A1

Happy Dick Anderson Rally...... PAGE A2 Valentine’s Day! Sinkhole Delays Traffic...... PAGE A2

February 12, 2020 Serving Lincoln City Since 1927 $1.00 Soccer City coach sees approves potential food growth for truck, pod the game ordinance MAX KIRKENDALL in LC [email protected] MAX KIRKENDALL In November, the Lincoln City [email protected] City Council worked through a draft of an ordinance that permit- It’s no secret that soccer is a big ted food trucks or ‘mobile food deal in Lincoln City. units and mobile food pods,’ to And after the Taft 7-12 boys be able to operate within the city soccer team made it all the way to limits. After several discussions between both the council and the semifinals of the State Playoffs COURTESY PHOTO this past fall, head coach Ryan the Lincoln City Planning Com- Ulicni started thinking even bigger Lincoln Pops Big Band will be playing Latin, blues and jazz at this year’s Valentine’s Day Dance at The mission, the City has reached an for the town’s soccer program. Beach Club on Feb. 14 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. agreement to approve the ordi- For the past five years, Ulicni nance. has been drafting an idea to create The City Council held a public a non-profit organization that hearing meeting on Feb. 10 to would provide year-round soccer discuss the final details of the ordi- to the community, and build an Swinging Sweethearts nance. The Planning Commission indoor soccer arena to support it. submitted their final recommen- After his successful second season dation for the ordinance on Jan. 7 with the Taft Tigers, Ulicni got to and after looking over the packet, work and created his non-profit several councilors had concerns group titled ‘Sand Tigers Inc.’ It on Valentine’s Day about some of the nuts and bolts was the first step in what he first of the provisions. began dreaming of before coming THE NEWS GUARD evolved into one of the finest The band will be playing One of the concerns was to Lincoln City three years ago. big bands in Oregon and is ded- music from the swing era, Latin, regarding the Commission’s “Moving from Pendleton, Ore., Bring your sweetheart to icated to preserving and pass- blues and hard-driving jazz. recommendation to prohibit the where soccer is kind of non- celebrate Valentine’s Day at The ing along the heritage of the The Beach Club is located at operation of class one and class existent, it’s very hard to pitch this Beach Club. big band era. Members include 2020 SE 22nd Street in Lincoln two mobile food units, which sell kind of a plan,” Ulicni said. “I still Central Oregon Coast’s current and retired professional City (the old Elks Club build- pre-packaged items, such as the worked on it, still wanted to do own Lincoln Pops Orchestra musicians, band directors, ing). The interior has been com- operation of non-profits like the it and everybody thought it was (also known as Lincoln Pops former high school and college pletely refurbished, and as well Taft Boosters. a great idea, but there just wasn’t Big Band) will be swinging and players, a college student and a as a great dance floor, there is a “They’re not selling cooked any support. Here, there is the hopping at The Beach Club on high school student. With five full bar and restaurant on site. food, so we’re eliminating their support. There are people be- Friday, February 14 from 7-10 saxophones, six trumpets, four Tickets are available only at ability to fundraise essentially… hind it that would love to see this p.m. Dinner and drinks will be trombones, piano, guitar, bass, the door, cash only, $14 per per- I’m not in support of that,” Coun- happen. I’m doing the work and served in the ballroom. drums, congas, vibraphone and son. Minors are welcome to stay cilor Riley Hoagland said. I think it’s going to pay off in the The Lincoln Pops Big Band, four vocalists, the Pops put on a until 10 p.m. For more informa- However, City Attorney Richard led by John Bringetto, has dynamic show. tion call 541-272-9597. See SOCCER, Page A4 See TRUCKS, Page A4 Oregon Coast Community College achieves independence OREGON COAST distribution of financial aid COMMUNITY COLLEGE for its students, including work study. College cred- Oregon Coast Com- its will transfer as earned munity College is now an at OCCC, and the college independently accredited will maintain its students’ institution. transcripts, streamlining the On Tuesday, Feb. 4, the process students need to go college was informed of the through to request tran- decision by the Northwest scripts and other records Commission on Colleges when transferring to other and Universities. OCCC colleges and universities. hosted a celebration sharing The college will be able the news on Thursday, Feb. to set its own qualifications 6. for faculty hiring (as op- The 33-year-old col- COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO posed to following stan- lege serves Lincoln County President Birgitte Ryslinge receives a standing ovation for dards established at Port- through its locations in Chief Academic Officer Dan Lara, who played a pivotal role land Community College). Newport, Waldport and and invested countless hours into the behind-the-scenes, leading OCCC to Independent Accreditation. Further, OCCC faculty will Lincoln City. OCCC students have control over selection 24/7/365 work that eventually led to Accreditation for examined and improved. What it means pursue Health Care, Aquari- of textbooks and materials Oregon Coast Community College. The work was documented As an independently ac- um Science, Teaching, Early most appropriate for their through the submission of credited institution, Oregon Childhood Education, Asso- coursework, while also ates earned diplomas and ties. Construction on those multiple reports and self- Coast Community College ciates, and Transfer degrees credits from Portland Com- buildings was completed in evaluations totaling thou- will manage processing and at Oregon Coast, along with See OCCC, Page A4 munity College. 2009. In 2014, Ryslinge was sands of pages of written Adult Basic Education and “Other small community named president of OCCC reports and appendices. numerous other certificate colleges in Oregon followed and was charged by the During that time, the and degree programs. the same path over their OCCC Board of Education college also hosted two “Up until this year, every early decades,” Ryslinge with the task of leading the separate NWCCU teams diploma earned by the stu- said. “Oregon Coast was the college to independent ac- comprised of commu- dents at Oregon Coast over last community college in creditation. nity college presidents and the past three decades bore Oregon to lack its own inde- The process Ryslinge led deans representing institu- the name of an ‘accrediting pendent accreditation.” involved many students, tions from throughout the college,’ through which Ore- In May 2004, Lincoln as well as every member Northwest. A complete his- gon Coast delivered instruc- County voters approved $24 of the staff and faculty at tory of the college’s pursuit tion,” said OCCC President BuildingBuilding fforor LLincolnincoln CCountyounty million in bonds to build Oregon Coast over the past of independence can be Dr. Birgitte Ryslinge. the college’s North, Central six years. Virtually every col- found at oregoncoastcc.org/ Since 2014, OCCC gradu- OregonizedConstruction.com and South County facili- lege system and process was accreditation.

INDEX WEATHER thenewsguard.com

Voices...... A5 Police Blotter...... A9 WED. THU. FRI. SAT. SUN. MON. TUE. Obituaries...... A5 Calendar...... A10 Classifieds...... A6–A8 Sports...... A11

VOL. 93 NO. 7 50º/39º 48º/41º 48º/41º 49º/42º 49º/41º 52º/36º 51º/42º Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A2

A2 TheNewsGuard.com February 12, 2020 Lincoln City Mayor, State Senate candidate Dick Anderson attends #TimberUnity rally MAX KIRKENDALL by cap and trade, including forestry, trans- [email protected] portation and agriculture. Cap and trade is a gas tax or environmental bill that could Over 5,000 Oregonians, mostly from force businesses to move out of state and rural areas and representing jobs and busi- cost thousands of living-wage jobs, accord- nesses related to timber and agriculture, de- ing to Baertschiger. scended on the state capitol on the morning “It is an honor to meet the Oregonians of February 6. who are part of the Timber Unity rally,” Lincoln City Mayor and State Senate Baertschiger said. “These are hard-working candidate, Dick Anderson, stood alongside people who took the day off work to use the current 12 Republican senators during speech to the crowd at noon, citing the their voices in a powerful way to stand the rally. Battle of the Alamo as a reference to how against cap and trade. Today is a great day “This is an example where urban politi- the minority party has bought rural Orego- for Oregon.” cians have forgotten the rest of the state,” nians time to make changes. On why he chose to attend the rally, Anderson said. “We bought you the time... You bring Anderson said, “I think it is important that The rally was organized by #TimberUni- the army... to change the makeup of this leaders from rural Oregon take the time to ty, as HB 2020, a Cap and Trade proposal, building,” Baertschiger said in his opening show up and make them remember us. On continues to be a priority of Democratic introductions. “With us today is a candidate the coast we do not have the luxury of sacri- legislators. A similar version in 2019 was from the coast who will join us in the Senate ficing workers’ pay.” blocked when the Senate Republicans COURTESY PHOTOS soon, Dick Anderson.” Opponents of HB 2020 believe the bill denied quorum and staged a boycott in the Timber Unity is a grassroots organiza- will force energy reliant employers to shed waning days of the 2019 session. Mayor Dick Anderson joined 12 republican tion that represents various industries in large numbers of family wage jobs and cost Senate Republican Leader Herman Baer- Senators at the rally and spoke to several Oregon that would be negatively impacted the average Oregon family hundreds of dol- tschiger (R-Grants Pass) gave a dramatic Oregonians who attended on Feb. 6. lars more in energy costs per year. Sinkhole north of Lincoln City causes traffic delays MAX KIRKENDALL “The sinkhole appears to have Beers-Seydel said they will be day, Monday through Thursday, 9 [email protected] been caused by water under the keeping a close eye on the site a.m. to 4 p.m., through February road,” ODOT Public Information and will continue making repairs 28, according to ODOT. You can You may have recently noticed Officer Angela Beers-Seydel said. as needed before they make a visit the ODOT Tripcheck site at a dip in the road during your “Crews excavated the road and did permanent fix. tripcheck.com to stay up to date morning commute from Otis to a temporary patch (Thursday, Feb. “Once the water level recedes on delays. 6). Repairs were complete by 4 some we will inspect and line or Lincoln City. Or perhaps you’re “There’s still a significant bump p.m., flaggers were on site direct- replace the failing culvert under wondering why traffic has been from where we excavated and ing traffic from about 8 a.m. to 4 the road, depending on condi- backed up along Highway 101 filled the sinkhole last week, so p.m.” tions,” Beers-Seydel said. “The North of Lincoln City. On Friday, Feb. 7, crews re- NEWS GUARD PHOTO/NICOLE CLARKE road surface is still rough and drivers should be cautious in the According to the Oregon turned to the site to continue work Multiple travelers reported wait there are signs. We will do more area,” Beers-Seydel said. “We’re Department of Transportation on hole. The southbound lane has work on the surface when we have still waiting for the water to go (ODOT), the delay is due to an ap- been closed during working hours. times of up to an hour at the north a better understanding of the down enough to get back in there parent sinkhole near milepost 106 ODOT said expect single lane clo- end of Lincoln City on Friday, Feb. 7. conditions, tentatively early next and look around. Then we’ll be on Highway 101, between High- sures with flaggers directing traf- week.” able to determine what’s needed land Estates and Cherry Hill Park. fic. Delays of up to 15-20 minutes or less should also be expected. Work is scheduled during the for a long term fix.” NW Natural welcomes Airrow Heating into Preferred Contractor Program

THE NEWS GUARD Program. equipment. Having met NW a strong and lasting rela- The program provides Natural’s quality assurance tionship,” Bush said. In January of 2020, NW customers with highly quali- standards, Airrow Heating NW Natural’s Preferred is licensed, bonded, insured Contractor Program is Natural Gas Company fied HVAC contractors capa- and now recommended by a competitive program admitted Airrow Heating ble of inspecting, installing NW Natural. catering to only the highest to its Preferred Contractor and repairing natural gas Established in 2006, Air- quality of service and most row Heating has worked for efficient equipment. over a decade to prove itself “Airrow Heating is a as a qualified HVAC con- valued trade ally partner tractor in Lincoln County. in the community and we Owner Garrett Bush said he are looking forward to a COURTESY PHOTO is honored to be part of NW longstanding partnership,” Natural’s Preferred Contrac- said Cindi Fostveit, Com- The program provides customers with highly qualified HVAC tor Program. munity Affairs Manager for contractors capable of inspecting, installing and repairing “We have focused our NW Natural. natural gas equipment. efforts on joining NW Natu- About Airrow Heating: ral’s Preferred Contractor Our mission is to pas- award-winning professional Company: program and are looking sionately pursue comfort service, dedicated customer NW Natural is a local dis- forward to beginning what excellence for all of our care, and continuing to seek tribution company that cur- I am certain will prove to be customers by providing growth opportunities by rently provides natural gas maintaining a well-trained service to approximately 2.5 and industry-leading staff. million people in more than FreeFFrr Estimates! About NW Natural Gas 140 communities through Life is Be� er by the Beach RESIDENTIALR Limited Time Special CONTRACTORC GerberTIRE Home Repairs ALIGNMENT - BRAKES - SHOCKS - 994-2202 $500 off the fi rst month Home Remodels CustomCustom PProjectsrojeecc 2 bedroom 1 bath apartment homes available now starting 503-919-0764 Free Alignment at $1100 per month [email protected]@gr [email protected] w/purchase of 4 new Tires Expires February 19, 2020 gagellcconstruction.com Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM • Sat. 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM 1605 SW Hwy 101 • (541) 994-2202 CCB#CCCCB## 2222261222226261

• Very Quiet & Comfortable with Ocean and Lake Views • Spacious 2 Bedroom/1 Bath Design • Covered Decks & Patios • RV/Boat Storage Available • Upgraded Appliances, including Dishwashers • Garbage Disposals • Convenient On-site Laundry Facility • Washer & Dryer Hook-ups • Lots of storage • Water, Sewer & Garbage Paid • Covered Parking & Garages Available • Super Good Cents Construction • Free Wi-Fi Service • Cable & High Speed Internet Ready • Picnic Area with Built-in BBQ, Table & Benches Shaun Isham • Professional, Caring, On-site Staff • Beautifully Landscaped Grounds 541-994-3600 • 0.6 Mil from Downtown Lincoln City & the Pacifi c Ocean 2730 NE Highway 101 120 SE Mast Ave., Lincoln City, OR 97367 LINCOLN CITY Phone: 541.996.2141 Fax: 541.996.2114 Email us for an application or brochure at

[email protected] 503-581-1813 Subject to terms, conditions and availability. Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Co. As an equal opportunity housing provider, Taylor Real Estate & Management, LLC complies with all fair housing and reasonable accommodation request laws. © 2013 Allstate Insurance Co. 11211918

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A3

February 12, 2020 TheNewsGuard.com A3 Locals receive top honors in higher education

MAX KIRKENDALL Jin was ranked first among his the list this past term were seniors [email protected] class (Plebes) of 1,159 midship- Justin Delfin, studying informa- men. tion systems, Micah Morgan, Several Lincoln City natives and Eastern Oregon University studying engineering, Megan Taft 7-12 graduates are excelling announces fall term dean’s list Theriau, studying English and academically in higher education. Eastern Oregon University Paul Pace, studying management. named 523 students to the Dean’s Pace was also among more than Taft grad tops his class at list for the 2019 Fall term. Qualify- 200 undergraduate, adult degree US Navel Academy ing students achieve and maintain and graduate-level students who Enlisted in the United States a grade point average of 3.5 or received diplomas from George Naval Academy, David Jin (gradu- higher on a 4.0 scale while com- Fox at its Dec. 14, 2019, midyear ate of Taft High, class of 2019), was pleting a minimum of 12 hours of commencement ceremony. Pace awarded as a recipient of Superin- graded EOU coursework. earned a bachelor of arts in man- tendent’s List for Fall 2019. It’s the Among those listed was Mi- agement. most prestigious list among three kayla Blackstocks of Lincoln City. lists given by the Academy (Super- Local Residents Earn Degree intendent’s List, Academic Dean’s Local students earn Dean’s List List, and Commandant’s List). recognition from George Fox from WGU To be able to be listed in Su- University A pair of local residents re- perintendent’s List, a midshipman Several Lincoln City students cently earned their degree from needs to get grades above 3.4 but were among those who earned Western Governors University (WGU), an online, nonprofit uni- also need to get A’s in Conduct, COURTESY PHOTO Dean’s list recognition at George Military Performance (which is Fox University for the fall 2019 versity. Ashlee Claunts, of Lincoln based on the evaluation from all 2019 Taft 7-12 graduated David Jin was ranked first among his class (Plebes) semester. City, has earned a Bachelor of Sci- Plebes (4/C) in the company and of 1,159 midshipmen at the US Navel Academy during the Fall of 2019. Traditional undergraduate ence, Business - Healthcare Man- from upperclassmen (3/C, 2/C, students must earn a 3.5 grade agement degree and Genevieve 1/C) and also from commanders), Jin earned a 4.0 on the grade, A colleagues, upperclassmen and point average or above on 12 or Gray of Gleneden Beach, earned a and an A or B in Physical Educa- on conduct, A on Military Per- commanders), and earned an A on more hours of graded work to earn Master of Arts in Teaching, English tion. formance (ranked first by all his Physical Education. a spot on the Dean’s list. Gracing Education (Secondary) degree. Coastal risks and land use policy create economic tradeoffs for armoring the Oregon Coast CHRIS BRANAM September. of Agricultural Sciences. National Centers for Coastal [email protected] Dundas and Lewis are Funding for the Ocean Science Competitive faculty members in the study was provided by Research Program, through An Oregon land use Department of Applied the National Ocean and its Cooperative Institutes policy creates a large Economics in OSU’s College Atmospheric Association’s Program. economic value for some private homeowners who are allowed to protect their shoreline against erosion, Sat. & Sun. according to a new Oregon State University study. The research directly Headlight Herald April 4 & 5, 2020 informs policy on a conten- tious issue on the Oregon Saturday 9 am to 4 pm Coast – the tradeoff between COURTESY PHOTO a homeowner’s abil- Sunday 11 am to 4 pm ity to protect their private Oceanfront landowners in Neskowin have chosen to use rock at the property and public access revetments, or rip-rap, to protect their properties from erosion. to Oregon’s beaches, said Tillamook County Steven Dundas, correspond- thetics. value of vulnerable prop- ing author and economist Goal 18 exempts prop- erties by 13 percent to 22 Fairgrounds in OSU’s College of Agricul- erty from the restriction percent, but doesn’t affect tural Sciences and Coastal on shoreline armoring if it the value of properties that Oregon Marine Experiment was developed or slated for aren’t vulnerable. We are now booking vendors Station. development prior to Jan. “Given the large eco- The study, published in 1, 1977. nomic value that is attached Contact us now to reserve your space! the Journal of the Associa- Winter storms routinely to the option to armor Saturday, April 7 FREE ADMISSION Tillamook Beekeepers Association is Presenting 10 am to 5 pm tion of Environmental and generate large ocean waves oceanfront property, our at Tillamook County Sunday, April 8 Fairgrounds Resource Economists, also off the Oregon Coast, mak- results indicate that the 11 am toNow 4 pm Taking ReservationsBee Day 2018 • comes at a time when the ing bluff and dune erosion oceanfront land market for Ads and Booth Space! Find out future of coastal manage- a common and irreversible expects low elevation land Promotional ads for the show will be published in the how to ment in Oregon is up for occurrence. At the time on eroding shorelines to weeks preceding the event. The Home & Garden Show discussion given the threats of the study, 49 percent be vulnerable to serious special tabloid section will be distributed in the become a of sea-level rise due to cli- of Oregon’s residential damage without armoring,” Headlight Herald on Wednesday, April 1, and will be Sponsor mate change. oceanfront property – 4,628 Dundas said. promoted on the front page of the paper. Oregon’s Statewide Land parcels — were eligible for While Goal 18 is aimed Use Planning Goals inform armoring. Thirty-six percent at protecting coastal re- The Home & Garden Show Special Section Headlight Herald mandatory and comprehen- were ineligible, and the re- sources from overdevelop- will live on our website for For more information: sive land-use plans at the maining parcels were either ment, ineligible properties one year in a flip book display. Call 503-842-7535 or email Katherine H48178 at [email protected] local level. Goal 18 sets rules state-owned or deemed adjacent to eligible ones sell www.tillamookheadlightherald.com www.tillamookheadlightherald.com • 1906 Second St., Tillamook, OR 97141 for protecting beaches and undevelopable under other for eight percent less due to dunes from development statutes. the potential for increased and reducing impacts from “We found that vulner- damage from deflected natural hazards, including a able properties capitalize wave action. prohibition on “armoring” on this armoring option in a Dundas was a member private property. Armoring big way, Dundas said. of a focus group convened the shoreline with sloped In their empirical analy- by the Oregon Department structures composed of sis of the Oregon ocean- of Land Conservation and an evening at the college large rocks slows down ero- front housing market from Development, which ad- sion on that property – but 2004-2015, Dundas and ministers Goal 18. The focus it has potential to change co-author, OSU economist group discussed the future sediment flows, redirects David Lewis, found that the of the policy during six wave action, and disrupts option for armoring private public meetings in 2019 and recreation access and aes- property can increase the submitted its final report in

march 7, 2020

Building mobility together

samhealth.org/Together http://bit.ly/occcpearls

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A4

A4 TheNewsGuard.com February 12, 2020 Soccer From page A1 “I could set up a small in- rec meetings. I’m just trying to get door arena that would host one the whole community involved end.” field, one game at a time, and it because I think it’s something that The mission of Ulicni’s non- wouldn’t draw much attention,” will benefit Lincoln City.” profit is to nurture the physical, Ulicni said. “What I’m shooting for Regardless of if he is able to mental and emotional growth of is a bit more of a reach, because it build an indoor facility, Ulicni said the youth through the sport of is like a youth community center. a year round program is some- soccer. Teaching from grass roots There’s possibility for other sports thing he definitely wants to make level, up to advanced skill training. to use it as well and train indoors.” happen in Lincoln City. After coaching the fall season, The size and space Ulicni has “In the spring we’d do ad- Ulicni came to the realization that been scoping out can easily host ditional training with just small their success was predicated on two full teams inside and provide games and we could do something the dedication of the kids who enormous possibilities for other in the summer that would be more have been working on their skills community sports. Creating a play than training,” Ulicni said. outside of the season, which is single activity space would allevi- “We could make up a couple of what kicked him into gear to start COURTESY IMAGE ate the pressure from other facili- teams and bring in other schools a year-round program. The proposed soccer arena would be able to host the year-round soccer pro- ties and provide easier scheduling. like Newport, or teams from Salem “It really doesn’t come down to Additionally, Ulicni said it would to play games.” my coaching, it comes down to is gram that would be open to all ages and skill levels in the Lincoln City area. be easier to provide longer and Overall, the goal is to create op- that small group of kids that have more meaningful lessons for the portunity for the kids in the com- done things like this for years,” The program also won’t be soccer season at the community kids’ experience. munity to play year-round, while Ulicni said. “They’ve taken advan- limited to just high school players. center to extend the basketball “In this program I would be also providing the best education tage of every little program they It will include kids as young as 18 season, which is fine. They still getting coaches ahead of time and and environment possible. Soccer could find that was within reach. months and include adult divi- play once a week, but they aren’t But it was only a small core group sions as well. really learning. It’s more of a recess training them, and getting referees has been a passion of Ulicni’s his of kids. If we had their whole class “There should be something kind of a feel. and training them,” he said. “It entire life. As a coach at every level doing something like this we could for everyone,” Ulicni said. “I’m “I’d like to include every age would be more of a proper learn- and advocate of the game, he sees start competing with the big boys, even proposing a child develop- group, similar to how the Commu- ing experience for everyone. I just the potential of a full fledge soccer easily.” ment program. It’s a little kickers nity Center operates now, because want a better quality experience program in Lincoln City. Ideally, Ulicni said he would program ranging from 18 month they do a lot of fantastic things. I for the kids.” “I grew up in Chicago, and like to launch his year-round to nine years old. It’s fantastic, par- would just keep the focus on soc- Currently, Ulicni is waiting I played all year long and I got program in spring of 2021. For ent inclusive and gets everyone cer.” for his 501(c)(3) application to be trained all offseason up until fall the program it won’t just be a few involved.” processed, and then he will be season… and fall season was games in the spring in summer. It According to Ulicni, Lincoln The Facility applying for grants. In the mean where you put it together and you will be full training sessions and City currently has over 200 kids To help accomplish his goal, time, he’s been getting out in the win,” Ulicni said. “I would love to competitive play. competing in the soccer pro- Ulicni has also drafted a plan to community and building support. bring that here. It’s totally possible “Kids can get the experience gram during the fall, just ages six build an indoor soccer arena to ac- “Going out and getting the to do just take somebody willing that they need, through skill les- through 14. During the offseason, commodate the community dur- word out is what I’ve been doing,” to do it. There is support, so I do sons and those who are advanced, several are playing other sports, ing the cold, rainy season. The 300 Ulicni said. “Going and talking believe it’s possible.” of course, we can make a travel but others aren’t. ft by 150 ft facility would hold two to people, talking to businesses, To learn more about the non- team, still teach them, and take “There’s no soccer right now,” fields, locker rooms and showers, a talking to parents, I’m going to profit or to get involved, contact them to tournaments,” Ulicni said. Ulicni said. “They cut the indoor food court and several rooms. city council meetings, parks and Ulicni at [email protected]. Trucks From page A1 kitchen, then reheat it on their food truck. Appicello noted that with a street “We don’t have the infrastruc- vendor license, those non-profits ture for that in Lincoln City,” Clan- would still be able to operate. ton said. “There is a large number The Council also disagreed with of families here that are operating the terminology written by the in other markets, providing jobs in Planning Commission that stated other cities and making money for packaging for any food must be other cities because this law is in biodegradable, prohibiting any place here. plastic or pre-packaged items. We all want to come home. We “That would limit greatly what want to bring our carts, bring our people will be able to sell,” Hoa- families and provide more jobs.” gland said. Mayor Dick Anderson brought The Council then heard com- up the concern of balancing brick ments from the public, including and mortar restaurants paying food truck advocate Dan Clanton, property taxes while the mobile the owner of The Grill 1646 restau- food units are not. Clanton coun- rant. Clanton also operates a food tered by saying most restaurants truck in Bend and is very familiar are leasing property in Lincoln with the rules and regulations City, so they wouldn’t be paying regarding mobile food units. Clanton also raised concerns property taxes, only occupancy about the Planning Commission tax, which is what a mobile food recommendations, such as the unit would pay as well. class one and class two truck pro- The Council continued discus- hibitions. The second concern was sions about prohibiting plastics the use of generators by mobile and prepackaged items. The food unit. Clanton was in support Councilors made the determina- of prohibiting external generators tion that the focus should be on due to the noise they produce. packaging provided to the general His food units are able to operate public such as to go containers at full capacity via a power cord made of plastic or Styrofoam. Chamber Super Auction garners success and sees no need for an external The Council decided to strike generator. the class one and class two COURTESY PHOTO Finally, Clanton touched on prohibition, prohibit plastic and Emcee and State Representative David Gomberg auctions off a basket while Chamber of Commerce the kitchen requirements for these Styrofoam packaging and prohibit Executive Director Lori Arce-Torres displays it to the crowd at last weekend’s Chamber Auction. With 142 mobile food units, citing the fact external generators. After a vote, that as the ordinance was stated, the Council voted unanimously people in attendance, the Chamber offered up 200 items and raised a total of $17,255 in total, up over most food units would have to to approve the ordinance with the $2,000 from last year’s auction. cook their food in a commercial changes made. OCCC From page A1 The college will also be able to offer classes and freedom to work with part- will see,” said Dan Lara, faculty – but it also calls out able to be more responsive programs offered by that ners and stakeholders in OCCC’s Chief Academic the commitment Lincoln retaining responsibility for to local needs in the years college. Lincoln County to evaluate, Officer. “The college County residents have maintaining the appropriate to come. When accredited Now that Oregon Coast create, and adjust sustain- anticipates that all stu- repeatedly and consistently levels of academic rigor and through a larger college, is an independent institu- able programs to meet the dents graduating in 2021 shown to their community course content. OCCC was generally only tion, it will be have greater needs of local students and and thereafter will receive college. the broader Lincoln County Oregon Coast Community “The donors who have economy. College diplomas.” supported the college and The Oregon Coast Di- Lara explained that it its students, through gifts to ploma would be unfair to transi- the OCCC Foundation, are “And, there’s one more tion students receiving paramount examples of this change that our students financial aid between support. On behalf of those institutions mid-year, so donors and our entire OCCC students graduating in June family, we’re extremely 2020 will still earn PCC di- proud and excited, and we plomas. Some of the OCCC want our students and our ORGANIC NAVEL students without financial community to share that ORANGES aid packages, however, may pride and excitement. The $1.29 LB have the option to receive ‘Oregon Coast Diploma’ is ORGANIC INDIA the College’s first-ever of- one of many ways they’ll be TULSI TEAS ficial diplomas in 2020. able to do just that.” $4.99 BOX “The name on a diploma “For me, personally and may seem just symbolic,” professionally, this is the NOW VITAMIN C Lara said, “but to the OCCC most meaningful accom- ELDERBERRY community, it represents so plishment of my career,” Austin L Kasner 30 PKTS $11.99 Financial Advisor www.edwardjones.com much more. Not only does Ryslinge said. “I am deeply Member SIPC ORGANIC MAPLE it reflect the unprecedented touched to be part of the 5053 Sw Highway 101 amount of hard work put history of this incredible Suite A SYRUP Lincoln City, OR 97367 $7.99 LB in to get us here – work college, and to have helped 541-614-1756 1026 SE Jetty Ave., Lincoln City performed by our manage- secure its place in Lincoln Open Mon.–Sat. 9:30–7:00 ment team, our students, County, in Oregon, and Sun. 11–6 541-994-5665 our staff, and our amazing nationally.” Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A5

February 12, 2020 TheNewsGuard.com A5 VOICES & OBITUARIES ONLINE POLL

Vol. 93 No. 7 This week Last week’s results USPS 388-100 What’s your Are you Published Weekly by Country Media Inc. overall feeling concerned about 1818 NE 21st Street Lincoln City, Oregon about Valentine’s contracting the 97367-0848 Day? new coronavirus?

Phone: (541) 994-2178 24% Very Concerned Fax: (541) 994-7613 www.thenewsguard.com q It’s the best! 30% Somewhat q It’s the worst! Concerned Annual Subscription Rates: q 46% Not Concerned at $52.00 In-County Indifferent $72.00 out of County all Vote online at thenewsguard.com see how your opinion compares. Oregon Senators react to President Trump’s Frank Perea II Publisher State of the Union, impeachment acquittal United States President Oregon’s U.S. Senator reinforces that while Presi- in President Trump’s own nership in tackling the great Donald Trump gave his 2020 Jeff Merkley released the fol- dent Trump ran on a ‘drain self-dealing, attempting to challenges facing America.” State of the Union address lowing statement after the the swamp’ platform, he has use the power of the U.S. Senator Ron Wyden also Feb. 4 as he mulled through State of the Union Address: spent the last three years government to cheat in the released the following state- several talking points. “This State of the Union becoming the most corrupt 2020 election. ment in response to Donald Sandwiched between took place under the American president in mod- “Our democracy has Trump’s State of the Union President Trump’s appeared shadow of an impeachment ern history. From prescrip- survived for over two address: Max Kirkendall centuries because honest “If you want to see what Managing Editor snubbed handshake of trial that has clearly become tion drug prices, to Social U.S. House Speaker Nancy a cover-up. President Trump Security and Medicare, to a public servants have come Donald Trump would do Pelosi and Pelosi ripping up may have intended to use tax scheme that gave away together, regardless of party with four more years, look affiliation, to insist on a back at his record of ignor- a copy of his speech at its tonight’s speech to divert our national treasury to the government of, by, and for ing the problems typical conclusion, the president Americans’ attention from wealthiest, the pattern has the people. Today, we face families face over the last spoke on the state of the the cloud that hangs over been clear: When rich and another key juncture in the three. economy, low unemploy- his presidency, but no words powerful special interests great American story. May ment statistics and Medi- can distract from the cor- come knocking, President the path ahead be one of See more online at the- care for All. He also awarded ruption of his attempts to Trump won’t hesitate to sell restored integrity and part- newsguard.com. Yalanda Lietz the Presidential Medal of pressure a foreign govern- out working Americans for Office Manager/Legals Freedom to Rush Limbaugh ment to intervene in our his own political benefit. and reunited an American election. This unchecked corrup- soldier with his family. “Tonight’s speech only tion has come to a head VOICES OF THE COMMUNITY More Fun & Games Letter: What’s Ness? meet friends, take part in @ TheNewsGuard.com/games activities and learn from Nicole Clarke each other. Wholesome Marketing Consultant Businesses, organiza- tions, and medical doctors lunches and snacks are use acronyms. You may be served each day. familiar with some like IBM, Because NESS Club AAA, YMCA, AARP, CPOD, participants are not able to TB or MS, but do you know care for themselves, their what NESS stands for? caregivers cannot leave NESS is North End Se- them at home alone. NESS nior Services, an adult day provides respite from their 24/7 responsibilities. Janelle Tate service facility for those with Creative Director disabilities, chronic condi- This non-profit organi- tions or dementia. Their zation is a much-needed membership in the NESS facility for the commu- Club provides times of nity. You never know when WRITE TO US: this could be just the help Letters are limited to 250 respite for their family care words and will be edited for givers. you need. NESS is here for grammar and spelling and The NESS Club operates you. may be edited to remove three days a week, Monday, There will be more about errors, unsubstantiated or irre- Wednesday and Friday in NESS in future articles. sponsible allegations or clarity. Call 541-921-0937 for more Letters containing details the Taft Building in Lincoln presented as facts rather than City at 1206 SE 48th Place. information. opinion must include sources. NESS members are pro- Letters not following this vided with a safe, nurturing Margaret Kerr, policy will not be published. environment where they NESS Member All submissions must include full name, local street address and phone number. Submissions should be e-mailed to newsguardeditor@ IN MEMORY countrymedia.net. By submitting a letter, writers also grant permission for them to be posted online. Opinions Kirk Ehrenfelt expressed on this page are the writer’s alone and do not Kirk Ehrenfelt, 79, of represent the opinion of The Bentonville, Arkansas, News Guard or its parent passed away Tuesday, Janu- company, Country Media, Inc. ary 28, 2020 in Fayetteville, Arkansas after a brief illness ADVERTISING DEADLINES: with small cell lung cancer. Advertising: Friday, 3 p.m. He was born July 8, 1940 Legals, Community news and in Muscatine, Iowa to James listings: Thursday at 5 p.m. Russell and Lavanda Lanora Sports information and Letters Gingerich Ehrenfelt. to the editor: Friday at noon. He was preceded in POSTMASTER: death by his parents; a brother, Larry Ehrenfelt; Send address changes to of the home; three sons, The News Guard, P.O. Box 848, and a daughter, Kaci Lynn Stacey Ehrenfelt (Tammy) of Lincoln City, OR 97367-0848. Ehrenfelt. Lincoln City, Oregon, Tracey Periodicals Postage paid at Kirk was an Army vet- Lincoln City, OR 97367 and at Ehrenfelt (Julie) of Mount eran serving in Germany as additional mailing offices. Angel, Oregon and Shawn a military police officer dur- © 2019 The News Guard. Ehrenfelt (Anita) of Lincoln ing the Vietnam Era. He was City, Oregon; a daughter, a sergeant on the Lincoln Dana Talley of Bentonville, City Police Force for seven The News Guard has Arkansas; two brothers, Jim years. Kirk drove trucks several options for Ehrenfelt (Virginia) and Bill for his brothers’ concrete submitting obituaries: Ehrenfelt (Barb Aldeman), business in Wellman, Iowa both of Wellman, Iowa; 13 • Basic: Includes the person’s for 25 years. He retired from name, age, town of residency, grandchildren, Stepha- Spirit Mountain Casino in and information about any nie, Dani, Hannah, Ryan, funeral services. No cost. Grand Ronde, Oregon where Michael, Austin, Sarah, • Custom: Choice of length he worked as a security Maggie, Bradley (Saman- and wording. The cost is $75 guard. He enjoyed fishing for the first 200 words, $50 for tha), Zach, Samantha, Dylan and hunting in Oregon with each additional 200 words. and Ehren; and four great- Includes a small photo at no his three sons and spending grandchildren. additional cost. time with his grandchildren. No services are sched- • Premium Obituary: Often Kirk also enjoyed following uled at this time. Condo- used by families who wish to the Iowa Hawkeyes. include multiple photos with a lences at www.beardsfuner- He is survived by his longer announcement, or who alchapel.com wish to run a thank-you. Cost wife, Donna Ross Ehrenfelt varies based on the length of the announcement. All obituary announcements are placed on The News NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE OREGON YOUTHLINE Guard’s website at no cost. 1-800-273-8255 | suicidepreventionlifeline.org 877-968-8491 | Text “teen2teen” to 839863

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A6 TheNewsGuard.com February 12, 2020

Place an Ad Autos, Homes, Jobs, Sales ONLINE Days Online! www.TheNewsGuard.com 7a Week

100-400 Services, Etc. 500 Jobs 600 Autos 700 Stuff for Sale Classifieds 800 Rentals To place an ad: Call (541) 994-2178 or go to TheNewsGuard.com and click + Place your ad 900 Real Estate DEADLINES: Advertising – Fridays at 3 p.m. • Legals – Thursdays at 5 p.m. 999 Public Notices

106 714 999 999 999 999 999 999 Senior Services Appliances Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices 3

3 Bidders are required to the right to reject any the vicinity of the proj- person within 10 days ADDITION TO NEW- court costs arising from 1 2 0 2 9 L conduct a field review bid considered non-re- ect site, please provide of the date of mailing PORT, in the City of or associated with the 5

5 of the project area. Con- sponsive by the NRWD a copy of this notice to of this notice, pursuant Newport, County of Lin- beneficiaries efforts to 8 Expert Repair on 1 tact NRWD for entry to Board. each tenant or lessee. to Sections 17.52.240 coln and State of Ore- protect and preserve its pump station at least For More Information (I) and 17.76.040 (A) gon. Commonly known security, all of which ALL BRANDS C B # 48 hours in advance of The project file, includ- of the Lincoln City Mu- as: 1036 NE Eads St, must be paid as a condi- Kitchen • Laundry • Refrigeration visit. To schedule a visit, ing the conditions of nicipal Code. If you own Newport, OR 97365 The tion of reinstatement, in- 541-994-3155 NG20-42 call manager Troy Trute approval, may be re- property that is rented or undersigned hereby cer- cluding all sums that Volunteers Wanted NOTICE OF SITE PLAN / NRWD (503)392-3966 viewed at the Planning leased in the vicinity of tifies that based upon shall accrue through re- REVIEW APPROVAL We’re Looking for or email tnt@neskow- & Community Develop- the project site, please business records there instatement or pay-off. The Lincoln City Plan- Volunteers Who Can... inwater.com Questions ment Department, 801 provide a copy of this are no known written as- Nothing in this notice ning and Community 999 and requests for clari- SW Hwy 101 in Lincoln notice to each tenant or signments of the trust shall be construed as a Sing, Dance, Play an Development Depart- Public Notices fications shall be sub- City, between 8:00 a.m. lessee. For More Infor- deed by the trustee or waiver of any fees owing Instrument, Read Aloud, ment received an ap- mitted to Troy Trute / and 5:00 p.m., Monday mation The project file, by the beneficiary, ex- to the Beneficiary under plication for the project Cook or Bake, Transport NRWD and Dave Crimp through Friday. Copies including the conditions cept as recorded in the the Deed of Trust pursu- NG20-43 described below. The to Medical Appts, Play / Clearwater Engineer- of the project materials of approval, may be re- records of the county or ant to the terms of the INVITATION TO BID Planning & Community Board Games, Give Hair ing (541)456-2045 and criteria are avail- viewed at the Planning counties in which the loan documents. Where- Neskowin Regional Development Director Cuts, Paint and Draw, [email protected]. All writ- able for inspection at no & Community Develop- above described real of, notice hereby is giv- Water District Waterline has reviewed and ap- Sit and Talk, Build a Bird ten questions must be cost and will be provided ment Department, 801 property is situated. Fur- en that QUALITY LOAN Project D9/D12 proved the project with received no later than upon request at reason- SW Hwy 101 in Lincoln ther, no action has been SERVICE CORPORA- House, Write Poetry or Neskowin Regional conditions following a 7 calendar days prior to able cost. City, between 8:00 a.m. instituted to recover the TION OF WASHING- Prose, Wash Windows, Water District (NRWD) site plan review meeting the bid date. If you have questions and 5:00 p.m., Monday debt, or any part thereof, TON, the undersigned Do Tai Chi, Teach invites bids for the con- on January 30, 2020. Bid Closing concerning the project, through Friday. Copies now remaining secured trustee will on 5/21/2020 Mindfulness/Meditation/ struction of water main Description of Project Sealed bid proposals please contact Anne of the project materials by the trust deed, or, if at the hour of 10:00 AM, Yoga, etc. from Terrace Drive to The project is a mixed- will be received at Nes- Marie Skinner, Direc- and criteria are avail- such action has been in- Standard of Time, as es- Odin Way in Neskowin, use development con- kowin Regional Water tor, at the Planning and able for inspection at no stituted, such action has tablished by section Oregon. The proposed sisting of the existing Call 541-921-0937 District at 47880 South Community Develop- cost and will be provided been dismissed except 187.110, Oregon Re- work includes: commercial building, Beach Road, Neskowin, ment Department, 801 upon request at reason- as permitted by ORS vised Statues, At the Connect to existing 8” existing storage, exist- Many Thanks to The News OR 97368. Bids are due SW Hwy 101, Lincoln able cost. If you have 86.752(7). Both the ben- south entrance to the C900 at Ocean Way and ing car wash facility, and Guard for Supporting North End March 2, 2020 no later City, OR, 97367, or questions concerning eficiary and the trustee Lincoln County Court- Terrace Drive. 100 LF 8” construction of two new Senior Solutions! than 1:00 p.m. phone (541) 996-1227, the project, please con- have elected to sell the house, located at 225 W C900 to highway apartment buildings and Bids will be time or email askinner@lin- tact Anne Marie Skinner, said real property to sat- Olive Street, Newport, • 160 LF 10” HDPE in additional storage units, stamped at NRWD at colncity.org. Director, at the Plan- isfy the obligations se- OR 97365 County of directional bore under along with redoing the the stated deadline ning and Community cured by said trust deed LINCOLN, State of Ore- Highway 101 at MP 99. parking area, signage, CCB Registration Development Depart- and notice has been re- gon, sell at public auc- 515 • 1,362 LF 8” C900 pipe and landscaping. The Employment Opps At the time of the Offer ment, 801 SW Hwy corded pursuant to Sec- tion to the highest bidder trench on east side of project site is at 660 opening, Offeror and NG20-40 101, Lincoln City, OR, tion 86.752(3) of Oregon for cash the interest in Highway 101. From MP SE Hwy 101 (Tax Map sub-contractors must be NOTICE OF SITE PLAN 97367, or phone (541) Revised Statutes. There the said described real 99 at Ocean Way to 07-11-15-DB-12200) registered for the appro- REVIEW APPROVAL 996-1227, or email is a default by grantor or property which the CAPE KIWANDA • 286 LF 8” C900 from in the General Com- priate category with the The Lincoln City Plan- askinner@lincolncity. other person owing an grantor had or had pow- Tibbets Road tie-in to mercial (GC) zone. The RV RESORT & State of Oregon Con- ning and Community org. DATE MAILED: obligation, performance er to convey at the time Hills of Neskowin (HON) applicant is Knottworks MARKETPLACE struction Contractor’s Development Depart- February 4, 2020 DATE of which is secured by of the execution by him Pump Station. Construction, and the is accepting Board. ment received an ap- PUBLISHED: February the trust deed, or by the of the said trust deed, • 8-inch and 2-inch pres- property owner is Star applications for the Wage Rates This is a plication for the project 12, 2020 successor in interest, together with any inter- sure reducing valves at Storage Lincoln City, Prevailing Wage Rate described below. The with respect to provi- est which the grantor or following positions: HON Pump Station LLC. (File SPR 2019-07) project if the cost is over Planning & Community sions therein which au- his successors in inter- • Reservation Technician • 1588 LF 8” C900 on Approval of Site Plan $50,000. The District will Development Director thorize sale in the event est acquired after the • Cashiers Tibbets Road from HON The Planning & Commu- consider no Offer un- has reviewed and ap- NG20-26 of such provision. The execution of said trust • Deli Cooks Pump Station to Odin nity Development Direc- less the Offer contains proved the project with TRUSTEE’S NOTICE default for which foreclo- deed, to satisfy the fore- • Market and Gift Shop Way in Viking Estates. tor, pursuant to Section a statement by the Of- conditions following a OF SALE T.S. No.: OR- sure is made is grantor’s going obligations there- Electronic documents 17.52.240 Site Plan Re- Assistants feror as a part of its Of- site plan review meeting 19-854577-BB Refer- failure to pay when due by secured and the may be requested from view of the Lincoln City • House Keepers fer that the provisions of on January 30, 2020. ence is made to that cer- the following sum: TO- costs and expenses of ARC/Oregon Planwell Municipal Code, has ORS 279C.800 through Description of Project tain deed made by, TAL REQUIRED TO RE- sale, including a reason- DORYLAND for the cost of reproduc- reviewed and approved 279C.870, relative to The project is to con- CHARLES E ELMORE INSTATE: $16,767.83 able charge by the trust- PIZZA tion and delivery. Go to the project, subject to a prevailing wage rates, struct a yurt at Devils AND CHRISTY M EL- TOTAL REQUIRED TO ee. Notice is further giv- http://www.e-arc.com/ number of conditions. is accepting shall be complied with Lake State Recreation MORE, AS TENANTS PAYOFF: $344,263.48 en that any person location/portland/, se- Decisions of the Plan- applications for the by the successful Of- Area. The project en- BY THE ENTIRETY as Because of interest, late named in Section lect Public Projects and ning & Community De- following positions: feror and all subcontrac- tails adding a yurt to Grantor to TRANSNA- charges, and other 86.778 of Oregon Re- then the project name velopment Director may • Cashiers tors. the existing site. The TION TITLE INSUR- charges that may vary vised Statutes has the from the list. Bid docu- be appealed to the Plan- Owner’s Right to Re- project site is at 1452 ANCE COMPANY, as from day-to-day, the right to have the foreclo- • Cooks and Food ments and plan hold- ning Commission by the ject Bids Offers may be NE 6th Drive (Tax Map trustee, in favor of amount due on the day sure proceeding dis- Preparation ers list may be viewed applicant or any interest- held by the District for a 07-11-15-AA-01100) in MORTGAGE ELEC- you pay may be greater. missed and the trust • Bussers and purchased online. ed person within 10 days period of not to exceed the Park (P) zone. The TRONIC REGISTRA- It will be necessary for deed reinstated by pay- • Alcohol Servers Only bidders who re- of the date of mailing of sixty (60) days from the applicant is Katrina Kam TION SYSTEMS, INC., you to contact the Trust- ment to the beneficiary ceive a full set of plans this notice, pursuant to Professional date of Offer opening for with Oregon Parks and AS NOMINEE FOR DE- ee before the time you of the entire amount from ARC/Oregon will Sections 17.52.240 (I) customer service skills the purpose of reviewing Recreation Department, CISION ONE MORT- tender reinstatement or then due (other than be added to the Plan and 17.76.040 (A) of the and excellent attitude the Offers and investi- and the property owner GAGE COMPANY, LLC, the payoff amount so such portion of said prin- holders List and receive Lincoln City Municipal required. gating the qualifications is Oregon Parks and ITS SUCCESSORS that you may be advised cipal as would not then any addenda issued. Code. of the Offerors prior to Recreation Department. AND ASSIGNS, as Ben- of the exact amount you be due had no default For help, call ARC/Or- If you own property that Please apply: awarding the contract. (File SPR 2019-09)Ap- eficiary, dated will be required to pay. occurred), together with egon at 503/227-3424 is rented or leased in 33305 Cape The District reserves proval of Site Plan The 5/17/2006, recorded By reason of the default, the costs, trustee’s and fax 503/299-6060 pdx. Planning & Community 5/24/2006, in official re- the beneficiary has de- attorney’s fees and cur- Kiwanda Dr. [email protected].

H48513 Development Director, cords of LINCOLN clared all sums owing on ing any other default Pacific City, OR Engineer’s construc- Smoker Kraft Alaskan pursuant to Section County, Oregon as fee/ the obligation secured complained of in the No- tion cost estimate for 97135 17.52.240 Site Plan Re- file/instrument/microfilm/ by the trust deed imme- tice of Default by tender- this Work is $350,000. 15 ft “Run-About” 503-965-6230, Ext. 3 view of the Lincoln City reception number diately due and payable, ing the performance re- Please do not contact Municipal Code, has 200607827 and subse- those sums being the quired under the or apply online at Owner for bid docu- Pedestal steering, 15HP, 2 cycle, reviewed and approved quently assigned or following, to- wit: The in- obligation or trust deed, capekiwandarvresort.com ments. Yamaha outboard motor. the project, subject to transferred by operation stallments of principal at any time prior to five Ready to Fish & Crab conditions. Decisions of law to Deutsche Bank and interest which be- days before the date last of the Planning & Com- National Trust Compa- came due on 11/1/2018, set for sale. Other than 4 crab traps, rod holders, anchor, 60’ anchor munity Development ny, as Trustee, in trust and all subsequent in- as shown of record, nei- rope, fl oat, anchor w/ chain, “easy-loader” Director may be ap- for the registered hold- stallments of principal ther the beneficiary nor NOW IS THE trailer. Rough around the edges, needs some pealed to the Planning ers of Morgan Stanley and interest through the the trustee has any ac- TLC, reasonably priced. Commission by the ap- ABS Capital I Inc. Trust date of this Notice, plus tual notice of any person plicant or any interested 2006-HE5, Mortgage amounts that are due (if having or claiming to TIME TO BUY Call Dennis (503) 896-6079 Pass-Through Certifi- applicable) for late have any lien upon or Seagrove Home! cates, Series 2006 HE5 charges, delinquent interest in the real prop- Beautiful covering the following property taxes, insur- erty hereinabove de- Manufactured described real property ance premiums, ad- scribed subsequent to Home in Seagrove Community. Large lot situated in said County, vances made on senior the interest of the trust- with low maintenance, and State. APN: 11-11- liens, taxes and/or insur- ee in the trust deed, or Backyard, RV Parking, 05-DA-02700 R236627 ance, trustee’s fees, and of any successor in in- 2 car garage & New Lot 4, Block 9, BAKER’S any attorney fees and terest to grantor or of Siding. MLS#19-2953 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY $249,000 FULL TIME UTILITY CLERK- Price Reduced Lot Motivated Seller! CITY OF TILLAMOOK Desirable & Buildable Ocean View Lot, COMPENSATION: $16.83-$19.98 per hour Roads End Area, Utilities At Street, PURPOSE OF POSITION: Work with the public to perform Property Backs Up To A Forest. MLS#19-935 various accounting and customer service tasks and respond $103,900 to inquiries, complaints and requests for assistance from customers. Stunning Ocean Views NOW HIRING Gated Community JOB QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Advanced knowledge of Lincoln Shore of accounting and a variety of office procedures and Bus Drivers Star Resort, Walls practices, use of office equipment, word processing of Windows, Open Tillamook County Transportation District (TCTD) is looking Concept Floor Plan, software, etc. Equivalent to high school plus additional Grand Fireplace, specialized training and one year experience in maintaining for customer service-oriented individuals to join our team of Jacuzzi Tub & So financial records and dealing with the public, or any professional drivers. Training provided along with competitive Much More! MLS#19- 981 $983,975 satisfactory combination of experience and training which wages and benefits. demonstrates the knowledge, skills and abilities to perform Application available online at: the above duties. http://www.nworegontransit.org/jobs/transit-driver/ H48646 Complete job description and application may be picked Submit completed application to: up at Tillamook City Hall, 2211 3rd Street Suite A, Tillamook Tillamook County Transportation District 3891 NW Hwy 101 541-994-9111 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday, or go to Attn: Driver Position Lincoln City 800-462-0197 www.tillamookor.gov for announcement, job description Tillamook County Transportation District H48669 3600 Third Street, Suite A Website: www.realestatelincolncity.com and application. A resume is required. Questions: (503) 374-1828. Closes Friday, February 21, 2020 at Tillamook OR 97141 “Connecting the community through sustainable transit services” INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED 4:00 p.m. EOE Fax: 503-815-2834 or email: [email protected] All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and is subject to change. Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date 1/2/2019

Contact: Doug Pilant Telephone: 503-842-3115 Email: [email protected]

Tillamook County Transportation District Announces Board Vacancy

The Tillamook County Transportation District (TCTD) Board of Directors is requesting applications from citizens interested in filling the Board’s Position # 5 vacancy. The District’s Board of Directors are responsible for adopting an annual budget and setting policy for the operations of all public transportation in Tillamook County.

TCTD was established in July 1997 to provide Tillamook County residents with public transportation services. The District has grown over the years and now operates 7 fixed routes 7 days per week providing connecting services to Portland, Lincoln City, Cannon Beach, Salem and Yamhill County. The District also operates demand response services called Dial-A-Ride and provides non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) services for Tillamook County residents to access to medical services in Portland and Salem. TCTD also operates the NW Rides NEMT brokerage, which coordinates medical transportation throughout Tillamook, Clatsop and Columbia counties.

The person appointed to this position will serve until the next district election in May 2021. Applicants are required to reside within the District and be a registered voter. Applications will be accepted until February 1, 2019 at 5 PM.

Application forms are available on the District’s website at www.tillamookbus.com or may be picked up at the TCTD Office located at 3600 3rd Street, Suite A, Tillamook. For more information please contact Cathy Bond at 503-842-2693 or at [email protected].

3600 Third St. Ste A, Tillamook OR 97141  (503) 815-8283  Fax (503) 815-2834 www.tillamookbus.com February 12, 2020 TheNewsGuard.com A7

999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices any lessee or other per- dential property sold at a vouchers to the per- property is identified as Use Applications in Pro- OF SALE Reference the rate of 4.50000% Notice of Default by ten- son in possession of or trustee’s sale may have sonal representative c/o Assessor’s Map 06-11- cess”). A brochure de- is made to that certain per annum from Decem- dering the performance occupying the property, been used in manufac- Stephanie A. Jensen, 35-CC-02400 and 006- scribing public hearing Trust Deed made by, ber 1, 2016 until paid; required under the ob- except: Name and Last turing methamphet- 217 E. Main Street, Hill- 11-35-CC-02900 The procedures is included BERT E. MCKIBBEN plus all accrued late ligation or Trust Deed, Known Address and Na- amines, the chemical sboro, OR 97123, (503) applicant and owner is with this notice. as Grantor to WEST- charges thereon; and at any time prior to five ture of Right, Lien or In- components of which 640-1212, within four Woods One LLC. The If you have questions ERN TITLE & ESCROW all Trustee’s fees, fore- days before the date terest Christy Elmore are known to be toxic. months from the date of applicant is represented concerning the project, as Trustee, in favor of closure costs and any last set for sale. With- 1036 NE Eads St New- Prospective purchasers first publication of this by Richard Townsend. please contact Anne MORTGAGE ELEC- sums advanced by the out limiting the Trustee’s port, OR 97365 Original of residential property notice as stated below, (File ANNEX 2020-01/ Marie Skinner, Plan- TRONIC REGISTRA- Beneficiary pursuant to disclaimer of represen- Borrower Charles El- should be aware of this or they may be barred. CPA & ZC 2020-02) ning and Community TION SYSTEMS, INC., the terms of said Trust tations or warranties, more 1036 NE Eads St potential danger before All persons whose rights Public Hearing Criteria Development Director, as designated nomi- Deed. Wherefore, no- Oregon law requires Newport, OR 97365 deciding to place a bid may be affected by this The applicable criteria at Planning and Com- nee for PLAZA HOME tice is hereby given that, the Trustee to state in Original Borrower For for this property at the proceeding may obtain by which the applica- munity Development, MORTGAGE, INC., the undersigned Trustee this notice that some Sale Information Call: trustee’s sale. NOTICE additional information tion will be evaluated by 801 SW Highway 101, Beneficiary of the secu- will on May 4, 2020 at residential property sold 916-939-0772 or Login TO TENANTS: TEN- from the records of the the Planning Commis- Lincoln City, Oregon, rity instrument, its suc- the hour of 10:00 AM, at a Trustee’s sale may to: www.nationwidepost- ANTS OF THE SUB- court, the personal rep- sion and City Council 97367; by phone at cessors and assigns, Standard of Time, as have been used in man- ing.com In construing JECT REAL PROPER- resentative or the at- are ORS 222.120, ORS 541.996.1227; or email dated as of December established by Section ufacturing methamphet- this notice, the singular TY HAVE CERTAIN torney for the personal 222.170, ORS 222.520 at askinner@lincolncity. 16, 2013 and recorded 187.110, Oregon Re- amines, the chemical includes the plural, the PROTECTIONS AFF- representative. and ORS 222.524; con- org. on December 20, 2013 vised Statues, at the components of which word “grantor” includes FORDED TO THEM Date and first published: sistency with the Lincoln Planning Commission as Instrument No. 2013- Olive Street entrance are known to be toxic. any successor in inter- UNDER ORS 86.782 February 05,2020 City Comprehensive and City Council hear- 12113 and the beneficial to the Lincoln County Prospective purchasers est to this grantor as AND POSSIBLY UN- Personal Representa- Plan including Urbaniza- ings are televised live on interest was assigned to Courthouse, 225 W Ol- of residential property well as any other person DER FEDERAL LAW. tive: Kristine M. Kelly tion Policy 5(g): “Annex- Charter Channel 4 Lin- Lakeview Loan Servic- ive, Newport, OR 97365 should be aware of this owing an obligation, the ATTACHED TO THIS Attorney for the Person- ation of sites within the coln City and rebroad- ing, LLC and recorded County of Lincoln, sell potential danger be- performance of which is NOTICE OF SALE, AND al Representative: UGB shall be reviewed cast at various times. September 18, 2017 at public auction to the fore deciding to place secured by the trust INCORPORATED Stephanie A. Jensen by the Planning Com- They are streamed live as Instrument Number highest bidder for cash a bid for this property deed, and the words HEREIN, IS A NOTICE 217 E. Main Street Hilis- mission and shall be on the internet through a 2017-09047 of official the interest in the said at the Trustee’s sale. In “trustee” and “beneficia- TO TENANTS THAT boro, OR 97123 in accordance with rel- link on the City of Lincoln records in the Office described real property construing this notice, ry” include their respec- SETS FORTH SOME evant Oregon statutes.”; City website, and can of the Recorder of Lin- which the Grantor had the masculine gender tive successors in inter- OF THE PROTEC- consistency as appli- be viewed following the coln County, Oregon or had power to convey includes the feminine est, if any. Pursuant to TIONS THAT ARE cable with Statewide meeting. The meeting to-wit: APN: R57150 at the time of the execu- and the neuter, the sin- Oregon Law, this sale AVAILABLE TO A TEN- Planning Goals; and location is accessible to THE NORTH 70 FEET tion by him of the said gular includes plural, the NG20-35 will not be deemed final ANT OF THE SUBJECT Lincoln City Municipal persons with disabilities. OF LOT 100, BLOCK Trust Deed, together word “Grantor” includes NOTICE OF PUBLIC until the Trustee’s deed REAL PROPERTY AND Code §17.12.050 Zon- A request for an inter- 6, PANTHER CREEK with any interest which any successor in inter- HEARING FOR PROP- has been issued by WHICH SETS FORTH ing of Annexed Areas, preter for the hearing SUBDIVISION, COUN- the Grantor or his suc- est to the Grantor as ERTY-OWNER INITI- QUALITY LOAN SER- CERTAIN REQUIR- Chapter 17.16 Single- impaired, for a hearing TY OF LINCOLN AND cessors in interest ac- well as any other per- ATED ANNEXATION, VICE CORPORATION MENTS THAT MUST Family Residential (R-1) impaired device, or for STATE OF OREGON. quired after the execu- sons owing an obliga- COMPREHENSIVE OF WASHINGTON. If BE COMPLIED WITH zone, Chapter 17.76 Ad- other accommodations Commonly known as: tion of said Trust Deed, tion, the performance PLAN MAP AMEND- any irregularities are BY ANY TENANT IN ministrative Provisions, for persons with disabili- 336 N SYLVAN PLACE, to satisfy the foregoing of which is secured by MENT, AND ZONE discovered within 10 ORDER TO OBTAIN and Chapter 17.88 ties, should be made OTIS, OR 97368 Both obligations thereby se- said Trust Deed, the CHANGE days of the date of this THE AFFORDED PRO- Amendments. Annexa- at least 48 hours in ad- the Beneficiary, Lakev- cured and the costs words “Trustee” and Lincoln City Planning sale, the trustee will re- TECTION, AS RE- tions are not subject to vance of the meeting to iew Loan Servicing, and expenses of sale, “Beneficiary” includes and Community Devel- scind the sale, return the QUIRED UNDER ORS appeal. Appeals to the Cathy Steere, City Re- LLC, and the Trustee, including a reasonable their respective succes- opment has scheduled buyer’s money and take 86.771. TS No: OR-19- Land Use Board of Ap- corder, at 541.996.1203. Nathan F. Smith, Esq., charge by the Trustee. sors in interest, if any. public hearings for the further action as neces- 854577-BB Dated: peals (LUBA) for the MAILED: January 28, OSB #120112, have Notice is further given Dated: 12/20/2019 By: project described below sary. If the sale is set 1/14/2020 Quality Loan Comprehensive Plan 2020 elected to sell the said that any person named Nathan F. Smith, Esq., as follows: aside for any reason, in- Service Corporation of amendment and/or zone PUBLISHED: February real property to satisfy in Section 86.753 of Or- OSB #120112 Succes- Lincoln City Planning cluding if the Trustee is Washington, as Trustee change are limited to 5, 2020 and February the obligations secured egon Revised Statutes sor Trustee Malcolm & Commission: Tuesday, unable to convey title, Signature By: Shawn only persons who have 12, 2020 by said Trust Deed and has the right to have the Cisneros, A Law Corpo- February 18, 2020 at the Purchaser at the Sta Ines, Assistant Sec- presented written and/ notice has been record- foreclosure proceed- ration Attention: Nathan 6:00 p.m. sale shall be entitled retary Trustee’s Mailing or oral testimony at the ed pursuant to Section ing dismissed and the F. Smith, Esq., OSB Lincoln City City Coun- only to a return of the Address: Quality Loan hearings before the Lin- NG20-33 LEGAL NO- 86.735(3) of Oregon Re- Trust Deed reinstated #120112 c/o TRUSTEE cil: Monday, April 13, monies paid to the Service Corp. of Wash- coln City Planning Com- TICE- UPDATE 1.2.20 vised Statutes. The de- by payment to the Ben- CORPS 17100 Gillette 2020 at 6:00 p.m. Trustee. This shall be ington 108 1st Ave mission or City Council. Lincoln City Storage & fault for which the fore- eficiary of the entire Ave, Irvine, CA 92614 Both public hearings will the Purchaser’s sole South, Suite 202, Seat- The failure to raise an Lighthouse 101 Storage closure is made is the amount then due (other 949-252-8300Order be held in the Council and exclusive remedy. tle, WA 98104 Toll Free: issue in person or by 3796 SE Highway 101 Grantor’s failure to pay: than such portion of said Number 68225, Pub Chambers at City Hall, The purchaser shall (866) 925-0241 Trust- letter, or the failure to Lincoln City, OR 97367 Failed to pay payments principal as would not Dates: 02/05/2020, 801 SW Highway 101, have no further recourse ee’s Physical Address: provide sufficient speci- 541-996-3555 which became due then be due had no de- 02/12/2020, 02/19/2020, Lincoln City, Oregon. against the Trustor, the Quality Loan Service ficity to allow the Plan- The following units will Monthly Payment(s): fault occurred), together 02/26/2020, THE NEWS Any person who may be Trustee, the Beneficiary, Corp. of Washington ning Commission or City be sold at Public Auction 1 Monthly Payment(s) with the costs, Trustee’s GUARD affected is invited to at- the Beneficiary’s Agent, 108 1 st Ave South, Council an opportunity on February 26, 2020 at from 01/01/2017 to or attorney’s fees and tend and participate in or the Beneficiary’s -At Suite 202, Seattle, WA to respond to the issue 1:00pm for non-payment 01/01/2017 at $487.53 curing any other default the hearings and pres- torney. If you have previ- 98104 Toll Free: (866) precludes an appeal to of rent and other fees. 5 Monthly Payment(s) complained of in the ent written and/or oral ously been discharged 925-0241 IDSPub LUBA on that issue. Auction to be pursuant from 02/01/2017 to testimony concerning through bankruptcy, you #0159824 2/12/2020 For More Information to auction rules and pro- 06/01/2017 at $504.55 the project. may have been released 2/19/2020 2/26/2020 A copy of the applica- cedures for Truax Hold- 12 Monthly Payment(s) Description of Project of personal liability for 3/4/2020 tion, all documents and ings III. Rules are avail- from 07/01/2017 to ANNEX 2020-01/CPA & Garage Sale time? this loan in which case evidence submitted by able upon inquiry. 06/01/2018 at $498.95 ZC 2020-02 is an appli- this letter is intended to or on behalf of the appli- Bidder registration day 12 Monthly Payment(s) cation to annex approxi- exercise the note hold- cant, and applicable cri- of auction required. from 07/01/2018 to IT’S EASY to list it NG20-34 ESTATE OF mately 11.15 acres into ers right’s against the teria are available for in- Unit # LB63 Chandra 06/01/2019 at $541.58 JACOB ALLEN CLARK the City of Lincoln City, real property only. As re- spection at no cost and Senner 6 Monthly Payment(s) in the Classifieds... NOTICE TO INTER- change the comprehen- quired by law, you are will be provided to any Unit # LC12 Richard Hall from 07/01/2019 to ESTED PERSONS sive plan map designa- hereby notified that a person upon request at Unit # OS14 Trina King 12/01/2019 at $528.24 NO.: 19PB09594 tion from Lincoln County negative credit report re- reasonable cost. A copy Unit # C451 Trina King Monthly Late Charge(s): NOTICE: The Circuit to Lincoln City’s R-1, flecting on your credit of the staff report will be Unit # H708 Dennis Nel- 1 Monthly Late Court of the State of Or- and change the zoning record may be submit- available for inspection son Charge(s) 12/20/2019 egon for the County of from Lincoln County’s ted to a credit report at no cost seven days Unit # H726 Camille By this reason of said Lincoln, has appointed R-1-A to Lincoln City’s agency if you fail to fulfill prior to the hearing and Etheridge default the Beneficiary the undersigned per- Single-Family Residen- the terms of your credit will be provided to any has declared all obliga- sonal representative of tial (R-1-5). The subject obligations. Without lim- person upon request at tions secured by said the Estate of Jacob Al- property is located on iting the trustee’s dis- reasonable cost. The Trust Deed immediately len Clark, deceased. All the east side of NW Lo- NG20-15 claimer of representa- public may view ap- due and payable, said persons having claims gan Road, approximate- No. OR09000019-17- tions or warranties, plication materials on sums being the follow- against said estate are ly 370 feet south of the 2 APN R57150 TO No Oregon law requires the the City of Lincoln City ing, to-wit: The sum of PLACE and PAY for your classified ad required to present east-west stretch of NE 191224061-OR-MSO trustee to state in this website at www.lincolnc- $66,471.85 together the same, with proper Port Lane. The subject TRUSTEE’S NOTICE at thenewsguard.com/classifieds notice that some resi- ity.org (search for “Land with interest thereon at

PAINTING Interior & Exterior All Phases of Painting CALL A Professional Pressure Washing Get it done right – the fi rst time. Free Estimates 541.994.3595 or 541.921.1102 WE PAINT WITH PRIDE Licensed | Bonded | Insured CCB# 165021 MARKETING L10008 For all your Advertising and Marketing needs, Contact Nicole Clarke at Th e News Guard LANDSCAPING Drainage Solutions • Erosion Control • Retaining Walls 541-994-2178 Creative Fencing & Gates • Grade Changes • Print & Web Advertising • Ads on Social Media Complete Professional Landscape Services • Web Design & Hosting Creating Quality Atmospheres since 1978 541-994-9420 Loren Wand S.C.S.P.E Consultant/Project Mgr.

P.O. Box 834 • Lincoln City, Oregon 97367 DRAPERIES REMODELING State Lic. #10792 & 6237 Since 1982 Additions FLOORING Quality - We will not compromiseFull Renovations Kitchen • Bath • Windows Over 30 years experience Doors • Siding • Dry Rot Repair Carpet, Vinyl, Laminates 3003 SW HWY 101 [email protected] Remnants & More Lincoln City, OR PAUL MORGAN REMODELING lcfl [email protected] (541) 921-3999 CCB#44627 lincolncityfl oorcovering.com CCB#174965

BLINDS REPAIR SEPTIC SERVICES ELECTRICAL

d Septic Tank Pumping CROWDER ELECTRICAL SERVICES LLC an Licensed Bonded Insured TTLL & Service Chemical Toilet Rental and Service Andrew Crowder - Owner for All Occasions Licensed & Bonded CCB#40946 www.TandLSepticTank.com 541-921-3838 Tillamook: (503) 842-7666 - Newport: (541) 265-9620 [email protected] CCB#229321 L20317 LINCOLN CITY: (541) 994-9950

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A8 TheNewsGuard.com February 12, 2020

999 999 999 999 999 999 999 999 Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices

NG20-31 IN THE CIR- ADDRESS FOR PER- thorize sale in the event closure proceeding dis- hereby notified that a ciary as defined by ORS Notice is further given CUIT COURT OF THE SONAL REPRESENTA- of such provision. The missed and the trust negative credit report re- 86.705(2), as covering that reinstatement or STATE OF OREGON TIVE: NG19-470 default for which foreclo- deed reinstated by pay- flecting on your credit the following described payoff quotes requested FOR THE COUNTY OF c/o Attorney David V. TRUSTEE’S NOTICE sure is made is grantor’s ment to the beneficiary record may be submit- real property: as cov- pursuant to ORS 86.786 LINCOLN In the Matter Cramer, OSB #992479 OF SALE T.S. No.: OR- failure to pay when due of the entire amount ted to a credit report ering the following de- and ORS 86.789 must of the Estate of: Kim Wil- Andrews Ersoff & Zan- 19-854254-BB Refer- the following sum: TO- then due (other than agency if you fail to fulfill scribed real property: be timely communicat- liam Biddle, Deceased. tello ence is made to that cer- TAL REQUIRED TO RE- such portion of said prin- the terms of your credit Lot 10, BROADVIEW, ed in a written request No. 19PB09475NOTICE 2941 NW Highway 101 tain deed made by, INSTATE: $33,953.51 cipal as would not then obligations. Without lim- in Lincoln County, Or- that complies with that TO INTERESTED PER- Lincoln City, OR 97367 KYLE DALE BEAN AND TOTAL REQUIRED TO be due had no default iting the trustee’s dis- egon.. COMMONLY statute, addressed to SONS Notice is hereby ASHLEY BEAN as PAYOFF: $375,415.47 occurred), together with claimer of representa- KNOWN AS: 5835 NE the trustee’s “Reinstate- given that George Biddle Grantor to WESTERN Because of interest, late the costs, trustee’s and tions or warranties, Tunahaff Ave, Yach- ments/Payoffs - ORS has been appointed and charges, and other attorney’s fees and cur- Oregon law requires the ats, OR 97498. Both NG20-25 TITLE & ESCROW 86.786” either by per- has qualified as Per- charges that may vary ing any other default trustee to state in this the beneficiary and the NOTICE COMPANY, as trustee, sonal delivery or by first sonalRepresentative of from day-to-day, the complained of in the No- notice that some resi- trustee have elected to TRANSFER OF A in favor of Mortgage class, certified mail, re- the Estate. All persons amount due on the day tice of Default by tender- dential property sold at a sell the said real prop- PORTION OF LOGAN Electronic Registration turn receipt requested, having claims against you pay may be greater. ing the performance re- trustee’s sale may have erty to satisfy the obli- ROAD TO THE CITY Systems, Inc., as nomi- to the trustee’s address the Estate are hereby It will be necessary for quired under the been used in manufac- gations secured by said OF LINCOLN CITY nee for Caliber Home shown below. Due to required to present you to contact the Trust- obligation or trust deed, turing methamphet- trust deed and a notice Notice is given that the Loans, Inc., its succes- potential conflicts with their claims, with proper ee before the time you at any time prior to five amines, the chemical of default has been re- Lincoln County Board sors and assigns, as federal law, persons vouchers, within four tender reinstatement or days before the date last components of which corded pursuant to Or- of Commissioners will Beneficiary, dated having no record legal months after the date the payoff amount so set for sale. Other than are known to be toxic. egon Revised Statutes hold a public hearing 5/1/2018, recorded of the first publication Prospective purchasers or equitable interest in on February 12, 2020 5/4/2018, in official re- that you may be advised as shown of record, nei- 86.735(3); the default of this notice, as stated of residential property the subject property will at 7:00pm in the New- cords of LINCOLN of the exact amount you ther the beneficiary nor for which the foreclosure below, to the personal should be aware of this only receive information port City Hall, Confer- County, Oregon as fee/ will be required to pay. the trustee has any ac- is made is grantor’s fail- representative in care potential danger before concerning the lender’s ence Room “A”, 169 SW file/instrument/microfilm/ By reason of the default, tual notice of any person ure to pay when due the of Debbie Hoesly, P.O. deciding to place a bid estimated or actual bid. Coast Hwy, Newport, reception number 2018- the beneficiary has de- having or claiming to following sums: Monthly BOX 633, West Linn, for this property at the Lender bid informa- Oregon. The hearing will 04292 and subsequent- clared all sums owing on have any lien upon or payments in the sum of Oregon 97068, or said trustee’s sale. NOTICE tion is also available at be held during the Board ly assigned or trans- the obligation secured interest in the real prop- $295.67, from Febru- claims may be barred. TO TENANTS: TEN- the trustee’s website, of Commissioners Meet- ferred by operation of by the trust deed imme- erty hereinabove de- ary 16, 2019, monthly All persons whose rights ANTS OF THE SUB- https://www.logs.com/ ing following the an- law to Caliber Home diately due and payable, scribed subsequent to payments in the sum of may be affected by the JECT REAL PROPER- foreclosuresales.html. nual Joint Meeting of the Loans, Inc. covering the those sums being the the interest of the trust- $267.06, from April 16, proceedings in this Es- TY HAVE CERTAIN Board with the Newport following described real following, to- wit: The in- ee in the trust deed, or 2019, monthly payments In construing this notice, tate may obtain addi- PROTECTIONS AFF- City Council. The Board property situated in said stallments of principal of any successor in in- in the sum of $286.14, the masculine gender tional information from FORDED TO THEM will determine whether it County, and State. APN: and interest which be- terest to grantor or of from May 16, 2019 and includes the feminine the records of the Court, UNDER ORS 86.782 is necessary, expedient R358750 07-11-27-BA- came due on 1/1/2019, any lessee or other per- monthly payments in and the neuter, the sin- the Personal Represen- AND POSSIBLY UN- or for the best interests 0560 -00 BLOCK 13, and all subsequent in- son in possession of or the sum of $295.67, gular includes the plural, tative, or the attorney for DER FEDERAL LAW. of the County under FIRST ADDITION TO stallments of principal occupying the property, from June 16, 2019, the word “grantor” in- the Personal Represen- ATTACHED TO THIS ORS 373.270 to sur- NELSCOTT BEACH, IN and interest through the except: Name and Last plus prior accrued late cludes any successor in tative. Dated and First NOTICE OF SALE, AND render jurisdiction to the THE CITY OF LINCOLN date of this Notice, plus Known Address and Na- charges in the amount interest to the grantor as Published: January 29, INCORPORATED City of Lincoln City of a CITY, COUNTY OF LIN- amounts that are due for ture of Right, Lien or In- of $30.00, plus the sum well as any other person 2020. HEREIN, IS A NOTICE portion of Logan Road, COLN AND STATE OF late charges, delinquent terest KYLE BEAN 3535 of $15.00 for advances, owing an obligation, the George Biddle, Per- TO TENANTS THAT County Road #100 with- OREGON. Commonly property taxes, insur- SW 35TH PL Lincoln together with all costs, performance of which sonal Representative SETS FORTH SOME in the corporate limits of known as: 3535 SW ance premiums, ad- City, OR 97367-1750 disbursements, and/ is secured by said trust c/o Debbie Hoesly, At- OF THE PROTEC- the city, as generally de- 35TH PL, Lincoln City, vances made on senior Original Borrower ASH- or fees incurred or paid deed, and the words torney P.O. BOX 633 TIONS THAT ARE scribed below. During OR 97367-1750 The un- liens, taxes and/or insur- LEY BEAN 3535 SW by the beneficiary and/ “trustee” and “benefi- West Linn, OR 97068 AVAILABLE TO A TEN- the hearing the Board dersigned hereby certi- ance, trustee’s fees, and 35TH PL Lincoln City, or trustee, their employ- ciary” include their re- (503)722-4300 ANT OF THE SUBJECT ees, agents or assigns. will receive testimony fies that based upon any attorney fees and OR 97367-1750 Original spective successors court costs arising from Borrower For Sale Infor- REAL PROPERTY AND By reason of said de- and objections, if any, business records there in interest, if any. Also, WHICH SETS FORTH to the proposed transfer. are no known written as- or associated with the mation Call: 800-280- fault the beneficiary has CERTAIN REQUIR- please be advised that NG20-32 IN THE CIR- The public is invited to signments of the trust beneficiaries efforts to 2832 or Login to: www. declared all sums owing MENTS THAT MUST pursuant to the terms CUIT COURT OF THE attend and be heard. deed by the trustee or protect and preserve its auction.com In constru- on the obligation that BE COMPLIED WITH stated on the Deed of STATE OF OREGON Description of Proposed by the beneficiary and security, all of which ing this notice, the sin- the trust deed secures BY ANY TENANT IN Trust and Note, the FOR THE COUNTY OF Lincoln County to City no appointments of a must be paid as a condi- gular includes the plural, immediately due and ORDER TO OBTAIN beneficiary is allowed LINCOLN of Lincoln City Road successor trustee have tion of reinstatement, in- the word “grantor” in- payable, said sum be- THE AFFORDED PRO- to conduct property in- In the Matter of the Es- Transfer been made, except as cluding all sums that cludes any successor in ing the following, to-wit: TECTION, AS RE- spections while property tate of: TERRENCE Portion of Logan Road, recorded in the records shall accrue through re- interest to this grantor $68,260.65, together QUIRED UNDER ORS is in default. This shall ROY KIRBY-BLAIRE County Road #100 of the county or counties instatement or pay-off. as well as any other per- with accrued interest in 86.771. TS No: OR-19- serve as notice that the Deceased. Case Beginning at the north- in which the above de- Nothing in this notice son owing an obligation, the sum of $3,352.25 854254-BB Dated: beneficiary shall be con- No.19PB09063 NO- erly limit of that section scribed real property is shall be construed as a the performance of through December 20, 12/17/2019 Quality Loan ducting property inspec- TICE TO INTERESTED of Logan Road - County situated. Further, no ac- waiver of any fees owing which is secured by the 2019, together with in- PERSONS Road #100 which was tion has been instituted to the Beneficiary under trust deed, and the Service Corporation of terest thereon at the rate tions on the said refer- NOTICE IS HEREBY previously transferred to recover the debt, or the Deed of Trust pursu- words “trustee” and Washington, as Trustee of 5.1% per annum from enced property. Without GIVEN that TERRENCE to the jurisdiction of the any part thereof, now re- ant to the terms of the “beneficiary” include Signature By: Elizabeth December 21, 2019, limiting the trustee’s ROY KIRBY-BLAIRE City of Lincoln City as maining secured by the loan documents. Where- their respective succes- Henzon, Assistant Sec- plus prior accrued late disclaimer of represen- has been appointed per- described in Lincoln trust deed, or, if such ac- of, notice hereby is giv- sors in interest, if any. retary Trustee’s Mailing charges in the amount tations or warranties, sonal representative. All County Board of Com- tion has been instituted, en that QUALITY LOAN Pursuant to Oregon Address: Quality Loan of $30.00, plus the sum Oregon law requires persons having claims missioners Order #6-09- such action has been SERVICE CORPORA- Law, this sale will not be Service Corp. of Wash- of $15.00 for advances, the trustee to state in against the estate are re- 135 recorded in Book dismissed except as TION OF WASHING- deemed final until the ington 108 1st Ave together with all costs, this notice that some quired to present them, 074, Page 1441, Lincoln permitted by ORS TON, the undersigned Trustee’s deed has been South, Suite 202, Seat- disbursements, and/ residential property sold with vouchers attached, County Commission- 86.752(7). Both the ben- trustee will on 4/22/2020 issued by QUALITY tle, WA 98104 Toll Free: or fees incurred or paid at a trustee’s sale may to Personal Represen- er’s Records; thence eficiary and the trustee at the hour of 9:00 AM, LOAN SERVICE COR- (866) 925-0241 Trust- by the beneficiary and/ have been used in man- ee’s Physical Address: tative, CHRISTOPHER northerly to the north- have elected to sell the Standard of Time, as es- PORATION OF WASH- or trustee, their employ- ufacturing methamphet- Quality Loan Service KENNETH JENNER, ern terminus of said said real property to sat- tablished by section INGTON. If any irregu- ees, agents or assigns. amines, the chemical Corp. of Washington at the address below, Logan Road in Section isfy the obligations se- 187.110, Oregon Re- larities are discovered WHEREFORE, notice components of which 108 1 st Ave South, within four months after 26, Township 6 South, cured by said trust deed vised Statues, At the within 10 days of the hereby is given that the are known to be toxic. Suite 202, Seattle, WA the date of first publica- Range 11 West, W.M., and notice has been re- Front Entrance of the date of this sale, the undersigned trustee will Prospective purchasers 98104 Toll Free: (866) tion of this notice, or the Lincoln County, Oregon. corded pursuant to Sec- Lincoln County Court- trustee will rescind the on May 6, 2020, at the of residential property 925-0241 IDSPub claims may be barred. Further information on tion 86.752(3) of Oregon house, located at 225 sale, return the buyer’s hour of 9:00 AM PT, in should be aware of this #0159208 1/22/2020 All persons whose rights the transfer process can Revised Statutes. There West Olive Street, New- money and take further accord with the standard potential danger before 1/29/2020 2/5/2020 time established by ORS may be affected by the be obtained from the is a default by grantor or port, OR 97365 County action as necessary. If deciding to place a bid 2/12/2020 187.110, at the main proceedings may ob- Board of Commission- other person owing an of LINCOLN, State of the sale is set aside for for this property at the obligation, performance Oregon, sell at public any reason, including if entrance to the Lincoln tain additional informa- ers Office at the Lincoln trustee’s sale. The Fair tion from the records of County Courthouse, of which is secured by auction to the highest the Trustee is unable to County Courthouse, lo- Debt Collection Prac- the court, the personal Room 110, 225 W. Olive the trust deed, or by the bidder for cash the inter- convey title, the Pur- cated at 225 West Olive, NG20-16 tice Act requires that we representative, or the at- Street, Newport, Oregon successor in interest, est in the said described chaser at the sale shall in the City of Newport, S&S 19-125465 state the following: This torneys for the personal 97365 or by calling 541- with respect to provi- real property which the be entitled only to a re- OR, County of Lincoln, TRUSTEE’S NOTICE is an attempt to collect representative. 265-4100. sions therein which au- grantor had or had pow- turn of the monies paid OF SALE State of Oregon, sell a debt, and any infor- er to convey at the time to the Trustee. This shall A default has occurred at public auction to the mation obtained will be of the execution by him be the Purchaser’s sole under the terms of a trust highest bidder for cash used for that purpose. of the said trust deed, and exclusive remedy. deed made by Lloyd the interest in the said If a discharge has been More Fun & Games together with any inter- The purchaser shall Lee-Ann Lane, whose described real property obtained by any party TheNewsGuard.com/games est which the grantor or have no further recourse address is 5835 NE which the grantor has or @ his successors in inter- against the Trustor, the Tunahaff Ave, Yachats, had power to convey at through bankruptcy pro- est acquired after the Trustee, the Beneficiary, OR 97498 as grantor to the time of the execution ceedings: This shall not execution of said trust the Beneficiary’s Agent, Group 9, Inc., as Trust- of said trust deed, to- be construed to be an deed, to satisfy the or the Beneficiary’s -At ee, in favor of Washing- gether with any interest attempt to collect the foregoing obligations torney. If you have previ- ton Mutual Bank, FA, as which the grantor or his outstanding indebted- thereby secured and ously been discharged named Beneficiary, dat- successors in interest ness or hold you person- the costs and expenses through bankruptcy, you ed November 11, 2005, acquired after the exe- ally liable for the debt. of sale, including a rea- may have been released recorded December 23, cution of said trust deed, Dated: 1/6/20 /s/ Kelly sonable charge by the of personal liability for 2005, in the mortgage to satisfy the forego- Sutherland Janeway trustee. Notice is fur- this loan in which case records of Lincoln Coun- ing obligations thereby Law Firm, LLC, fka Sha- ther given that any per- this letter is intended to ty, Oregon, as Instru- secured and the costs piro & Sutherland, LLC., son named in Section exercise the note hold- ment No. 200520463, and expenses of sale, Successor Trustee 1499 86.778 of Oregon Re- ers right’s against the JPMorgan Chase Bank, including a reasonable SE Tech Center Place, vised Statutes has the real property only. As re- National Association charge by the trustee. Suite 255, Vancouver, right to have the fore- quired by law, you are is the present Benefi- Notice is further given WA 98683 https://www. to any person named logs.com/foreclosure- in ORS 86.778 that the sales.html. Telephone: Answers for Last Week’s Puzzle right exists, at any time (360) 260-2253, Toll- that is not later than five free: 1-800-970-5647, days before the date S&S 19-125465 last set for the sale, to have this foreclosure PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: proceeding dismissed All real estate and the trust deed rein- advertised herein is stated by paying to the subject to the Federal beneficiary of the entire Fair Housing Act, which amount due (other than makes it illegal to advertise “any such portion of the prin- preference, limitation, cipal as would not then or discrimination be due had no default because of race, color, occurred) and by curing religion, sex, any other default com- handicap, familial plained of herein that is status, or national origin, or intention capable of being cured to make any such by tendering the perfor- preference, limitation, mance required under or discrimination.” the obligations or trust We will not knowingly deed, and in addition to accept any advertising paying said sums or ten- for real estate which is in violation of the law. dering the performance necessary to cure the All persons are hereby default, by paying all informed that all costs and expenses ac- dwellings advertised tually incurred in enforc- are available on an ing the obligation and equal opportunity basis. trust deed, together with trustee’s fees and attor- ney’s fees not exceed- ing the amounts provid-

ed by said ORS 86.778. L22388 Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A9

February 12, 2020 TheNewsGuard.com A9 Amanda Benjamin announces candidacy for Lincoln County Circuit Court

THE NEWS GUARD run as smoothly as possible in her Benjamin will continue to serve seat and I would not be asking absence, but also to improving the Lincoln County as a Judge Pro for your support if I was not that Amanda Benjamin was ap- courts in every way that I can in Tempore and currently she serves candidate,” Benjamin said. pointed as a Circuit Court Judge the process.” as an employee of the Oregon Learn more about the campaign at Pro Tempore by the Oregon In the fall of 2019, Benjamin Judicial Department rather than BenjaminForJudge.com. Supreme Court in December 2018 spearheaded the effort to bring as an independent elected official Statement of Judge Sheryl Bachart: and began working in that capac- a mental health court back to responsible to the voters. “If Amanda Benjamin is elected ity for the Lincoln County Circuit Lincoln County “My current position is also circuit judge she will become one Court on January 2, 2019. She has and coordinated a limited duration position that of the best judges our bench has since remained in that role. with community is subject to available funding ever known. She is that talented. Lincoln County suffered a partners to make each year,” Benjamin said. “Being She has the support of Judge Bran- great loss with the medical leave this happen. elected as a Circuit Court Judge ford, Retired Judge Sanders and and medical retirement of Judge With the help and will ensure my ability to provide myself because Lincoln County Paulette Sanders, who, in addition support of com- long-term dedicated service to deserves a judge of her caliber.” to her many other responsibilities, munity partners Lincoln County. Statement of Judge Thomas was the juvenile dependency and she began Mental “It has been a great honor to have Branford: “Amanda Benjamin is delinquency judge. Amanda Benjamin Health Court officially on February served on the Lincoln County one of the very best attorneys I When Judge Sanders began to take medical leave in early 2019, Ben- 4, 2020. “While I respect the office of the bench for over a year now and to have encountered in my 46 years jamin stepped up to handle her When Judge Sanders retired in Governor, I do not believe that have had the opportunity to show in the legal profession. In addi- docket despite this involving more September 2019, Benjamin made the Governors’ decision reflected the voters of Lincoln County ex- tion, for over one year now, she responsibilities than are typically clear her desire to remain in what is best for Lincoln County. I actly what they will see in me as an has served as a full-time Pro-Tem required of a pro tem judge. that role and filed for election to am fortunate to have the contin- elected Circuit Court Judge.” Circuit Judge. She has done that “I did this because I recog- her seat with the full support of ued support of those who I have Benjamin encourages anyone with great integrity and respect for nized that Lincoln County needed Presiding Judge Thomas Branford, worked closest with on and off the interested in her candidacy to all who come into the courtroom. a judge with knowledge of both Judge Sheryl Bachart and Judge bench including Judge Branford, speak to individuals that work In a word, she is simply extraordi- criminal and juvenile law to pro- Sanders. Judge Bachart, Judge Sanders, with the courts about her and her nary. She has earned our support vide consistency to these cases,” “Unfortunately, Governor staff, community partners, attor- time on the bench. in the upcoming election for Benjamin said. “I have been dedi- Brown appointed someone else neys and members of our com- “Lincoln County deserves to Circuit Court Judge. Please join me cated to making sure the courts to this position,” Benjamin said. munity.” have the best candidate in this in voting for her.” Police Blotter

The police blotter relates NW 44th St., Chinook Winds a small bag of heroin in SW Hwy 101. Report of a and Jennifer A. Burkdoll, the public record of incidents Casino. Victim reported that his pants pocket. Glenn L. two-vehicle crash, blocking 2:25 p.m. Assist on Ar- born 4/22/85, were located as reported by the Lincoln his phone was taken out of Thompson, born 5/22/89, traffic, multiple injuries. Car rest/Warrant Arrest, 5911 SW on foot at the Siletz Bridge. City Police. All individuals his vehicle. was taken into custody for Care responded for both Hwy 101, Bayhouse. Report Both were taken into custody arrested or charged with a theft III, possession and vehicles. Lukeus A. West, of subjects taking things on outstanding warrants crime are presumed innocent 11:32 a.m. Crash, 3350 transported to Lincoln born 3/15/93, was cited for off boat for sale. Travis M. and transported to Lincoln until proven guilty. Informa- NE Hwy 101. Two vehicles County Jail. careless driving. Cavender, born 10/26/74, County Jail. tion printed is preliminary involved in crash. Lincoln and subject to change. City Towing responded. Ja- 4:33 p.m. Fraud, 1777 9:12 p.m. Theft, 1503 SE son Lee Hurd, born 5/22/75, NW 44th St., Chinook Winds East Devils Lake Rd. Caller LINCOLN CITY POLICE was cited for careless driv- Casino. Security reported reported sometime tonight ing. check fraud. Checks previ- his wallet, which included DEPARTMENT ously issued to utilities and his ID, credit cards and 2:09 p.m. Crash, NE 21st cashed. Then they were social security card, was MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 St./NE Hwy 101. Report of stolen, amounts altered and possibly stolen from his car. a two vehicle non-injury, reissued. 8:01 a.m. Theft, 860 SW blocking crash at location. 51st St. Tool trailer broken TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Lincoln City Towing re- 6:14 p.m. Assist on Arrest, into while parked at loca- sponded for Ford. Brian Aus- 1503 SE East Devils Lake 10:31 a.m. Fraud, 2417 tion. Milwaukee cordless www.AEZLawOffice.com tin Carlson, born 11/10/95, Rd. Justin D. Farley, born NW Inlet Ave. Victim of tools stolen, each tool has cited for careless driving and 6/28/94, came into LCPD telephonic scam in amount ‘JW’ on the bottom of the 541-994-7350 no insurance. stating he missed his court of $500. Jack A. Wray battery pack. date and was turning him- 3:07 p.m. Shoplift, 1500 self in on a warrant out of 10:13 a.m. Abandoned SE East Devils Lake Rd., Salem. Farley was taken into Vehicle, NE 6th/N Hwy Zumiez. Theft of shoes from custody and transported to 101. Lincoln City Towing location. Suspect left on foot Lincoln County Jail. responded to tow 1992 gray in unknown direction. Old Jeep. Both passenger side shoes left in box. At 10:40 6:19 p.m. Fraud, 3310 tires were flat. p.m., a caller repo rted a SE Harbor Dr., The Ridge Chamber male, who was a suspect in Apartments. Caller reported 10:27 a.m. Abandoned a theft case from Zumiez, she was scammed out of Vehicle, 2100 Blk NE 39th Dr. was at Safeway wearing the $100 from an Amazon Prime Lincoln City Towing re- reportedly stolen shoes. Dur- account. Happenings sponded to tow 2002 Audi. ing the arrest, the suspect was also discovered to have 7:50 p.m. Crash, 4239 11:29 a.m. Theft, 1777

St. Peter the Fisherman LINCOLN CITY Lutheran Church CHURCH OF Roses are Red, S.W. 14th & Highway 101 CHRIST 541-994-8793 [email protected] Christ Centered, Bible Directed, www.stpeterthefi shermanlcms.org Community Caring • Adult Bible Class 9:00 - 10:00 A.M. Violets are Blue, • Children’s Sunday School & Sunday Worship at 10:30 A.M. Please join the Chamber,

SundaySunday Bible Bible Study Study 9:30 9:30 AM AM And let us support you. SundayWednesday Worship Men's 11 AM support and 6 6PM PM Tuesday Ladies Bible Study 10 AM Everyone is welcome!l TuesdaySunday Ladiesworship Bible 11:00 Study AM 10 and AM We have a bus! If you would Thursday6:00 PM Night Support Group 6 PM like a ride to our worship 2160561 NE SW Quay 29th, Pl, Lincoln Lincoln City City, Or Or service, please call the 9736797367 •• 541-996-3320541-996-3320 church at 541-994-8793. www.lincolncitychurchofchrist.org L52238L20100

Call the chamber at 541-994-3070 for more information Sponsored by:

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A10

A10 TheNewsGuard.com February 12, 2020 HELP Families Connect brings more than 110 children to Compass Center THE NEWS GUARD their children’s educations the community has stepped “Jutta has done an amaz- by volunteering with LCSD. up to provide and create ing job of bringing the com- On Friday, January 31, “It has always been a de- critical resources for these munity together to help oth- the Lincoln County School sire to offer an event tailored families. ers,” Townsend said. “She District (LCSD) Compass to students and families “Although there are is also a major advocate for Center for Youth and Fami- that was similar to Project still some gaps in services volunteerism in the schools lies hosted the first annual Homeless Connect provid- and not enough affordable and is paving the way for HELP Families Connect. ing information on services housing, there are a lot of more parents and adults to This event was strategi- and distributing resources,” resources and programs we get involved in supporting cally held on the same day HELP Program Coordinator can guide families to in or- students’ education.” as Project Homeless Con- Katey Townsend said. “Now der to better their situation. Pearce said she was ex- nect so that families could that we have new space at Sometimes navigating the cited to see the community access services from both the Compass Center for resources can be compli- come in such large numbers events. Youth & Families, it seemed cated or certain services are to access resources here. Jan. 31 was a non-school like the perfect opportunity not on a family’s radar, but “We can continue to day. Over 110 children and to launch HELP Families we are here to help!” grow the resources and their parents/guardians Connect.” HELP Families Connect information available at came through the Center There was something for was spearheaded by Jutta The Compass Center with and represented 47 families. everyone at HELP Families Pearce, the Community your help,” Pearce said. “I COURTESY PHOTO Families received infor- Connect. To attend, the only Connections Coordinator am always available to help mation about resources requirement was that you Compass Center and HELP Program staff welcome families and AmeriCorps with LCSD. organizations or individuals available to them in The had children or students. during the event. She led a group of volun- learn more about partner- Compass Center for Youth Many of the families that teers from Roby’s Furniture ing with LCSD to provide and Families. came were looking for more Compass Center and many about the reality of student and Appliance and Toledo services for families.” Resources including information on school dis- families facing unstable homelessness,” Townsend Foursquare Church’s youth To learn more con- school supplies, books, trict resources or to check housing came to the event. said. “17 percent of our group to assemble supply tact Jutta Pearce – LCSD socks and hygiene items out the Compass Center. “Since starting with the student population faced bags. She recruited commu- Community Connections were provided during the The Homeless Education & H.E.L.P. Program in 2010, I unstable or inadequate nity volunteers to help set Coordinator – 541.574.9419 event. Families were also Literacy Project (H.E.L.P.) have seen a growing aware- housing during the 2018-19 up at the event and distrib- or [email protected]. encouraged to participate in Program is housed at the ness in our community school year. Over the years ute items. or.us COMMUNITY CALENDAR Feb. 12-17 coastcc.org/sbdc or call the org or call 541-994-9994. sino.com. are welcome. No cover Free Fishing Weekends, you SBDC at 541-994-4166. charge. Whiskey Dog Kenny don’t need a license to fish, Lincoln City’s Antique Italian American Feb. 15 plays original country and crab or clam anywhere in and Collectibles Week is Feb. 14 Valentine’s Demo – 6 p.m. singer songwriter tunes. Oregon. That’s no license, back, includes a special to 8 p.m. at the Lincoln Beachcombing Explori- For more information call no tag, no endorsement drop of 300 antique Japa- Coffee with the Mayor City Culinary Center. $45. ence – 9 a.m. at the SW 541-234-4013 or visit Beach- needed. Area closures, bag nese floats on our beaches. – 9 a.m. at My Petite Sweet. Bring your valentine or be 33rd Street Beach Access in crestBrewing.com. limits and all other regula- More details still to come. Join in at one of the gather- your own valentine for this Lincoln City. Unearth trea- tions still apply. For more Hosted by Lincoln City ings at local coffee spots delicious class. For more in- sures from the Pacific as you Lipstick Divas – 8 p.m. information visit MyODFW. Chamber of Commerce. and hear what is happening formation call 541-557-1125 hunt for gemstones, agates, to 12 a.m. at Marci’s Bar & com. in Lincoln City. or visit CulinaryCenterLin- jasper, petrified wood and Bistro. $10-15. This travel- Feb. 13 colnCity.com. other coastal jewels with a ing drag show features: Diva Feb. 16 Artaction: Interactive local expert. The clinics are Dott, Miss Inanna and Babie SBDC presents Local Art Experience – 5 p.m. at Feb. 14-15 free and no registration is More. Come have an amaz- Red, White and Blue Business Trivia Contest – 6 the Lincoln City Cultural required. For more infor- ing time with the queens! Golf Tournament – 10 a.m. p.m. to 8 p.m. at Marci’s Bar Center. Grab a glass of wine The Stingrays Live – 8 mation call 541-996-1274 For more information call at Chinook Winds Golf Re- and Bistro. Free. Pub Talk and complimentary nibbles p.m. to 12 a.m. at Chinook’s or visit ExploreLincolnCity. 541-418-5473 or visit Mar- sort. $30. A fun Four-person, and Lincoln County busi- at this opening reception. Seafood Grill. For more in- com. cisBar.com. 18 hole Scramble. Register ness trivia contest. For more For more information visit formation call 888-624-6228 by visiting The Pro Shop or information visit oregon- LincolnCity-CulturalCenter. or visit ChinookWindsCa- Whiskey Dog Kenny Feb. 15-16 call 541-994-8442. For more Live – 7 p.m. at Beachcrest information visit Chinook- Brewing Company. All ages Free Fishing Days - On WindsCasino.com. On Going Drowning in Debt McEachern Audiology ? T.O.P.S. (Take Off Bankruptcy Can Stop Pounds Sensibly) meets • Foreclosures every Thursday for weigh- • Garnishments ins between 9-10 a.m. and • Creditor Calls support meeting is 10-11 • Lawsuits & Hearing Aid Center a.m. Location: St Peter the Fisherman Lutheran Church 1226 SW 13th St, Lincoln Call: 541.994.7350 Email: [email protected] City. Call Linda Hamlin: 541-614-0301 for more EXPERIENCED ATTORNEYS / FREE CONSULTATION information.

Le’Anne McEachern Doctor of Audiology New Owner/Management. Decades of expertise. • Professional Hearing Exams Join us at the Grand Opening of the new H&R Block. We’ve opened an office near you making it more convenient than ever to get answers to your tax questions. Meet the best tax • Sound Booth professionals in the country and see what our expertise can do for your refund. • Hearing Aid Sales & Services Office is under new ownership and management. Please stop by and • Complete Hearing Aid Repair Lab check out the NEW client experience.

DATE January 27th through April 15th • NoCost/No Obligation demo hearing 9AM - 7PM Monday through Saturday, TIME Sunday by Appointment aid fi ttings ADDRESS 2413 NW US HWY 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367 Weekdays 9 - 5 PHONE (541) 994-6928 541-272-5015 HRBLOCK.COM Sea Towne Shopping Center $40 OFF $20 OFF 1622 N. Coast Highway, Newport For New Clients For Prior Clients Code 19161 Code 81813 www.hearingnewport.com Expiration Apr. 15, 2020 Expiration Apr. 15, 2020

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A11

February 12, 2020 TheNewsGuard.com A11 SPORTS Girls end season at districts, boys duel with rival schools MAX KIRKENDALL [email protected]

Wrestling districts are upon us, and soon we will find out just how many boys the Taft 7-12 Tigers will be sending to the State Tourna- ment in Portland. Before the boys district tourna- ment this week, the lady grapplers competed in the South Region OSAA district this past weekend at Thurston High School. Bat- tling girls from all classifications (1A-6A) the Lady Tigers had 250 wrestlers in their district. “Kadence James was the only Taft girl who won a match, but the COURTESY PHOTO/ LON FRENCH COURTESY PHOTO competition in the girls wrestling José Flores has had a great season for Taft 7-12 wrestling and notched The girls team finished the season at the 1A-6A districts at Thurston High districts is tough having to wrestle several wins last week during the Rainier and Tillamook duels. School on Feb. 7-8. Kadence James (middle) was the only winner for Taft all classifications,” Robb Ellis said during the tournament. after the tournament. “(We had) day, but lost a 7-4 decision to Kas- seeding at districts. big success growing from two girls sandra Miller of Santiam in the “We had some tough matches Tigers were back on the mat in Til- the way with big wins on Thursday to five at the district tournament.” 115-weight bracket. and won some of them,” Ellis said. lamook to face the reigning state and against a tough Tillamook op- The boys team had a couple “The highlight of the night was James’ lone win came in the champion Cheesemakers along ponent.” second round of the 120-weight weeks of duels to prepare them- Riley Ellis’ win in the third over- with Astoria. The Tigers will wrestle at Am- consolation bracket, where she selves for the district tournament time against a Willamina wrestler “Taft won a dual handily ity on Feb. 14-15 to see who will swiftly pinned Averie Stueve of this week in Amity. There first dual to secure a higher seed at districts. against Astoria and then faced Cascade in just 27 seconds. Team- match was at Willamina on Jan. Riley won all four matches.” defending 4A state champs with qualify for the State Tournament at mate Jada Ellis nearly claimed a 29 where they faced Willamina, Last week, Taft was at Rainier some very talented wrestlers,” Ellis the Memorial Coliseum in Port- victory in her first match of the Dayton, Amity and Warrenton for on Feb. 6, then two days later, the said. “José Flores continues to lead land on Feb. 28-29. Tigers finish strong at home meet MAX KIRKENDALL Newport who tallied 312. Dylan Barrera outswam the [email protected] Blanchet Catholic held the field in the boys 100-meter top spot with 326 points. butterfly and Mugen Even- In a final tune up before Individually, Taft had son was first in the boys district swimming meets four different first place 400-meter freestyle to round begin, the Taft 7-12 boys finishers at the meet. Sam out Taft’s top finishers. and girls battled three other Cortes beat the whole field In the relays, Taft had schools in the ‘Last Chance in two events, the first came two first place teams. The Meet’ in Lincoln City. in the boys 200-meter indi- boys 200-meter medley The Feb. 4 meet held at vidual medley (IM), beating relay was the first, as Cortes, the Lincoln City Community fellow swimmers by nearly Evenson, Barrera and Jose Center featured the Tigers, 10 seconds. His second Segura beat the other teams along with Newport, Toledo and Blanchet Catholic. The victory came in the 100-me- by over 15 seconds. In the boys led the way for Taft, ter backstroke, where he final relay, the same team finishing in second place clocked a 1:07.40. won the boys 400-meter overall with 365 points. Rival Senior Sammy Halferty freestyle by over 20 seconds. Newport came out on top had a first place finish in See more results on with 384 points. the girls 200-meter IM to go the Lincoln City Swim For the girls, Taft fin- along with a second place Club page at angelfire. NEWS GUARD PHOTO/MAX KIRKENDALL ished third with a respect- finish in the girls 100-meter com/on/lcscswim/last- able 304 points, just behind Senior Sammy Halferty races to first place in the girls 200-meter individual medley. backstroke. Sophomore chance2-4-2020.htm.

KAMILE MELTON NMLS #1700255 SR. HOME LOAN SPECIALIST · 541.991.4263 2840 NE Highway 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367    

 ­ €‚€ €ƒ„ ƒ †‚ ‡ˆ­ ‰ ‰ƒ„ €Š ‚‚ ­­­­‡‹ˆŒ

BRYAN P. FITZSIMMONS, CPA FOSTER CHILDREN NEED YOU! “Surround yourself with assets, FOSTERTRAINFOSTER TO BE CHILDRENCHILDREN A FOSTER, RELATIVE NEED OR YOU!YOU! ADOPTIVE PARENT TRAINTRAIN TO TO BE BE A A FOSTER,FOSTER, NotRELATIVE sure if you want OROR to ADOPTIVE beADOPTIVE a foster or adoptive PARENT PARENT parent? not liabilities” Don’t decide until you complete this Foundations training. NotYou sure can ifif you discussyou want want with to to be be a a a Fosterfoster foster or Careor adoptive adoptive Certifier parent? parent? the different Don’toptions decide that fit until until best you you for complete complete you—be this that this Foundations Foundations respite, a training. long training. term You can discuss with a Foster Care Certifier the different Youprovider, can discuss or child with advocate a Foster— your Care commitment Certifier the different level is options that fit best for you—be that respite, a long term optionsflexible. that fit best for you—be that respite, a long term provider, or or child child advocate advocate——youryour commitment commitment level level is is flexible.What do I need to do to be a foster or adoptive parent?

• Complete Foundations classes. Foundations is free and What do II needneed to to do do to to be be a a foster foster or or adoptive adoptive parent? parent? answers questions about why children come in to foster • Complete Foundations Foundations classes. classes. Foundations Foundations is freeis free and and care, DHS goals, child development and trauma, working * answers questions questions about about why why children children come come in into to foster foster FOUNDATIONS POWER WEEKEND care,with birth DHS familiesgoals, child and development much more. and trauma, working * care, DHS goals, child development and trauma, working FOUNDATIONS POWER WEEKEND* • with birth families and much more. Work with a Foster Care Certifier to complete your home FOUNDATIONS8 mandatory POWER sessions WEEKEND with birth families and much more. 8 mandatory sessions • Workstudy. with a Foster Care Certifier to complete your home Thur: February8 mandatory 20, 2020 sessions 6:00pm -9:00 pm • Work with a Foster Care Certifier to complete your home Thur: February 20, 2020 6:00pm-9:00 pm study. Thur:Fri: February 20,21, 2020 6:00pm--9:00 pm *Fosterstudy. parents of all ages, ethnicity, sexual orientation and marital status are Fri: February 21, 2020 6:00pm-9:00 pm needed*Foster parentsto meet ofthe all needs ages, for ethnicity, a wide sexualvariety orientation of children fromand newbornmarital status to 18 are yrs. Fri:Sat: February 21,22, 2020 6:00pm9:00am-9:006:00pm pm *Fosterneeded toparents meet the of needsall ages, for aethnicity, wide variety sexual of children orientation from newbornand marital to 18 status yrs. are Sat: February 22, 2020 9:00am-6:00pm needed to meet the needs for a wide variety of children from newborn to 18 yrs. Sat:Sun: February 22,23, 2020 9:00am 9:00am--6:00pm6:00pm FOR QUESTIONS OR TO RSVP PLEASE CONTACT: Sun: February 23, 2020 9:00am-6:00pm FOR QUESTIONS OR TO RSVP PLEASE CONTACT: Sun: *All February sessions 23, required 2020 for 9:00am certification,-6:00pm *All sessions required for certification, FORJessica QUESTIONS Rice OR TO RSVP PLEASE CONTACT: missed *Allmissed sessions sessions sessions required will will need need for to tocertification, be be made made upup Jessica Rice Jessica Rice missed sessions will need to be made up [email protected] TillamookTillamook DHS DHS Office Office [email protected] (503) 842842--55715571 ext. ext. 306 306 Tillamook46704670 3rd 3rd DHS Street Street Office (503) 842-5571 ext. 306 Tillamook,4670 3rd ORStreet 97141 Tillamook, OR 97141

Tillamook, OR 97141

Call Bryan P. Fitzsimmons, C.P.A. today! Locally owned and serving our communities for over 35 years (541) 994-3333 2015 NW 39th Street, Suite 200, Lincoln City Visit us at www.cpabryan.net or email [email protected] H48642

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source. A12

A12 TheNewsGuard.com February 12, 2020

Oregon Coast Community College

.e Georgia-Paciic containerboard mill in Toledo congratulates Oregon Coast Community College on achieving independent accreditation by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

.is watershed accomplishment comes aaer years of focused eeort by OCCC leadership, faculty, students and the entire coastal community.

Accreditation will create value by allowing OCCC to customize programs and services to meet the speciic needs of our region.

Georgia-Paciic is honored to be a partner with OCCC on making the Oregon Coast a better place to live, work, play and learn.

©2020 Georgia-Pacific LLC. All rights reserved.

Lincoln City’s largest and most trusted news source.