indebted- will be required to pay. Rental Potential. ness or hold you person- By reason of the default, MLS#19-2147 Fairgrounds ally liable for the debt. the beneficiary has de- $183,000 Dated: 1/6/20 /s/ Kelly clared all sums owing on Sutherland Janeway the obligation secured Ocean Views Law Firm, LLC, fka Sha- by the trust deed imme- New Construction We are now booking vendors piro & Sutherland, LLC., diately due and payable, with beautiful ocean Successor Trustee 1499 those sums being the views, Spacious with Contact us now to reserve your space! high end fi nishes SE Tech Center Place, following, to- wit: The in- Suite 255, Vancouver, stallments of principal throughout, Hard Saturday, April 7 FREE ADMISSION Tillamook Beekeepers Association is Presenting 10 am to 5 pm wood fl oors, Quartz at Tillamook County WA 98683 https://www. and interest which be- Countertops & Much Sunday, NowApril 8 TakingFairgrounds Reservations 11 am to 4 pm Bee Day 2018 logs.com/foreclosure- came due on 1/1/2019, More! MLS#19-2239 • sales.html. Telephone: and all subsequent in- $589,900 for Ads and Booth Space! Find out (360) 260-2253, Toll- stallments of principal Promotional ads for the show will be published in the how to free: 1-800-970-5647, and interest through the weeks preceding the event. The Home & Garden Show S&S 19-125465 date of this Notice, plus special tabloid section will be distributed in the become a amounts that are due for Headlight Herald on Wednesday, April 1, and will be Sponsor NG19-470 late charges, delinquent 3891 NW Hwy 101 541-994-9111 promoted on the front page of the paper. TRUSTEE’S NOTICE property taxes, insur- OF SALE T.S. No.: OR- ance premiums, ad- Lincoln City 800-462-0197 The Home & Garden Show Special Section Headlight Herald 19-854254-BB Refer- vances made on senior Website: www.realestatelincolncity.com will live on our website for For more information: ence is made to that cer- liens, taxes and/or insur-

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If any irregu- tions or warranties, TECTION, AS RE- GIVEN that TERRI APN: 07-11-10-AA- must be paid as a condi- erty hereinabove de- larities are discovered Oregon law requires the QUIRED UNDER ORS ALLEN has been ap- 12700 R360761 LOT 2, tion of reinstatement, in- scribed subsequent to within 10 days of the trustee to state in this 86.771. TS No: OR-19- pointed personal repre- NG19-195 BLOCK 12, BRAEMAR, cluding all sums that the interest of the trust- date of this sale, the notice that some resi- 854254-BB Dated: sentative. All persons TRUSTEE’S NOTICE IN LINCOLN COUNTY, shall accrue through re- ee in the trust deed, or trustee will rescind the dential property sold at a 12/17/2019 Quality Loan having claims against OF SALE T.S. No.: OR- OREGON. Commonly instatement or pay-off. of any successor in in- sale, return the buyer’s trustee’s sale may have Service Corporation of the estate are required 19-864124-RM Refer- known as: 2522 NW Nothing in this notice terest to grantor or of money and take further been used in manufac- Washington, as Trustee to present them, with ence is made to that cer- MAST AVENUE, LIN- shall be construed as a any lessee or other per- action as necessary. If turing methamphet- Signature By: Elizabeth vouchers attached, to tain deed made by, COLN CITY, OR 97367 waiver of any fees owing son in possession of or the sale is set aside for amines, the chemical Henzon, Assistant Sec- Personal Representa- MELISSA DOYLE, AN The undersigned hereby to the Beneficiary under occupying the property, any reason, including if components of which retary Trustee’s Mailing tive, TERRI ALLEN, ESTATE IN FEE SIM- certifies that based upon the Deed of Trust pursu- except: Name and Last the Trustee is unable to are known to be toxic. Address: Quality Loan at the address below, PLE as Grantor to business records there ant to the terms of the Known Address and Na- convey title, the Pur- Prospective purchasers Service Corp. of Wash- within four months after FIRST AMERICAN TI- are no known written as- loan documents. Where- ture of Right, Lien or In- chaser at the sale shall of residential property ington 108 1st Ave the date of first publica- TLE INSURANCE signments of the trust of, notice hereby is giv- terest KYLE BEAN 3535 be entitled only to a re- should be aware of this South, Suite 202, Seat- tion of this notice, or the COMPANY OF ORE- deed by the trustee or en that QUALITY LOAN SW 35TH PL Lincoln turn of the monies paid potential danger before tle, WA 98104 Toll Free: claims may be barred. GON, as trustee, in fa- by the beneficiary and SERVICE CORPORA- City, OR 97367-1750 to the Trustee. This shall deciding to place a bid (866) 925-0241 Trust- All persons whose rights vor of MORTGAGE no appointments of a TION OF WASHING- Original Borrower ASH- be the Purchaser’s sole for this property at the ee’s Physical Address: may be affected by the ELECTRONIC REGIS- successor trustee have TON, the undersigned LEY BEAN 3535 SW and exclusive remedy. trustee’s sale. NOTICE Quality Loan Service proceedings may ob- TRATION SYSTEMS, been made, except as trustee will on 4/22/2020 35TH PL Lincoln City, The purchaser shall TO TENANTS: TEN- Corp. of Washington tain additional informa- INC. SOLELY AS NOMI- recorded in the records at the hour of 9:00 AM, OR 97367-1750 Original have no further recourse ANTS OF THE SUB- 108 1 st Ave South, tion from the records of NEE FOR MORTGAGE- of the county or counties Standard of Time, as es- Borrower For Sale Infor- against the Trustor, the JECT REAL PROPER- Suite 202, Seattle, WA the court, the personal IT, INC., ITS SUCCES- in which the above de- tablished by section mation Call: 800-280- Trustee, the Beneficiary, TY HAVE CERTAIN 98104 Toll Free: (866) representative, or the at- SORS AND ASSIGNS, scribed real property is 187.110, Oregon Re- 2832 or Login to: www. the Beneficiary’s Agent, PROTECTIONS AFF- 925-0241 IDSPub torneys for the personal as Beneficiary, dated situated. Further, no ac- vised Statues, At the auction.com In constru- or the Beneficiary’s -At FORDED TO THEM #0159208 1/22/2020 representative. 5/23/2006, recorded tion has been instituted Front Entrance of the ing this notice, the sin- torney. If you have previ- UNDER ORS 86.782 1/29/2020 2/5/2020 ADDRESS FOR PER- 5/25/2006, in official re- to recover the debt, or Lincoln County Court- gular includes the plural, ously been discharged AND POSSIBLY UN- 2/12/2020 SONAL REPRESENTA- cords of LINCOLN any part thereof, now re- house, located at 225 the word “grantor” in- through bankruptcy, you DER FEDERAL LAW. TIVE: County, Oregon in book/ maining secured by the West Olive Street, New- cludes any successor in may have been released ATTACHED TO THIS NG20-17 c/o Attorney David V. reel/volume No. and/or trust deed, or, if such ac- port, OR 97365 County interest to this grantor of personal liability for NOTICE OF SALE, AND IN THE CIRCUIT Cramer, OSB #992479 as fee/file/instrument/ tion has been instituted, of LINCOLN, State of as well as any other per- this loan in which case INCORPORATED COURT OF THE STATE Andrews Ersoff & Zan- microfilm/reception such action has been Oregon, sell at public son owing an obligation, this letter is intended to HEREIN, IS A NOTICE OF OREGON tello number 200607910 and dismissed except as auction to the highest the performance of exercise the note hold- TO TENANTS THAT FOR THE COUNTY OF 2941 NW Highway 101 subsequently assigned permitted by ORS bidder for cash the inter- which is secured by the ers right’s against the SETS FORTH SOME LINCOLN Lincoln City, OR 97367 or transferred by opera- 86.752(7). Both the ben- est in the said described trust deed, and the real property only. As re- OF THE PROTEC- In the Matter of the Es- DATED c/o Attorney tion of law to THE BANK eficiary and the trustee real property which the words “trustee” and quired by law, you are TIONS THAT ARE tate of: David V. Cramer, OSB OF NEW YORK MEL- have elected to sell the grantor had or had pow- “beneficiary” include hereby notified that a AVAILABLE TO A TEN- JACQUELINE M. #992479 and first pub- LON FKA THE BANK said real property to sat- er to convey at the time their respective succes- negative credit report re- ANT OF THE SUBJECT SHANK, lished: January 15, 2020 OF NEW YORK, AS isfy the obligations se- of the execution by him sors in interest, if any. flecting on your credit REAL PROPERTY AND Deceased. Case No. _/S/ DAVID V. CRAMER TRUSTEE (CWALT cured by said trust deed of the said trust deed, Pursuant to Oregon record may be submit- WHICH SETS FORTH 19PB09635 David V. Cramer, 2006-OA12) covering and notice has been re- together with any inter- Law, this sale will not be ted to a credit report CERTAIN REQUIR- est which the grantor or deemed final until the agency if you fail to fulfill MENTS THAT MUST his successors in inter- Trustee’s deed has been the terms of your credit BE COMPLIED WITH est acquired after the execution of said trust deed, to satisfy the fore- going obligations there- Answers for Last Week’s Puzzle by secured and the costs and expenses of sale, including a reason- able charge by the trust- ee. Notice is further giv- en that any person named in Section 86.778 of Oregon Re- vised Statutes has the right to have the foreclo- sure proceeding dis- missed and the trust deed reinstated by pay- ment to the beneficiary of the entire amount then due (other than such portion of said prin- cipal as would not then be due had no default occurred), together with the costs, trustee’s and attorney’s fees and cur- ing any other default complained of in the No- tice of Default by tender- ing the performance re- quired under the obligation or trust deed, at any time prior to five days before the date last set for sale. Other than as shown of record, nei- ther the beneficiary nor the trustee has any ac-

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999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices corded pursuant to Sec- shall accrue through re- named in Section For Sale Information or the Beneficiary’s -At components of which MENTS THAT MUST PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: tion 86.752(3) of Oregon instatement or pay-off. 86.778 of Oregon Re- Call: 800-280-2832 or torney. If you have previ- are known to be toxic. BE COMPLIED WITH All real estate Revised Statutes. There Nothing in this notice vised Statutes has the Login to: www.auction. ously been discharged Prospective purchasers BY ANY TENANT IN advertised herein is is a default by grantor or shall be construed as a right to have the foreclo- com In construing this through bankruptcy, you of residential property ORDER TO OBTAIN subject to the Federal other person owing an waiver of any fees owing sure proceeding dis- notice, the singular in- may have been released should be aware of this THE AFFORDED PRO- Fair Housing Act, which obligation, performance to the Beneficiary under missed and the trust cludes the plural, the of personal liability for potential danger before TECTION, AS RE- makes it illegal to of which is secured by the Deed of Trust pursu- deed reinstated by pay- word “grantor” includes this loan in which case deciding to place a bid QUIRED UNDER ORS advertise “any the trust deed, or by the ant to the terms of the ment to the beneficiary any successor in inter- this letter is intended to for this property at the 86.771. TS No: OR-19- preference, limitation, successor in interest, loan documents. Where- of the entire amount est to this grantor as exercise the note hold- trustee’s sale. NOTICE 864124-RM Dated: or discrimination with respect to provi- of, notice hereby is giv- then due (other than well as any other person ers right’s against the TO TENANTS: TEN- 11/22/2019 Quality Loan because of race, color, sions therein which au- en that QUALITY LOAN such portion of said prin- owing an obligation, the real property only. As re- ANTS OF THE SUB- Service Corporation of religion, sex, thorize sale in the event SERVICE CORPORA- cipal as would not then performance of which is quired by law, you are JECT REAL PROPER- Washington, as Trustee handicap, familial of such provision. The TION OF WASHING- be due had no default secured by the trust hereby notified that a TY HAVE CERTAIN Signature By: Timothy status, or national origin, or intention default for which foreclo- TON, the undersigned occurred), together with deed, and the words negative credit report re- PROTECTIONS AFF- Donlon, Assistant Sec- to make any such sure is made is grantor’s trustee will on 4/8/2020 the costs, trustee’s and “trustee” and “beneficia- flecting on your credit FORDED TO THEM retary Trustee’s Mailing preference, limitation, failure to pay when due at the hour of 9:00 AM , attorney’s fees and cur- ry” include their respec- record may be submit- UNDER ORS 86.782 Address: Quality Loan or discrimination.” the following sum: TO- Standard of Time, as es- ing any other default tive successors in inter- ted to a credit report AND POSSIBLY UN- Service Corp. of Wash- We will not knowingly TAL REQUIRED TO RE- tablished by section complained of in the No- est, if any. Pursuant to agency if you fail to fulfill DER FEDERAL LAW. ington 108 1st Ave accept any advertising INSTATE: $9,328.88 187.110, Oregon Re- tice of Default by tender- Oregon Law, this sale the terms of your credit ATTACHED TO THIS South, Suite 202, Seat- for real estate which is TOTAL REQUIRED TO vised Statues, At the ing the performance re- will not be deemed final obligations. Without lim- NOTICE OF SALE, AND tle, WA 98104 Toll Free: in violation of the law. PAYOFF: $223,009.73 Front Entrance of the quired under the until the Trustee’s deed iting the trustee’s dis- INCORPORATED (866) 925-0241 Trust- Because of interest, late Lincoln County Court- obligation or trust deed, has been issued by claimer of representa- HEREIN, IS A NOTICE ee’s Physical Address: All persons are hereby charges, and other house, located at 225 at any time prior to five QUALITY LOAN SER- tions or warranties, TO TENANTS THAT Quality Loan Service informed that all charges that may vary West Olive Street, New- days before the date last VICE CORPORATION Oregon law requires the SETS FORTH SOME Corp. of Washington dwellings advertised from day-to-day, the port, OR 97365 County set for sale. Other than OF WASHINGTON. If trustee to state in this OF THE PROTEC- 108 1 st Ave South, are available on an amount due on the day of LINCOLN, State of as shown of record, nei- any irregularities are notice that some resi- TIONS THAT ARE Suite 202, Seattle, WA equal opportunity you pay may be greater. Oregon, sell at public ther the beneficiary nor discovered within 10 dential property sold at a AVAILABLE TO A TEN- 98104 Toll Free: (866) basis. It will be necessary for auction to the highest the trustee has any ac- days of the date of this trustee’s sale may have ANT OF THE SUBJECT 925-0241 IDSPub you to contact the Trust- bidder for cash the inter- tual notice of any person sale, the trustee will re- been used in manufac- REAL PROPERTY AND #0158572 1/8/2020 ee before the time you est in the said described having or claiming to scind the sale, return the turing methamphet- WHICH SETS FORTH 1/15/2020 1/22/2020 tender reinstatement or real property which the have any lien upon or buyer’s money and take amines, the chemical CERTAIN REQUIR- 1/29/2020 L22388 the payoff amount so grantor had or had pow- interest in the real prop- further action as neces- that you may be advised er to convey at the time erty hereinabove de- sary. If the sale is set LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY of the exact amount you of the execution by him scribed subsequent to aside for any reason, in- (A ComponentLINCOLN CITYUnit of URBAN the City RENEWAL of Lincoln City,AGENC Oregon)Y will be required to pay. of the said trust deed, the interest of the trust- cluding if the Trustee is (A Component Unit of the City of Lincoln City, Oregon) By reason of the default, together with any inter- ee in the trust deed, or unable to convey title, NOTICE OF PREPARATION AND FILING OF FINANCIAL STATEMENT the beneficiary has de- est which the grantor or of any successor in in- the Purchaser at the NOTICE OF PREPARATION AND FILING OF FINANCIAL STATEMENT clared all sums owing on his successors in inter- terest to grantor or of sale shall be entitled the obligation secured est acquired after the any lessee or other per- only to a return of the In accordance with ORS. 457.460, a Financial Statement for the Lincoln City Urban Renewal Agency has been by the trust deed imme- execution of said trust son in possession of or monies paid to the preparedIn accordance and is with on fileORS. with 457.460, the City aof Financial Lincoln City Statement and the for Lincoln the Lincoln City Urban City Urban Renewal Renewal Agency. Agency The has been diately due and payable, deed, to satisfy the fore- occupying the property, Trustee. This shall be informationprepared and contained is on file in with the thestatement City of Lincolnis available City toand all the interested Lincoln persons.City Urban A Renewalsummary Agency. of the Financial The Statement and Budget follows: those sums being the going obligations there- except: Name and Last the Purchaser’s sole information contained in the statement is available to all interested persons. A summary of the Financial following, to- wit: The in- by secured and the Known Address and Na- and exclusive remedy. Statement and Budget follows: stallments of principal costs and expenses of ture of Right, Lien or In- The purchaser shall LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY BUDGET and interest which be- sale, including a reason- terest MELISSA DOYLE have no further recourse LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY BUDGET came due on 10/1/2018, able charge by the trust- 8102 SW CAPITOL against the Trustor, the FISCAL YEAR 2019-20 and all subsequent in- ee. Notice is further giv- HWY. PORTLAND, OR Trustee, the Beneficiary, FISCAL YEAR 2019-20 stallments of principal en that any person 97219 Original Borrower the Beneficiary’s Agent, Tax Property and interest through the General IncrementTax RehabilitationProperty Construction date of this Notice, plus REVENUES: GeneralFund IncrementFund RehabilitationFund ConstructionFund amounts that are due for REVENUES:Beginning Fund Balance $ Fund 274,450 $ 1,083,423Fund $ Fund 469,297 $ Fund 882,503 late charges, delinquent NEWS TRAVELS FAST InterestBeginning Fund Balance $ 274,450 10,100 $ 1,083,423 21,200 $ 469,297 7,300 $ 882,503 30,429 property taxes, insur- LoanInterest Repayments 10,100 - 21,200 - 70,900 7,300 30,429 - ance premiums, ad- TaxLoan Increment Repayments Proceeds -- 726,555 - 70,900 - -- vances made on senior Stay ahead... TransfersTax Increment In Proceeds -- 726,555 - 412932 - -- liens, taxes and/or insur- Transfers In - - 412932 - ance, trustee’s fees, and TOTAL REVENUES $ 284,550 $ 1,831,178 $ 960,429 $ 912,932 any attorney fees and • thenewsguard.com TOTAL REVENUES $ 284,550 $ 1,831,178 $ 960,429 $ 912,932 court costs arising from or associated with the • facebook.com/thenewsguard EXPENDITURES: beneficiaries efforts to EXPENDITURES:Personal Services $ 58,453 $ - $ - $ - protect and preserve its MaterialsPersonal &Services Services $ 112,402 58,453 $ - - $ 80,400 - $ -- security, all of which • twitter.com/thenewsguard CapitalMaterials Outlay & Services 113,695 112,402 - - 80,400 - 500,000 - must be paid as a condi- EconomicCapital Outlay Development 113,695 - - - 150,000 - 500,000 - tion of reinstatement, in- Property Rehabilitation - - 730,029 - cluding all sums that Economic Development - - 150,000 - DebtProperty Service Rehabilitation -- 1,831,178 - 730,029 - -- TransfersDebt Service Out -- 1,831,178 - - - 412,932 - Transfers Out - - - 412,932 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 284,550 $ 1,831,178 $ 960,429 $ 912,932 TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 284,550 $ 1,831,178 $ 960,429 $ 912,932 More Fun & Games LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY (A Component Unit of the City of Lincoln City, Oregon) @ TheNewsGuard.com/games (A Component Unit of the City of Lincoln City, Oregon) REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES

FISCAL YEAR 2018-19 FISCAL YEAR 2018-19

Tax Property Tax Property General Increment Rehabilitation Construction General Increment Rehabilitation Construction REVENUES: Fund Fund Fund Fund REVENUES: Fund Fund Fund Fund Beginning Fund Balance $ 485,923 $ 889,597 $ 632,622 $ 1,471,275 Beginning Fund Balance $ 485,923 $ 889,597 $ 632,622 $ 1,471,275 Interest 10,414 30,318 9,162 32,378 Interest 10,414 30,318 9,162 32,378 Sale of Equipment 1,000 - - - Sale of Equipment 1,000 - - - Loan Repayments - - 83,549 - Loan Repayments - - 83,549 - Tax Increment Proceeds - 721,674 - Tax Increment Proceeds - 721,674 - Miscellaneous 17,612 - - - Miscellaneous 17,612 - - -

TOTAL REVENUES $ 514,94927 $ 1,641,589 $ 725,333 $ 1,503,653 TOTAL REVENUES $ 514,949 $ 1,641,589 $ 725,333 $ 1,503,653 27

EXPENDITURES: EXPENDITURES: Personal Services $ 96,389 $ - $ - $ - Personal Services $ 96,389 $ - $ - $ - Materials & Services 94,374 - 7,253 - Materials & Services 94,374 - 7,253 - Capital Outlay - - - 523,671 Capital Outlay - - - 523,671 Economic Development - - 32,197 - Economic Development - - 32,197 - Property Rehabilitation - - - - Property Rehabilitation - - - - Debt Service - 532,917 - - Debt Service - 532,917 - - TOTAL EXPENDITURES 190,763 532,917 39,450 523,671 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 190,763 532,917 39,450 523,671 ENDING FUND BALANCE $ 324,186 $ 1,108,672 $ 685,883 $ 979,982 ENDING FUND BALANCE $ 324,186 $ 1,108,672 $ 685,883 $ 979,982

The Tax Increment Proceeds (revenue) received by the Agency are used to pay for indebtedness incurred in The Tax Increment Proceeds (revenue) received by the Agency are used to pay for indebtedness incurred in carrying out the Urban Renewal Plan. The outstanding obligations of the Lincoln City Urban Renewal Agency carrying out the Urban Renewal Plan. The outstanding obligations of the Lincoln City Urban Renewal Agency as of June 30, 2019 amounted to $2,532,348. as of June 30, 2019 amounted to $2,532,348.

As required by ORS 457.190(3)(a), the Agency has included in its current plan the maximum amount of As required by ORS 457.190(3)(a), the Agency has included in its current plan the maximum amount of indebtedness that may be issued or incurred under the plan in the total amount of $43,000,000. As of June indebtedness that may be issued or incurred under the plan in the total amount of $43,000,000. As of June 30, 2019 there is $-0- remaining.LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY 30, 2019 there is $-0- remaining.(A Component Unit of the City of Lincoln City, Oregon) LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY (A Component Unit of the City of Lincoln City, Oregon) (A Component Unit of the City of Lincoln City, Oregon) THE LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL PLAN'S PROPERTY TAX COLLECTION

THE LINCOLNAFFECTS CITY ON URBAN THE OTHER RENEWAL TAXING PLAN'S DISTRICTS PROPERTY FOR FYTAX 2018-19 COLLECTION THE LINCOLN CITY URBAN RENEWAL PLAN'S PROPERTY TAX COLLECTION

AFFECTS ON THE OTHERARE ASTAXING FOLLOWS: DISTRICTS FOR FY 2018-19 AFFECTS ON THE OTHER TAXING DISTRICTS FOR FY 2018-19

ARE AS FOLLOWS: ARE AS FOLLOWS: Taxes Taxes Collected Collected with without Urban Urban Renewal Taxing District UrbanTaxes Renewal TaxesRenewal Collected Taxes Collected Taxes Taxes Collected Collected with without Urban Urban Renewal Lincoln County School District $Collected 8,521,964 with $without 8,782,255 Urban Urban$ Renewal 260,291 Taxing District Urban Renewal Renewal Taxes Collected TaxingLinn-Benton-Lincoln District ESD Urban Renewal 529,347 Renewal 545,447 Taxes Collected 16,100 Lincoln County School District $ 8,521,96428 $ 8,782,255 $ 260,291 Lincoln County School District $ 8,521,96428 $ 8,782,255 $ 260,291 Oregon Coast Community College 305,014 314,316 9,302 Linn-Benton-Lincoln ESD 529,347 545,447 16,100 Linn-Benton-Lincoln ESD 529,347 545,447 16,100 City of Lincoln City 7,116,574 7,333,930 217,356 Oregon Coast Community College 305,014 314,316 9,302 Oregon Coast Community College 305,014 314,316 9,302 Lincoln County Animal Shelter 191,059 196,783 5,724 City of Lincoln City 7,116,574 7,333,930 217,356 City of Lincoln City 7,116,574 7,333,930 217,356 North Lincoln Fire/Rescue 1,172,227 1,208,208 35,980 Lincoln County Animal Shelter 191,059 196,783 5,724 Lincoln County Animal Shelter 191,059 196,783 5,724 Lincoln County General 4,895,608 5,045,163 149,555 North Lincoln Fire/Rescue 1,172,227 1,208,208 35,980 North Lincoln Fire/Rescue 1,172,227 1,208,208 35,980 Lincoln County Extension 78,355 80,681 2,326 Lincoln County General 4,895,608 5,045,163 149,555 Lincoln County General 4,895,608 5,045,163 149,555 North Lincoln Health District 900,015 927,385 27,370 Lincoln County Extension 78,355 80,681 2,326 Lincoln County Extension 78,355 80,681 2,326 Lincoln County Transportation 169,234 174,243 5,009 North Lincoln Health District 900,015 927,385 27,370 North Lincoln Health District 900,015 927,385 27,370 Devil's Lake Water - Inside 83,581 83,682 101 Lincoln County Transportation 169,234 174,243 5,009 Lincoln County Transportation 169,234 174,243 5,009 Devil's Lake Water - Outside 142,414 149,052 6,638 Devil's Lake Water - Inside 83,581 83,682 101 Devil's Lake Water - Inside 83,581 83,682 101 Devil's Lake Water - Outside 142,414 149,052 6,638 TOTALSDevil's Lake Water - Outside $ 24,105,392 142,414 $ 24,841,145 149,052 $ 735,752 6,638

TOTALS $ 24,105,392 $ 24,841,145 $ 735,752 TOTALS $ 24,105,392 $ 24,841,145 $ 735,752

(1) Note: Property Taxes for education are determined by a State Formula. The State reimburses education for the difference between the Formula and what is collected locally. (1) Note: Property Taxes for education are determined by a State Formula. The State reimburses (1) Note: Property Taxes for education are determined by a State Formula. The State reimburses education for the difference between the Formula and what is collected locally. Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. education for the difference between the Formula and what is collected locally.

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The police blotter relates to Lincoln County Jail. bance in a motel room. Aron NW 44th St., Chinook Winds orderly Conduct. Cochran len, born 8/10/95 reported the public record of incidents Johnson, born 7/7/95, had Casino. Report taken for was transported to Lincoln Lucas P Reyes-Ownings, as reported by the Lincoln TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 two warrants out of two dif- counterfeit $5 bill. County Jail. born 12/28/94, violation of City Police. All individuals ferent jurisdictions. Johnson restraining order involving arrested or charged with a 7:22 a.m. Theft, 4845 SW was transported to Lincoln 4:06 p.m. Extra Patrol, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 text messaging. crime are presumed in- Hwy 101. Officer responded County Jail. 2378 SE 3rd St. Caller’s un- nocent until proven guilty. to theft report. locked vehicle was entered 10:21 a.m. Extra patrol 3:35 p.m. 4845 SW Hwy Information printed is WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 last night. He would like request during daylight 101, S. IGA, Dale M Webb, preliminary and subject to 10:27 a.m. Found extra patrol in the area. hours for public intoxica- born 12/06/60 was taken change. Property, 2760 NW 28th 1:42 a.m. Driving/ tion in front of 1266 SW 50th into custody on earlier fraud St., Dorchester Park. Caller DUII, SW Bard/Hwy 101. 9:49 p.m. Disturbance, and Taqueria next door case, transported to Lincoln LINCOLN CITY POLICE found wallet at location and Call received of possible 4101 NW Logan Rd., Safe- City Police Department brought it to police depart- driver under the influence way. Caller reported an 1:14 p.m. Found proper- DEPARTMENT ment. leaving Chinook Winds. intoxicated male was push- ty, NW 30th St/NW Jetty Ave, 3:39 p.m. 3232 SE harbor Vehicle stopped at loca- ing an employee and swung Reported an open switch- Dr. Apt A6, Caller, Rache MONDAY, JANUARY 20 11:08 a.m. Extra Patrol, tion. Patrick Thompson, at a customer. Officers blade left on top of the book B Johnson, born 10/07/96 NW 26th St./NW Keel Ave. born 1/17/94, was arrested located suspect at McDon- box. reorted that Joshua J Ponzio, 9:41 a.m. Found Proper- Requesting extra patrol for DUI and transported to alds. Claude H. Cochran Jr., born 10/28/2000, entered ty/Fraud, 1777 NW 44th St. throughout the area due Lincoln County Jail. Vehicle born 6/24/54, was taken 12:26 p.m. Restraining her apt. at the Lincoln Security advised subject had to locating large amount impounded by Car Care into custody for Harass- Order Violation, 950 SE Woods and stole a car bat- turned in credit cards after of drug paraphernalia and Towing. ment, Trespass and Dis- 32nd St., Caller, Brittany Al- tery. Report taken. attempting to use them. syringes in the bushes. Security confirmed victim 11:01 p.m. Disturbance, reported lost property/ 11:57 a.m. Hit and Run, 4700 SE Hwy 101/SW 51st wallet previously. Anthony NW 25th St./NW Jetty St. First call was a report of Brian Warner, born 12/7/70, Ave. Caller reported that a a disturbance at south US was taken into custody for vehicle knocked over a stop Food Mart. While officer attempted fraudulent use sign and left the scene. were responding, a second of credit card, attempted caller on SW 51st St. re- Building ID theft and possession of 5:00 p.m. Theft, 1777 ported a male had taken her meth. Warner was trans- NW 44th St., Chinook Winds purse, left in a vehicle and ported to Lincoln County Casino. Caller reported their then parked at Mo’s. Both Jail. wallet was stolen. issues stem from a domestic problem. 5:22 p.m. Found Proper- 9:04 p.m. Disturbance/ together ty, 1503 SE East Devils Lake Assist on Arrest, 3417 SW THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 Rd., LCPD. Oregon driver’s Harbor. Multiple 911 calls freedom license turned in after it was receive regarding a distur- 1:08 a.m. Fraud, 1777 found in Starbucks parking lot.

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A10 TheNewsGuard.com January 29, 2020 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Jan. 29 Jan. 31 - Feb. 1 Siletz Bay Music Festival Shindig Live – 7 p.m. at exciting viewing party on popular Celtic music groups 2020 presents Winter- Beachcrest Brewing Com- the Oregon Coast, with 12 performing today. Tickets fest – 5 p.m. at Lincoln pany. Members of ZuhG, giant screens. Upon entry, Gospel Hootenanny – 1 Boondock Boys Live – 8 $25. For more information City Cultural Center. This Massive Delicious, Nick each guest will receive one visit LincolnCity-Cultural- p.m. at St. Peter the Fisher- p.m. to 12 a.m. at Chinook’s gala fundraising event will Sexton and the Amy-Matt virtual drawing entry ticket Center.org or call 541-994- man Lutheran Church locat- Seafood Grill. For more in- feature a Siletz Sampler of duo from Beachcrest Brew for drawings, which will be ed on Hwy 101 and SW 14th formation call 888-624-6228 festival musicians. Dinner will be joining forces to held throughout the event. 9994. St. Spend an hour singing or visit ChinookWindsCa- at 6 p.m. $95. For more in- pay tribute to the music of Stadium style food will be good old gospel songs. Join sino.com. formation and reservations Bob Marley. He would have available for purchase, and Gleneden Beach Com- Casey Skelton on the piano Feb. 1 call 541-264-5828 or visit been 75 on Feb. 6, but his there will be a no-host bar munity Club Breakfast – 8 and Pastor Jim Kyes on the SiletzBayMusic.org. songs and message are still available as well. For more -11 a.m. we’re kicking off guitar. If you have an instru- Beachcombing Explori- echoing throughout many information call 888-624- the New Year with a new ment to play, bring it along. ence – 9 a.m. at the SW King of the Cage Live cultures around the world. 6228 or visit ChinookWinds- grill. Come visit with friends 33rd Street Beach Access in – 5 p.m. at Chinook Winds All ages are welcome. No Casino.com. Casino Resort. King of the cover charge. For more in- and meet new ones. Enjoy Jan. 31 Lincoln City. Unearth trea- all-you-can-eat pancakes, sures from the Pacific as you Cage, the leader in casino formation call 541-234-4013 Celtic Series: The scrambled eggs, ham or Dancing with Michael hunt for gemstones, agates, mixed martial arts enter- or visit BeachcrestBrewing. Browne Sisters and George sausage. $6 for adults, $3 and Aurora – 4 p.m. to 6 jasper, petrified wood and tainment and nationally com. Cavanaugh Live – 2 p.m. to broadcast event, returns 5 p.m. at the Lincoln City p.m. at St. Peter the Fish- other coastal jewels with a for children 4-10 years old, to Chinook Winds Casino Feb. 2 Cultural Center. The LCCC’s erman Lutheran Church. local expert. The clinics are and free for kids under age Resort. Card and schedule Celtic Series continues four. This event is open to Ballroom dancing in the free and no registration is subject to change. Fights Super Party 54 – 2:30 with The Browne Sisters & everyone and is held on the activity building. All levels, required. For more infor- start at 6 p.m. $40 - $100. p.m. at Chinook Winds Con- George Cavanaugh. Their beginning to advanced. Free mation call 541-996-1274 For more information visit vention Center. The Con- silvery harmonies, beautiful first Sunday of the month and all are welcome. or visit ExploreLincolnCity. ChinookWindsCasino.com. vention Center doors will arrangements, and enter- (except January and July) at com. open at 2:30 p.m., for a 3:30 taining personalities have the Community Center, 110 Bob Marley 75th B-day p.m. kickoff, to the most made them one of the most Azalea, Gleneden Beach. Hospital From page A1 overall economic benefit age our old hospital, which their way. of the new hospital, with of this new hospital for served wonderfully for de- News Guard: How many personnel? main parking lot. This cre- Lincoln City? cades, the difference will be News Guard: Summarize doctors, nurses and other ated hardships in terms of night and day – in appear- the range of new patient personnel will be employed Dr. Ogden: Annual providing enough conve- Dr. Ogden: Without a ance and processes. Our old services/equipment at this at this new hospital and is operating costs of the cur- nient parking for patients, doubt, thriving community wood building is showing new hospital. that more, less or the same rent hospital in 2018 (2019 visitors and staff. Also, there hospitals such as ours are her age and it hasn’t always from the older hospital.. data aren’t available yet) was some unavoidable huge economic drivers. been easy for patients and Dr. Ogden: As a Critical and why? was almost $66 million. construction noise, espe- Studies have shown that for visitors to find their way Access Hospital, our stated While the costs of deliver- cially during the pile-driving every 10 health care jobs, around the old building. purpose is to improve ac- Dr. Ogden: Samaritan ing health care almost never phase. Overall, our patients another nine jobs are gener- The new facility is fresh, cess to health care by keep- North Lincoln Hospital goes down given the spiral- have been very understand- ated in related areas, and for bright and beautiful with ing essential services in ru- employs approximately 350 ing costs of medications, ing. every $10 produced in net a coastal forest and ocean ral communities. That hasn’t people, and that number declining reimbursements income, $7 is provided in theme. The building layout changed with our new hos- is expected to remain the from payers, and increased News Guard: What has value in other related areas. features a patient-centered pital. We will continue to of- same after the new hospital costs of living for employ- been the most rewarding Samaritan North Lincoln design, with on-stage/ fer 24/7 emergency services, opens. ees, etc., we hope the costs aspect of building this new Hospital is one of the largest off-stage areas for patients along with maternity care, of operating a more efficient hospital? employers in north Lincoln and staff, ensuring greater general surgery, orthopedic News Guard: What was and modern hospital facility County, with positions patient privacy and efficient surgery, eye surgery, oncol- the final cost of building will help lower our operat- Dr. Ogden: I am tremen- ranging from entry level to work flows. The main entry ogy services, infusion and this new hospital and how ing costs overall. dously gratified by the sense highly-educated profession- and emergency entry will be wound care. We have a full was it funded? of collaboration and unified als. These employees live in clearly visible with conve- range of diagnostic imaging News Guard: Is there effort that kept this project our community, pay taxes, nient parking. Once inside, services, full-service medi- Dr. Ogden: The final room to expand at this new on budget and on time. spend money locally – the outpatient services will be cal laboratory, cardiopulmo- construction cost is $42 hospital, and what would Staff, board members, com- economic impact cannot be easy to find and delivered nary services, and physical, million, which was entirely likely be added and when? munity members, the de- overstated! with a one-stop approach. occupational and speech funded by the nonprofit sign-build team – everyone That is, most all services will therapy. Samaritan will con- Samaritan Health Services. Dr. Ogden: The new worked together tirelessly to News Guard: Describe come to the patient, instead tinue to operate our primary The North Lincoln Hospi- hospital is designed for the difference in walking of having the patient move make our innovative vision care and specialty medical tal Foundation committed future expansion, if needed. a reality. Our patients and into and gaining medical from department to depart- clinics, both on campus and to raise an additional $7.5 Additional patient rooms community will benefit for services in this new facil- ment. With only two public on Highway 101. While the million through community can be added at either end decades to come as a result ity compared to the older hallways that don’t go in scope of services remains philanthropy, for the pur- of the north-south inpatient of this teamwork. hospital? circles (as in our old build- broad and has not changed, chase of fixtures, furnish- hallway and there is space ing) it should be easy for we are furnishing our new ings and equipment. News Guard: What is the Dr. Ogden: Not to dispar- patients and visitors to find at the northwest side of the hospital with the most cur- building for an MRI build- rent state-of-the art medical News Guard: What is ing to replace the existing and tech equipment. the annual operating cost one that is in a stand-alone building on the hospital campus. McEachern Audiology News Guard: How many public parking spots are available and is that more or less than the old hospi- & Hearing Aid Center tal? Dr. Ogden: There are 291 parking spaces which meets www.AEZLawOffice.com the city’s parking require- ments for the site and is 541-994-7350 approximately the same Kristofer J. Womack number as before.

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January 29, 2020 TheNewsGuard.com A11 SPORTS Tigers celebrate seniors, look ahead to district tournaments

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Contrary to what most outsid- ers believe, wrestling is a sport ruled by numbers. And for the Taft 7-12 wrestling program, the numbers have been positive this season. Starting the season with 40 boys and girls on the team, head coach Robb Ellis thought they might’ve outgrown their wrestling facility at the school. Now holding at a comfortable 25 boys and five girls, Taft boasts one of the largest teams in the 3A classification. “Wrestling needs numbers to survive as a sport,” Ellis said. “A lot of the new wrestlers are younger, NEWS GUARD PHOTO/MAX KIRKENDALL so this is great because we get Kadence James was 2-0 on Jan. 21 defeating both opponents in the them back for two or three more years. That is something to build 125-weight class. on.” Ortiz was a state qualifier as ing staff feels that Kadence James Their crowds of wrestlers were a freshman and took a few years will have the best chance in the on display most recently at the Taft off before returning to the mat. 120-weight class as she has the Invitational on Jan. 21. Featuring Ellis said he’s looked solid in the most experience. a small field of Taft, Toledo, Siletz 126-weight class and should be a The coaches have spent much Valley, Nestucca, Waldport and Til- state qualifier. of the season teaching basics lamook’s JV, the tournament was “Elin Fitch has been a steady to several brand new wrestlers mostly for seeding and a chance wrestler for us the last two sea- and a select few have been going for the Tigers to host an event. sons at 182 pounds and he keeps through advanced training. Ellis Team scores were not kept NEWS GUARD PHOTO/MAX KIRKENDALL improving and I am hoping for a said they’ve luckily had assistant and most wrestlers competed in Jose Flores went a perfect 3-0 at the Taft Invitational in the 120-weight solid performance at districts from coaches step up to the plate and 4-man Crab Pool brackets and got 3 matches. bracket. him,” Ellis said. “Bane Brown at pass on their knowledge to the “It is fun to see the newer 285 pounds and Tony Garcia at 220 Tigers. fully the state tournament. This from a 12-man to a 9-man bracket wrestlers at this time of the season pounds are first year wrestlers as “We have also been blessed to year’s Taft team has several wres- in the state tournament. This finally start to understand the seniors. They are football players add to assistant wrestling coaches tlers with state experience includ- means four wrestlers per weight basics of wrestling and to watch I convinced to give wrestling a try with a wealth of knowledge,” ing Flores, Jace Phippen, Riley El- can place, as opposed to six in the veteran wrestlers get even bet- and both are good athletes who Ellis said. “Jim Rodriguez was lis, William Calderon and Arnoldo previous seasons. ter and to see who might qualify have picked it up quick.” the former Taft head coach who for the state tournament,” Ellis Ortiz. But in order to return to that “We will have to wrestle really Girls Wrestling was a college wrestler along with said. “At our district events com- level, Taft must face a tough dis- well to get anyone on the podium The high number of boys wres- Michael Puckett who also wrestled ing up, we have key matches that trict that just added powerhouse at state this year,” Ellis said. “We tlers can sometimes overshadow in college.” the more talented wrestlers must Yamhill-Carlton this year. are only losing five seniors how- the fact that the Taft girls team has Trying not to get too far ahead of wrestle to see where they stand in “I think we can come close to ever, and next year could be a very one of the largest teams among themselves, Ellis said the future is our district and to see if they have taking eight to state like we did big year for us.” small schools. Although most are looking very bright for the Tigers. a shot at placing 3rd or better at last year if all goes well,” Ellis said. Last Tuesday, Taft took time new to wrestling, Ellis said it has With more wrestlers committing districts to qualify for the state “Wrestlers with the best chance to acknowledge its senior class, been a joy to work with them and to off-season wrestling clubs and tournament.” to go to state are those who have which includes Phippen, Ortiz, see their progression. camps, it’s a positive sign for the On Tuesday, Jose Flores from gone to state before. We have three Elin Fitch, Bane Brown and Tony “It is fun coaching them, it program as a whole. Taft won all three of his matches at or four others who haven’t quali- Garcia. gives us variety in approach to “We should finish strong this 120 pounds against some talented fied for state who have a chance if “Jace qualified last year as a how we coach them,” Ellis said. season and we have a chance to opponents. Highlights for the Lady they wrestle well at districts.” first year wrestler in the 220 weight As for state, the Lady Tigers be successful at district at state,” Tigers were Kadence James, who Ellis noted that it will be harder class, which is impressive,” Ellis will have to place 4th or better at Ellis said. “However, we have a lot went 2-0 at 125 pounds. to get on the podium and be a said. “He embraced wrestling right the district tournament in order to of things are falling into place that The focus for the Tigers now placer this season because the away and has worked hard to do punch their ticket. While it might could make next year a really big shifts toward districts and hope- OSAA has changed 3A wrestling what it takes to get better.” be challenging, the Taft coach- year.”

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