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MISSING PERSON Massive search for Depoe Bay woman

BY RICK BEASLEY Roe, a response, a full-scale search aggressive response by mul- McGuire said “there was and turn over every stone be- Of the News-Times Depoe Bay involving Lincoln County tiple agencies was about the no indication” that Roe, fore we go down that road.” resident who Sheriff ’s ceOffi deputies, a nature of the case, he said. who stands 4 feet 9 inches Under the whine of a tur- DEPOE BAY — As de- lived with volunteer posse, fi refi ght- “This is completely unchar- tall and weighs 90 pounds, bine helicopter, searchers tectives questioned the last her grand- ers, a Coast Guard helicopter acteristic of her,” asserted was inebriated when she left fanned out Sunday morn- people who saw 22-year-old parents, was and two motor lifeboats was McGuire, who learned that the Wing Wa wearing black ing across the city and along Katherine “Katy” Roe on the last seen leav- launched at 5:30 a.m. Roe texted her grandmother pants, a white, long-sleeved nearby logging roads while night she left a bar to walk ing the Wing Sheriff ’s Deputy Bruce Mc- at 2 a.m. to let her know she shirt and a black fl eece vest. Coast Guard motor lifeboats home alone, small teams of Wa Restau- Guire was one of the fi rst law was leaving the restaurant “She’s not a big person — probed at harbor pilings and citizens and city work crews rant by her- Katherine enforcement offi cers to get to and coming home. she’s tiny,” said McGuire, wor- the rocky Depoe Bay coast- continued to comb the town self about 2 Roe the scene after Roe’s grandfa- “She was going to walk and ried that the Highway 101 is line. All had retired after this week for clues to her dis- a.m. Sunday, ther gave up his own desper- look at the ocean, but never a conduit for predators. “But appearance. April 17. In an unprecedented ate search and called 911. The showed up.” we want to look in every gully MISSING PERSON on Page A5

LABOR GAUGE TRAFFIC STUDY ROCKY CREEK TRAGEDY County’s Filmmaker jobless Parking problems swept away rate 5.4 by big wave BY RICK BEASLEY percent Of the News-Times DEPOE BAY — A young BY WYATT HAUPT JR. fi lmmaker drowned Friday, Of the News-Times April 15, after he was struck by a sneaker wave and swept LINCOLN COUNTY — A to sea at Rocky Creek Scenic resurgent Lincoln County Viewpoint. employment market posted According to state troopers its lowest jobless rate in eight who handled the case, Kelly years despite a wave of people Bennett Smith, 26, of Chat- coming back into the work- tanooga, Tenn., was visiting force. the Oregon coast for the fi rst The unemployment rate in time with members of his the coastal region dropped fi lm crew after fi nishing a job to 5.4 percent in March from in Corvallis. 6.5 percent in March 2015, While angling for a better the Oregon Employment De- shot with his camera, Smith partment said in a Tuesday, and a companion walked April 19, report. onto a rocky shelf just one The jobless reading was or two feet above the surf in the best for the county since an area below the park’s rest- it measured 5.4 percent in rooms. March 2008. “They wanted to get as “March’s total nonfarm em- close to the water as possible ployment was 90 more than to take some photos when a one year before, a growth rogue wave approached and rate of 0.5 percent,” said Erik struck them from behind,” Knoder, a regional economist reported Oregon State Police with the employment depart- Senior Trooper David Wertz, ment, in a note that accom- who was dispatched to the panied the labor report. scene at about 11 a.m. on Fri- “The private sector shed A pedestrian walks past lines of parked cars on the Bayfront near the fi shing docks on Monday, April 18, in Newport. Tourists, day. “The victim was pulled 30 jobs, and government local businesses and fi shermen regularly compete for the limited parking spots available in the Bayfront, Nye Beach and City out by the current into the employment rose by 120. Center, prompting the city to study alternative parking options. (Photos by Nathan Howard) rough seas.” Industries adding the most Offi cials said Smith’s com- jobs over the year were local BY DANI PALMER $45,000 study focused on how panions called 911 before try- governments (plus 120), food Of the News-Times to improve Newport’s parking ing to save their friend, who and beverage stores (plus struggled for seven minutes 90), and leisure and hospital- in three areas: the Bayfront, Bayfront business before losing the fi ght. ity (plus 50).” Nye Beach and City Center. “They were yelling ‘Swim! Other sectors of the econ- owner looks out his “There isn’t enough room for Swim!’” reported one of the omy that added jobs in the front window and A property owners who are choos- emergency responders who period included fi nancial ac- spies a trailer parked across swarmed the scene. “But the tivities, and educational and ing to either redevelop or do four parking spots during the waves kept pulling him out. health services. new development in these areas One of his buddies jumped The sharp drop in the heat of summer. to provide that off -street park- in to help him, but the others unemployment rate came The area is already packed, ing a business would typically called him back when they amid a spike in the number one of Newport’s most popular saw the body fl oating face of people looking for work provide on their property,” New- during the on-season. The con- down in the surf. Then he in the coastal region. Gen- port Community Development just disappeared beneath the erally, lower unemployment gestion is a frustration for busi- Director Derek Tokos said. waves.” nesses, fi shermen and visitors. The main parking lot in Nye Beach is crowded with tourists LABOR GAUGE on Page A5 The traffi c issue has sparked a TRAFFIC STUDY on Page A7 and vehicles on a sunny Monday, April 18. TRAGEDY on Page A5

ODOT PROJECT Requests made to change highway closure times

BY DENNIS ANSTINE meeting, the council agreed Wolcott gave a presentation County, the Port of New- One of the requested mod- to keep the traffi c fl owing For the News-Times to City Manager Spencer to the council and told Nebel port and the Greater New- ifi cations to ODOT’s sched- unimpeded during the last Nebel’s request to send a that ODOT would try to have port Chamber of Commerce ule for construction between 3 ½ months of the project NEWPORT — Newport letter to ODOT concerning the closures held around the have collectively requested July 16 and Oct. 31 would on the day when there is the community leaders have suggested changes in road same time of the day so peo- changes to ODOT’s planned be changing the full, weekly heaviest use in both direc- asked the Oregon Depart- closure times during specifi c ple can make plans ahead of closures for the fi nal phase 24-hour opening of the road tions. ment of Transportation days. time. of the 5.5-mile reconstruc- from Saturday to Friday. (ODOT) to reconsider some ODOT Project Leader Jerry Besides the city, Lincoln tion project. The requests are an eff ort PROJECT on Page A5 of its projected closures for Highway 20 this coming summer and fall. ANY SYSTEM SERVICE During a Monday, April FULL SERVICE OIL BRAKE PAD 18, Newport City Council & FILTER CHANGE REPLACEMENT $

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Wednesday: Chance of showers and thunderstorms. Patchy fog Kayak Shack suspended for 2016 season before 11 a.m. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a BY CALLEY HAIR its management. But the ment in summer 2017. Port of Alsea or the school Boating Foundation, a New- high near 60. Light and Of the News-Times Port of Alsea took on that “We are going to continue district, said district Busi- port-based nonprofi t dedi- variable wind becoming responsibility six years ago, to rent the space,” Cuellar ness Manager Julie Bald- cated to boating safety and southwest 5 to 10 mph in WALDPORT — Students and in doing so opened said. “We will continue to be win. It functions on outside education. the afternoon. Chance of hoping to gain real-world themselves up to a host of in a landlord capacity with grants and the revenue col- However, even if the trans- precipitation is 40 percent. business experience with liability troubles, said Port the Kayak Shack.” lected through guided tour fer runs smoothly, the foun- Wednesday night: Mostly the Kayak Shack, a student- Manager Roxie Cuellar. The Kayak Shack is a fees, which cost between $35 dation couldn’t open the cloudy, with a low around staff ed kayak tour group on The port conducted a risk business operated almost and $60 per person. Kayak Shack in time for the 51. South wind 5 to 8 mph. Alsea Bay, need to wait until assessment with their in- entirely by students from “It’s really important to upcoming season, which tra- surance providers in Janu- Waldport High School. The note that the Port of Alsea ditionally starts on Memo- Thursday: 40 percent next year. ary and found they were le- trained and registered stu- didn’t just dump the Kayak rial Day and runs through chance of showers. Mostly The program will sus- gally vulnerable in the case dent guides off er kayak tours Shack,” Baldwin said. “They Labor Day. cloudy, with a high near 60. pend its operations for sum- of an accident. Continuing through Alsea Bay, leading are very interested in the The timing of the transi- Thursday night: Showers mer 2016 while the Lincoln to manage the Kayak Shack visitors though two and a Kayak Shack and its opera- tion means that this year’s likely. Cloudy, with a low County School District hunts meant they could lose their half hours of scenery and tions, as is the school dis- batch of guides and entre- around 51. Chance of for a new nonprofi t sponsor coverage, Cuellar said. wildlife. trict. But we have to look at preneurs won’t gain the re- precipitation is 70 percent. following a risk assessment by the Port of Alsea. The port will keep renting The students are part all of the aspects of renting al-life experience earned by Friday: Showers likely. “There were a lot of ques- the Kayak Shack’s space to of a class that handles the that small business through Waldport students for the Cloudy, with a high near tions about whose liability it the district. The business’ of- finances, marketing and the summer.” last decade. 58. Friday night: Chance of was — whether it was a port fi ce, located next to the port, maintenance aspects of run- The Lincoln County “There’s just not enough showers. Mostly cloudy, with liability or a district liability,” will remain vacant this sum- ning a business, taught by School District is seeking a time to do that well,” Baldwin a low around 50. said District Superintendent mer to help ensure a smooth instructor Melissa Stein- new sponsor that could re- said. Steve Boynton. “I don’t think reopening next year. man. She also helps super- place the port’s role in help- it was very clear.” But that, Cuellar said, will vise the shack during its ing the district manage the Contact reporter Calley When the program started be the extent of their relation- summer operations. program, Baldwin said. Hair at 541-265-8571 ext. Past Weather in 2006, the school district ship with the shack when it The program doesn’t gain They’re currently in con- 211 or chair@newportnews- was entirely responsible for hopefully dusts off its equip- any special funding from the versations with the Oregon times.com. 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Tides Tables assault in the fourth degree, and left the area. began after the woman told Police observed an abra- OSU Hatfield Marine Science Center NEWPORT — A Toledo menacing, recklessly endan- She told a Lincoln County Lacewell she was going to sion on the left side of the High Low man was arraigned on charg- gering another person and Sheriff ’s ceOffi deputy that post photos of previous inju- woman’s face, bruising on her es of assault and recklessly criminal mischief in the sec- Lacewell had pushed her and ries he’d caused her, the affi - arms, and a medical exami- Apr. 20 12:45 a.m./8.5ft...... 7:28 a.m./-1.3ft. 2:09 p.m./7.2ft...... 7:25 p.m./2.4ft endangering another person ond degree before Lincoln struck her with a hammer davit said. nation revealed bruised ribs, Apr. 21 1:27 a.m./8.6.1ft...... 8:05 a.m./-1.4ft. on Monday, April 18, after al- County Circuit Court Judge during a physical struggle Lacewell allegedly wres- according to the affi davit. 2:47 p.m./7.4ft...... 8:09 p.m./2.2ft legedly hitting a woman with Sheryl Bachart. over her laptop, according tled the computer from the Lacewell is being held Apr. 22 2:10 a.m./8.4ft...... 8:43a.m./-1.3ft. a hammer. 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ANNEXATION BUSINESS Toledo looking to expand its borders OSU Iterate program

BY CALLEY HAIR to a vote,” said Adams during ing to be happy and people neighbors. That, combined Of the News-Times a city council work session who are unhappy. We’ve got with a small population and for entrepreneurs on April 12. to start the process so that aging infrastructure, means TOLEDO — Leaders in To- Geographic restrictions we fi nd out how we’re going. Toledo lacks the fl exibility to ledo are eying properties ad- complicate the process. We’ve got to just get it done,” handle any surprises in the its way to Newport jacent to town limits, hoping Residents of the city’s urban said Councilmember Jill budget, Smith said. to increase the city’s taxable growth boundary — those Lyon at the work session. “Our town has more of a properties through a long-de- outside current city limits, For Toledo, annexation ap- struggle than others in that we BY DAVID STAUTH Officials say the program liberated annexation process. but within the region the proaches an emergency issue. don’t have all the hotels and Oregon State University is about defining problems The town will start by call- town can legally grow to en- The city is operating on a def- motels that the other towns in and solutions — what pro- ing on individual landowners compass — can only volun- icit — for the 2015-2016 bien- Lincoln County have,” Smith CORVALLIS — The Iter- posed product or service to volunteer, said City Plan- tarily annex if their property nium, the town’s budget com- said. ate program operated by the a company might offer to ner Michael Adams. If nec- is directly adjacent to the mittee left Toledo $60,000 For those living along To- Oregon State University Ad- successfully address a prob- essary, the city council may city’s borders. in the hole. If their current ledo’s fringes, the decision of vantage Accelerator/ RAIN lem, and form the basis for propose a ballot measure to “It’s going to be piecemeal,” trajectory continues, the city whether to annex weighs on Corvallis is expanding this a successful business ven- annex an entire area. Adams said. “To be eligible will end up with $360,000 of a fi nancial trade-off . They’ll spring to Bend and Newport, ture. Participants will learn “The city council has direct- to voluntarily annex into the debt by 2020. take on a city tax of $5.18 per providing assistance to peo- some basic concepts about ed the planning department city, your property has to be Expansion, said Toledo $1,000 of assessed property ple who wish to become en- entrepreneurship, customer to just put the information contiguous to a city boundary Mayor Billie Jo Smith, could value, Adams said, although trepreneurs and start a suc- discovery, defining markets out there, and see if people or a right-of-way.” lessen those tax defi cit woes. many already pay for the re- cessful business. and other information. are interested in annexing to That means that if a prop- “Toledo is not growing,” gion’s fi re and library districts. Based in Corvallis, the pro- More than 20 teams of the city,” Adams said. erty owner two lots away from Smith said. “That’s because For those, the net tax increase gram is open to OSU staff , potential entrepreneurs He is fi nalizing a survey to Toledo’s border wants to join there’s not really any places drops to $3.51 per $1,000 of researchers, and students, as participated in the last ses- post to Toledo’s city website the town, but his or her city- within the city limits.” assessed property value. well as community members. sion, working to develop this week to gauge the inter- side neighbor doesn’t, then Oregon’s towns have limi- However, they’ll gain access It consists of two-hour eve- such business concepts est of surrounding residents the farther property owner is tations on how much they can to the city’s $40 monthly base ning workshops held once a as sustainable materials, in joining the town. out of luck. increase property taxes every water rate, half of the cost of week for a month, and for the changing the flavor of wine Adams will also post an “I don’t think everybody is year, she said. In Toledo, that water service to rural proper- fi rst time will also be avail- through chemistry, new “annexation packet” that going to want to annex, and rate doesn’t keep up with the ties. They’ll also enjoy better able in remote classrooms in types of pressure sensitive property owners can volun- some people aren’t going to rising costs of providing city road maintenance and police Bend and Newport. adhesives, and new metal tarily submit to the Toledo be eligible,” Adams said. services when the number of coverage, as well as the right More information about materials for everyday elec- Planning Commission. Both Right now, the city is just taxable properties can’t grow. to participate in city elections, applications and the program tronics. will remain on the website in the information-gathering “Your cost of energy, your Adams said. is available online until April until July 2016. stage. Decisions on whether cost for personnel, all those “It will make a huge diff er- 22 at advantage.oregonstate. David Stauth is a science Using that data, city leaders to annex an entire region by go up every year by a certain ence in being able to maintain edu/iterate, for the class that writer and news editor for will decide how to proceed. vote, and what that might amount. When that amount the services that we all want,” begins May 3. Oregon State University “Once we get the survey look like, are still months is more than what your in- Smith said. numbers we’ll know, are away, Adams said. come is, you get pinched,” people willing to do it or are The online survey marks Smith said. Contact reporter Calley they not, voluntarily? And if the fi rst step in what may be The 3,500-person town Hair at 541-265-8571 ext. 211 they’re not, then we pick an a contentious process. doesn’t enjoy the tourism or chair@newportnewstimes. aff ected area and put it out “There’s people who are go- revenue of many of its coastal com.

NEW LICENSE Dispensary OK’d for recreational weed

BY CALLEY HAIR marijuana during a commis- said where you could put dif- expires in one year, could run Of the News-Times sion meeting Wednesday, ferent types of recreational out before the state offi cially Happy 1st April 13. The process ran so marijuana facilities,” Adams grants the Green Dragon a Birthday, TOLEDO — Staff ers at the smoothly that it must have said. permanent permit. medical marijuana dispen- “set a record,” joked City At- “Under the ordinance that However, Adams said Ed- sary Green Dragon Herbal torney Michael Adams. we drafted, both are permit- wards had made a good-faith Dawson Crowe! Clinic can now offi cially wel- The application looked ted under the city land use eff ort in fi ling as early as pos- come recreational customers familiar to the commission code provided for as long as sible with the state, and so with open arms. because they’d approved they’re permitted at the same she shouldn’t be penalized They’ve been serving rec- Edwards’ license for a medi- location under state law and for delays out of her control. reational users since open- cal dispensary just a couple regulation.” By gaining the temporary ing more than two weeks months previously, Adams At the moment, the state permit, Edwards said she’s ago, said business manager said. laws are “a moving target,” trying to prepare as well Lori Edwards. But the con- “This was the easiest staff said commissioner Jerry as possible for any poten- ditional use permit from the report I’ve written so far. I Seth. tial changes in a developing Toledo Planning Commis- had a pretty good template, “Every day there’s new young industry with many sion grants her the proper I didn’t even have to change rules, every day there’s new questions still unanswered. paperwork to keep up with the address,” Adams said. information,” Edwards said. “If all of a sudden they said, any future adjustments in Edwards will continue to Her 24-page application ‘OK, let’s go through dispen- the rules. sell both recreational and detailed her compliance with saries and see who turned in “I think it’s great there’s no medical marijuana from her zoning law, plans for the their stuff ,’” Edwards said, nonsense going on here. It’s store, which also doubles as building and security mea- “(I want to be) one of the legal, and I just want to have a gallery for local art. sures. lucky ones.” my ducks in a row,” Edwards Upon the Green Dragon’s “Everything was kind of We Love You! said. “So when it comes initial approval as a medi- grandfathered in, and now Contact reporter Calley down to it, I’m ready, I don’t cal dispensary, the planning rules are changing and we’re Hair at 541-265-8571, ext. ~ Mom & Dad, have to scramble around to commission didn’t yet have going back and we’re going 211 or chair@newportnews- Grandma & Grandpa, get my application fi nished.” a legal framework for issu- through everything with these times.com Uncle Joe & Bailey The commission granted ing recreational marijuana dispensaries,” Edwards said. the business on North Main licenses. Commissioner Joshua Street a conditional use “The city didn’t have an Smith expressed concern that permit to sell recreational ordinance at that time that the temporary license, which A4 1HZV7LPHV‡1HZSRUW25 :HGQHVGD\$SULO

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That’s a real steal because all other state res- idents must pay over six hundred dol- lars for each State Vault Brick. Just a few weeks ago, nobody knew that the only U.S. State Silver Bars locked away in the private vaults of CERTIFIED SOLID SILVER the Lincoln Treasury would be allo- PRECIOUS METAL DOUBLE FORGED STATE PROCLAMATION cated to the Federated Mint for a lim- ited release to residents in 5 states. Every single one of the 50 U.S. State COURTESY: LINCOLN TREASURY Silver Bars are date numbered in the PHOTO ENLARGEMENT SHOWS ENGRAVING DETAIL order they ratified the Constitution to OR, CA, WA, ID and NV residents and were admitted into the Union be- who call the Toll Free Hotline before OR, CA, WA, ID AND NV: COVER JUST $57 STATE MINIMUM ginning in the late 1700s. the deadline ends two days from to- “As Executive Advisor to the Lin- day’s publication date”, said Timothy call 1-866-459-4484 Ext.FMS877 beginning at 8:30am coln Treasury I get paid to deliv- J. Shissler, Executive Director of er breaking news. So, for anyone who Vault Operations at the private Lin- 1. If all lines are busy call this special toll free overflow hotline: hasn’t heard yet, highly collectable coln Treasury. 1-866-459-4489 Ext.FMS877 U.S. State Silver Bars are now be- To make it fair, special Toll Free 2. residents who find their state on the Distribution List above in bold and beat the ing handed over at just the state min- Overflow Hotlines have been set up deadline are authorized to get individual State Silver Bars at just state minimum of $57 imum set by the Lincoln Treasury to to ensure all residents have an equal set by the Lincoln Treasury. That’s why everyone should be taking full Vault Bricks residents in 5 states who beat the of- chance to get them. loaded with five State Silver Bars before they’re all gone. And here’s the best part. fer deadline, which is why I pushed for Rapid shipments to state resi- Every OR, CA, WA, ID and NV resident who gets at least two Vault Bricks is also getting this announcement to be widely adver- dents are scheduled to begin with the free shipping and free handling. that's a real steal because all other state residents tised,” said Mary Ellen Withrow, the first calls being accepted at precisely must pay over six hundred dollars for each State Vault Brick. emeritus 40th Treasurer of the Unit- 8:30am today. ed States of America. “We’re bracing for all the calls and ALL OTHER STATE RESIDENTS: MUST REMIT $134 PER STATE SILVER BAR “These bars are solid .999 pure fine doing everything we can to make silver and will always be a valuable sure no one gets left out, but the U.S. 1. No State Silver Bars will be issued to any resident living outside of OR, CA, WA, ID or NV precious metal which is why every- State Silver Bars are only being hand- at state resident minimum set by the Lincoln Treasury. ed over at just the state resident min- one is snapping up as many as they 2. Call the Non-Resident Toll Free Hotline beginning at 11:00am can before they’re all gone,” Withrow imum set by the Lincoln Treasury for at: 1-866-462-6711 Ext.FMS877 said. the next two days or until they’re all There’s one thing Withrow wants to gone, whichever comes first. For now, 3. If you are a u.s. resident living outside of the states of OR, CA, WA, ID or NV you are make very clear. State residents only residents can get the U.S. State Silver required to pay $134 for each State Silver Bar for a total of six hundred seventy dollars have two days to call the Toll Free Or- Bars at just the state minimum set by plus shipping and handling for each sealed State Vault Brick loaded with five u.s. State der Hotlines to get the U.S. State Sil- the Lincoln Treasury as long as they Silver Bars. This same offer may be made at a later date or in a different geographic ver Bars. call before the order deadline ends,” location. “These valuable U.S. State Silver confirmed Shissler. FEDERATED MINT, LLC AND LINCOLN TREASURY, LLC ARE NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE U.S. GOVERNMENT, A BANK OR ANY GOVERNMENT Bars are impossible to get at banks, “With so many state residents try- AGENCY. IF FOR ANY REASON WITHIN 30 DAYS FROM SHIPMENT YOU ARE DISSATISFIED, RETURN THE PRODUCT FOR A REFUND LESS credit unions or the U.S. Mint. In fact, ing to get these U.S. State Silver Bars, SHIPPING AND RETURN POSTAGE. DUE TO THE FLUCTUATING PRICE IN THE WORLD GOLD AND SILVER TRADES, PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THIS SAME OFFER MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE AT A LATER DATE OR IN A DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHIC LOCA- they’re only being handed over at state lines are busy so keep trying. All calls TION. FEDERATED MINT 7600 SUPREME AVE. NW, NORTH CANTON, OH 44720 ©2016 LINCOLN TREASURY P7025A OF19541R-1 minimum set by the Lincoln Treasury will be answered,” Shissler said. N

NA SNEAK PEAK INSIDE SILVER VAULT BRICKS: Pictured left reveals for the very first time the valuable .999 pure fine silver bars inside each State Silver Vault Brick. Pictured right are the State Silver Vault Bricks containing the only U.S. State Silver Bars known to exist with the double forged state proclamation. OR, CA, WA, ID and NV residents are authorized to get individual State Silver Bars at just $57 state resident minimum set by the Lincoln Treasury. That’s why everyone should be taking full Vault Bricks loaded with five State Silver Bars before they’re all gone. And here’s the best part. Every resident who gets at least two Vault Bricks is also getting free shipping and free handling. That’s a real steal because all other state residents must pay over six hundred dollars for each State Vault Brick. Wednesday, April 20, 2016 News-Times • Newport, OR A5 MISSING PERSON night and saw Roe sipping a citizens hunted for clues on dogs was slated Tuesday to Continued from page 1 drink, alone. Monday and Tuesday, April comb the area of the city wa- “I saw Katy sitting next to 19, often revisiting the same ter tank on Summit Avenue about 12 hours, however, the window, by herself. There places combed by members According to the source, Roe’s with nothing to show for the were only four or fi ve people of the county’s search and phone emitted at 2:58 a.m. eff ort. in the whole bar. I off ered rescue team. its last ‘ping’ from the heavily “It’s in the hands of the her a ride home, but she said “We walked all over down- wooded location overlooking criminal detectives, now,” she would walk because it town and the route she would Depoe Bay. reported Sgt. Brian Cam- was a beautiful night. When have taken home,” said Toby At Katy Roe’s house on eron of the Lincoln County I left, she was still there.” Winn, who knew Roe from Monday night, family and Sheriff ’s ceOffi on Monday, Of special interest to de- her years at The Kids Zone, friends surrounded her April 18, saying investigators tectives was a man with a where he is the director. grandparents, Walt and Patty would begin the methodical criminal background who “We’ve got the city work Summerton. process of interviewing wit- had been in the bar earlier, crews looking for anything “This is hard,” said Patty, nesses, looking at store se- said O’Connell. They showed unusual, and we’re trying to who was waiting for Katy’s curity videotapes along the pictures of the man to bar get more people to help out. sister to fl y in from Texas to take part in an 8 p.m. can- mile-long path to Roe’s home employees and patrons. This is agonizing. We’re all dlelight vigil at city hall on and talking to people who Service station manager upset and hoping for the best.” Wednesday. knew the missing woman. Amrit Singh said he volun- In an unusual develop- “She’s our baby,” said Walt, teered his store’s security ment, the McMinnville Po- A 2012 graduate of Taft holding a portrait of his tapes to detectives, hopeful lice Department announced High School in Lincoln City, blue-eyed, brown-haired Roe was recently promoted they may have captured an they were looking for a miss- granddaughter. “We want to a supervisor position at image of Roe, a non-driver, ing, 22-year-old McMin- her back.” the Safeway store in New- as she walked by in the night. nville man who was last seen Anyone with information port. She is well known and “A young woman disap- in Depoe Bay at 3:30 a.m. regarding Katy Roe’s where- beloved by many residents pears without a trace — this Sunday. Authorities said abouts is urged to call the of Depoe Bay, where she and is such a terrible thing,” said Owen Henry Woods, a stu- Lincoln County Sheriff ’s Of- a twin sister attended The Singh, whose store was bur- dent at Linfi eld College, has fi ce at 541-265-4231. Kids Zone afterschool pro- glarized eight weeks ago by a history of depression. For information about the gram and volunteered for a man whose image was cap- While no link between the candlelight vigil, contact city civic events. tured on store cameras but is cases has been established, hall at 541-765-2361. Fur- Lincoln County Sheriff ’s still at large. Lincoln County authorities ther developments, as they Offi ce Detective Abby Dors- “People can just break were looking into a report occur, will be posted on the ey is in charge of the case. through the front door of a that Woods later used his News-Times website at www. “She talked to everybody business in Depoe Bay and credit card at a Whole Foods newportnewstimes.com. in the bar that night, includ- walk away. We need to have a store in California. Walt Summerton, Katy Roe’s grandfather, holds a high ing me,” said businessman community meeting and get In another development, a Contact reporter Rick Beasley school graduation portrait of the missing woman. “She’s our Pat O’Connell, who was in some security for this town.” reliable offi cial source report- at 541-265-8571, ext. 221 or rbea- baby,” said Summerton. “We want her back.” (Photo by Rick the Wing Wa lounge Sunday Meanwhile, concerned ed that a search team using [email protected] Beasley)

TRAGEDY unaware of the tragedy and Continued from page 1 wondering what the fuss was about, roamed the park and took photos of the Coast A U.S. Guard boats and helicopter. Coast Guard Smith, a graduate of the helicopter Terry College of Business at searched the University of Georgia, the area was co-founder and creative for several director at DT Productions in hours while Athens, Georgia. two motor The son of Chattanooga lifeboats Kelly Bennett Smith physician Dr. Bill Moore lingered off - Smith and Crissie Smith, he shore. was an avid fl y fi sherman “The wave hit him and he and outdoorsman. A memo- just disappeared,” said a dep- rial service was held Tuesday, uty from the Lincoln County April 19, near his home. Sheriff ’s Offi ce who joined in Always Accepting New Patients the search. “It’s a tragic thing Contact reporter Rick Bea- State troopers questioned members of a fi lm crew Friday, 
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in previous months has been tied to a labor force that has contracted from the same pe- riod a year earlier. But this year the oppo- site scenario has played out APRIL’S in January, February, and March. The civilian labor force climbed to 20,570 in March from 20,064 in March 2015. That marked an in- crease of 2.5 percent. SPECIAL! At the same time, the num- ber of unemployed people in the coastal region sank to 1,209 from 1,485. The numbers all added up to Lincoln County’s jobless $0 enrollment rate ranking 20th among the 36 counties in Oregon. PREMIER CLASS MEMBERSHIP Wheeler County posted the lowest unemployment rate in the state at 2.9 percent in VALUED AT $99 March, down from 4.7 per- cent in March 2015. Grant County recorded the Premier class membership includes unlimited highest jobless rate at 8.0 percent last month, although classes, 24 hour gym access, access to our that was down from 9.8 per- cent in March 2015, the re- raquetball courts and locker rooms with private port showed. showers. Classes include Yoga, Indoor Cycling, Statewide, the unemploy- ment rate decreased to 4.5 TRX, Circut classes. percent in March from 5.7 percent in March 2015. Na- Call us at: 541-574-9062 tionwide, the jobless rate Open Friday from 7 am to 7 pm eased to 5.0 percent from 5.5 1111 SW 10th St, Newport percent in the same period. James Rand, Publisher OPINION Steve Card, Opinion Page Editor Wednesday, April 20, 2016 A6 EDITORIAL Same song, next verse The city of Newport is currently tackling an issue that has been kicked around for about as long as we can remember — parking congestion in the areas of the Bayfront, Nye Beach and City Center (also known as the Deco District).

The city recently commissioned a $45,000 study to once again look into the matter, and the Portland-based fi rm of Lancaster Engi- neering was hired to analyze the problem areas and come up with some recommenda- tions.

Three public meetings were held this There is no shortage of festivals, celebrations and events for people to enjoy along the central Oregon coast. This was true even a month, one in each of the aff ected areas. At century ago, as can be seen in this photo, taken in 1909, of the Lincoln County Baby Show. (Photo courtesy of the Lincoln County the meeting on the Bayfront, held April 14, Historical Society, LCHS #604, oregoncoasthistory.org and www.facebook.com/newportlincolncountyhistoricalsociety) Newport Community Development Director Derek Tokos summed it up this way: “There LETTERS TO THE EDITOR isn’t enough room for property owners who are choosing to either redevelop or do new YES TO RESUME cer Society and a volunteer ers will have to pay for all friends and Lincoln County- development in these areas to provide that FLUORIDATION for Clean Water Newport. I costs and projects) and de- ites face to face. Our fair has can say unequivocally that regulation of the new PUD, survived despite some real off -street parking a business would typically In my years as the science li- brarian at the Hatfi eld Marine this isn’t true. exempting them from many challenges with its facilities. provide on their property.” Science Center, I emphasized The American Cancer So- important state regulations Your vote in favor of Mea- the importance of knowing ciety doesn’t have a position including such things as hav- sure 21-165, a 1 percent in- This pretty much leaves just the on-street the sources of the information statement on fl uoridation ing to pay a livable wage to its crease in the room tax outside parking, and once we hit the height of the used to ask questions, form and states on their website employees. of the cities, will allow us to tourist season, that doesn’t cut it. opinions and learn. Now, I’m that “there is still controversy According to a trade group, begin the work of redevel- taking my own advice and about the possible health ef- there are currently only fi ve oping this property so it can reading beyond the bullet fects of drinking water fl uo- water PUDs in all of Ore- serve as a home to the fair, And on the Bayfront, it’s about more than points and the emotional sto- ridation.” For further con- gon. Ratepayers are voting on the farmers market, trade simply accommodating the tourists. It’s a ries. I’m looking to the experts fi rmation, their number is one big experiment, and a re- shows, car shows and many working Bayfront, so in addition to the re- who have studied water fl uo- 1-800-227-2345. sult is likely increased litiga- other great activities for years tail side, there are parking demands from ridation and its impact on the Unfortunately, this misrep- tion if a PUD fails to operate to come, and all this comes resentation of the ACS has properly. from a $1 per $100 visitor’s fi shermen and fi sh plant employees. This public’s dental health for years. The trusted experts, those been perpetuated on websites I would urge voters in night stay (not our people parking pressure will only increase when who work in realm of peer and Facebook pages for years, southwest Lincoln County or infrastructure), in our Pacifi c Shrimp adds 75 new employees with reviewed science, agree that and many people unknow- vote no on Proposition 16- playground by the sea. the completion of its $8.5 million expansion water fl uoridation improves ingly accept it. 127. We need to keep local Bill Rendall project down there. dental health. In 2015, the U.S. I hope anyone involved control of such an important Lincoln County Rodeo in the Newport fl uoridation resource as our water sys- Department of Health and Superintendent Human Services Federal Panel campaign will take immediate tems. Tokos said possible parking solutions in- on Community Water Fluori- action to correct this error. Greg Holland clude meters, pier parking and the addition dation provided updated rec- Rick North Waldport FLUORIDE IN WATER of a parking structure, although this struc- ommendations for community Durham SUPPLY LEAVES NO water systems. This panel of OPTION ture would be spendy — as much as $40,000 VOTE YES FOR ROOM experts reviewed the science, per parking space. VOTE NO ON TAX INCREASE Regarding the April 13 considered current concerns “Vote Yes on Fluoride Mea- PROPOSITION 16-127 The Lincoln County Fair and continued to recommend sure” letter by Mike Wilson. A real threat to our local, in- has been a fi xture in the life The high cost of creating new parking in community water fl uoridation. Am I the only one who found dependent water districts is of Lincoln County for more these areas is probably the main reason this The panel’s report is very read- it confusing? He states, “It’s beginning to be fought on the than 100 years. Our fi rst fair issue wasn’t resolved years ago, and it will able and based on science, not good for proper oral hygiene. May 17 ballot. Southwest Lin- was in 1908, and it’s survived opinion. You don’t have to ingest it, likely be a signifi cant stumbling block this coln County Water District vot- through ups and downs and Resuming the fl uoridation just swish and spit.” Am I sup- time around, as well. But that doesn’t mean ers have the opportunity to stop is now going strong in its sec- of Newport’s water is a posi- posed to swish and spit every it’s a hopeless debate. Perhaps this new look this movement in its tracks. ond century. Last year’s fair tive action we can take as a glass of water I get from the The proposal is formation drew more than 13,000 peo- into the problems will inspire some new community for the improved faucet? Does this apply to all of a water PUD (public util- ple, demonstrating that peo- options for addressing the congestion in an health of our residents. the food I prepare with this ity district). The publically ple still enjoy the chance to see aff ordable and manageable way. Janet Webster water? And coff ee, tea, etc.? stated goal of sponsors is for and enjoy great music, a great There is a huge diff erence Newport at least the Waldport Water bull-riding display, fi shing between fl uoride in a tablet We believe starting out this latest analysis District and perhaps others and logging information, 4-H placed in a cup of water and AMERICAN CANCER to join the PUD in the future. animals on display, dozens of the parking issue by holding a series of fl uoride in the entire water SOCIETY DOES NOT The arguments against this and dozens of vendors, eating public meetings was the proper way to begin. supply. If the fl uoride is in ENDORSE FLUORIDE proposal are many — defi - fair food, and so much more Giving people the opportunity to be heard is your tap water, and you drink nitely higher water rates; loss that is Lincoln County. A recent letter to the editor it or cook with it, you are in- critical when it comes to generating support of control of your local water; This is the age of social me- said that “the American Can- gesting it. You do not have the for whatever solutions eventually rise to the a legal block on PUDs us- dia, and last year we, too, used cer Society endorses fl uoride.” option to swish and spit. top of the list. We hope this public input will I’m the former executive ing any portion of resident’s it to expand the fair’s scope, but be sought throughout the process, and we vice president of the Oregon property taxes to fund any- there is still nothing like see- Marie Wakefi eld also encourage those aff ected parties to keep chapter of the American Can- thing a PUD does (ratepay- ing and catching up with your Newport an open mind about ways to ease this ongo- ing problem. — STEVE CARD VIEWS ON THE NEWS — READER FEEDBACK Each week, readers are Swimming pools, like librar- one example, they are having ledo making changes? At any being asked — via the News- ies, serve an important role problems keeping the sewer rate, I love being able to swim Times Facebook page — to in communities everywhere. system up to date; the whole and pay for the privilege here. off er their input on an issue Swim facilities serve a range city needs new pipes. Pools and In other areas, these services currently in the news. To of ages and abilities, as well as rec centers are nice to have, but are paid by taxes and not user How to contact join that conversation, log purposes. In our coastal com- at the expense of the cities’ ba- fees. — Bernice Barnett on at www.facebook.com/ munity next to water, having sic needs? And why should I newportnewstimes. access to swim lessons seems be taxed for something I never In a perfect world, it would government especially vital. The pool is al- use? — Gretchen Kazebier be self-supporting. In the real Recent stories in the News- ready funded in part by a tax world, far fewer people could offi cials Times have documented levy. If widely used and well op- I believe that access to a aff ord to swim and teach their struggles in both Lincoln City erated, additional government swimming pool and the op- kids to swim. Being able to ac- and Toledo regarding the inputs can be limited for a core portunity to learn to swim are cess parks and recreation facil- Gov. Kate Brown U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden high cost to those cities for service. — Deanna Trail not only valuable to the com- ities are important to individ- Citizens’ message line: D-Ore. subsidizing their municipal munity’s quality of life, they ual and community health. By 503-378-4582 Oregon: 503-326-7525 swimming pools. If we are subsidizing any- also are a valuable public ser- the way, the swimming pool to www.governor.oregon.gov Washington D.C.: thing should it not be food vice in terms of safety. the west is dangerous and kills 202-224-5244 Oregon State Legislature Questions: In terms of and aff ordable housing? We — Kirsten Brodbeck-Kenney people every year. We need to www.wyden.senate.gov General information line: the importance of services have a huge pool just to the decide what we want to subsi- 1-800-332-2313 State Rep. David provided by a city to its resi- west that can be used free. How very funny. The horses dize, after public safety and in- www.leg.state.or.us Gomberg dents, where would you rank — Nikki Hayes are already out of the barn in frastructure, to make our town D-10th district a municipal swimming pool? Newport. Are we also discuss- a community. Parks, libraries U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley Neotsu: 541-921-2038 Do you think a facility like a We need aff ordable hous- ing the rec center as a whole? and, yes, pools, are worth a D-Ore. Salem: 503-986-1410 swimming pool or a rec cen- ing. Who cares about a swim- Newport built a rec center little extra in taxes for the ben- Oregon: 503-326-3386 rep.davidgomberg@state. ter should be self-sustaining, ming pool? — Kim Cole when we had an exercise center efi ts they provide. Washington D.C.: 202- or.us or do you support these op- run by a non-government en- — Carol Schriner 224-3753 www.leg.state.or.us/ erations being subsidized by Toledo would do better with tity. The rec center opened, and www.merkley.senate.gov gomberg your tax dollars? a small lap lane pool that is the other center closed down. Editor’s note: due to space part of a wellness center with The rec center doesn’t pay its constraints, we don’t guarantee U.S. Rep. Kurt Schrader State Sen. Arnie Roblan Who is using the Toledo a gym for its citizens. way. Now they are building a all comments received via Face- D-Ore., 5th District D-5th district pool, city residents or out-of- — Stephen Burdick new pool instead of updating book will be printed in this space, Oregon: 503-588-9100 Salem: 503-986-1705 town folks? Options: Chil- our pool. The current pool has and some may be edited for Washington D.C.: 202- sen.arnieroblan@state. dren high school age and be- How can the city justify a parking and wouldn’t need a length. However, all comments 225-5711 or.us low free; all others charge a pool or rec center when it has street to be vacated. Why this and replies on this topic can be www.schrader.house.gov www.leg.state.or.us/roblan high fee to maintain the pool. problems having enough mon- discussion after the pool build- viewed online at www.facebook. — Lyle Chamberlain ey for other basic needs? For ing started? I don’t know. Is To- com/newportnewstimes Wednesday, April 20, 2016 News-Times • Newport, OR A7 TRAFFIC STUDY ing the possibility of a permit relieve congestion. Continued from page 1 program. This summer, there will Lancaster Engineering will be an increase in fish plant The Bayfront presents, per- use methods, such as a count employees with Pacific haps, the largest challenge. of peak and non-peak traffi c, Shrimp planning to add 75 It’s where two of Lincoln to gather data for the study. positions. The company is County’s largest industries Tokos said they’d also ex- nearly finished with an $8.5 meet: fi shing and tourism. amine which parking spots million expansion at its Bay- “This area, I think, is re- are being used regularly. front location. ally unique in a really fun Business owners pointed to There was considerable way,” said Brian Davis, se- underutilized areas, such as discussion at the April 14 nior transportation analyst Canyon Way near the Bay- meeting regarding fi shermen for Portland-based Lancaster front, and suggested parking and tourism-based needs. Engineering, during a public signage. One of the issues beverage meeting on Thursday, April Tokos said it was time to and retail managers brought 14. take a closer look at the situ- up was of the large rigs and The consultants were hired ation, as the parking districts motorhomes taking multiple through parking district and are about to expire. parking spaces. Spaces re- general fund money to assist Business owners on the stricted to compact cars was city staff and a parking com- Bayfront, in Nye Beach and suggested. mittee in seeking solutions. in City Center pay business Lincoln County Com- Newport’s Bayfront is a license surcharges through missioner Terry Thompson working bayfront, where the districts that are used for spoke as a fi sherman during fi shermen unload their ship- parking improvements. the meeting and said they ments at fi sh processing Revenue generated for the need big trucks for their gear. plants, and also one of New- Bayfront was $19,000. To- “If you crack down too port’s most popular tourist kos said $6,000 of that came much, you’re sending mil- A pedestrian weaves through cars on both sides of the street and double-parked in a gravel draws with attractions, such from the Port of Newport. But lions of dollars to another parking lot at the bustling Bayfront in Newport on Tuesday, April 19. (Photo by Nathan How- as the sea lion docks and the money was never enough port,” he said. ard) multiple shops, restaurants for signifi cant improvements. Engineer Todd Mobley, and bars. After talking with Bayfront Lancaster principal, said room have commercial inter- street every year.” will consider public input and Tokos said possible parking business owners, Davis said they’d look at areas like Mon- ests here. What we’re inter- He suggested restricting other factors as it continues solutions include meters, the the input he gathered includ- terey, where there’s Cannery ested in doing is serving our access to parts of the Bay- planning. addition of a parking struc- ed consideration of processing Row and an aquarium, to clientele eff ectively,” he said. front during certain hours Tokos said the goal is to ture, and pier parking. plant needs, and examining help determine how to man- “Meanwhile, you have fi sh- of the day. A pedestrian area wrap up the study by the end A parking structure would separate parking for employ- age parking. ermen who want to mobilize for tourists was also recom- of the calendar year, to imple- be expensive; the cost is ees, fi shermen and tourists. Stephen Webster, of Siletz gear, or demobilize it at the mended. ment next fi scal year. roughly $40,000 per parking Some fish-processing em- Boat Works Inc., said people plants and diff erent places. Nye Beach has similar park- space, Davis said. ployees car pool or park a who don’t need to be on the And then, most important ing capacity concerns. City Contact reporter Dani Tokos said pier parking may distance away, but transit Bayfront cause much of the of all just by dollar value … Center’s biggest issue seems Palmer at 541-265-8571, ext. “sound extreme,” but is done for those employees and congestion. the $40-50 million worth of to be cars losing mirrors, Da- 217 or dpalmer@newport- in other coastal communities. tourists was suggested to “Most of the people in this product that comes off this vis said. The consulting fi rm newstimes.com And metering could be utilized in the summer only, when there’s demand. “We can play around with Archie H. Nelson MARIE WILLIAMSON metering,” Tokos added, not- June 15, 1965 – April 13, 2016 January 22, 1925 – March 21, 2016 Marie E. (nee Brueggemann) Williamson passed away peacefully March 21, 2016, at her home in Henderson, surrounded by family. She was born January 22, 1925, in Milwaukee, to Archie Nelson passed away April 13, 2016 at the OBITUARY POLICY Pearl (nee Goodlaxson) and Arnold R. Brueggemann. age of 50 in McMinnville, Oregon. He was born to There is a cost associated Before moving to Henderson in 2014, Marie resided in Newport, Oregon. Marie received a with placing an obituary in Victoria Ben-Nelson and Park H. Nelson Jr. on June the News-Times, and the BS in marketing from the University of Illinois in 1951. She was a master gardener, an award obituary page is handled 15, 1965 and resided in Siletz, Oregon. Archie was a through the advertising de- member of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians. winning member of the New Jersey Orchid Society and a gourmet cook. She enjoyed church partment. Contact Deborah activities and caring for her family. LaCroix by phone at 541- He enjoyed hunting and fishing in his spare time. 265-8571 or by email at dla- croix@newportnewstimes. Marie was preceded in death by her husband, Glen A. Williamson; her daughter, Barbara com for a quote. Archie leaves behind his mother Victoria Nelson; M. Williamson of Portland, OR.; brothers: Al and Lloyd Brueggemann; and sister, Irene Obituaries publishing in the Wednesday edition must be father Park Nelson Jr.; four brothers: Chester Ben, O’Brink, all of Milwaukee. Marie is survived by her son, David G. Williamson (Kathleen) of approved by 10 a.m. Tuesday, Richard Betts, Arthur Betts and Park Nelson III; son and obituaries publishing in Henderson; granddaughter, Jennifer L. Williamson of Reno; and her sister, Ruby Behrens of the Friday edition must be Keith Simmons; and many aunts, uncles and cousins. Silver Spring, Maryland. approved by 10 a.m. Thurs- day. Memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 23, in the Chapel at Community Lutheran Brief death notices and ser- Services were held April 19, 2016 at the Siletz Tribal vice announcement will be Center. Arrangements have been entrusted to Bateman Church, 3720 E. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas. Donations in Mrs. Williamson’s memory may be run free of charge. Funeral Home. made to Community Lutheran Church or Atonement Lutheran Church in Newport.

All proceeds benefit the animal care fund at the Oregon Coast Aquarium. When: Saturday, April 23, 2016 Presented By Location: Oregon Coast Aquarium Fee: $35 for Adults; $20 for Kids Includes: Race Photo and Aquarium Admission! Details: www.aquarium.org

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GEORGIA-PACIFIC OLALLA RESERVOIR FREE FISHING DERBY & EARTH DAY EVENT Saturday, April 23, 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. (rain or shine)

Sponsored by Georgia-Pacific Toledo, Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers, and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

OLALLA FISHING DERBY DETAILS

FUN ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: • Free fishing for youth 11 and under. Participants 12 and older need a fishing license to comply with state regulations.

• Volunteers are available to teach youth to fish, including a practice casting area, fish cleaning instructions and learning booths.

• First 200 youth to sign up will receive gift bags from Georgia-Pacific. Drawings will be held for other prizes throughout the day.

• Boat launching is available at Olalla Reservoir with limited parking. Boat launch will open at 8 a.m. with registration starting at 8:30 a.m.

• Final call to weigh fish at 1:45 p.m. Derby ends at 2 p.m. and prizes will be announced at closing.

• Food offered for purchase by Siletz Valley Boosters.

ADULT PRIZES INCLUDE:

GRAND PRIZE: Heaviest fish of the day SILETZ 410 FIRST PRIZE: Heaviest legal stringer of fish SECOND PRIZE: Second heaviest legal stringer of fish Olalla Reservoir THIRD PRIZE: Third heaviest legal stringer of fish

20 NOTICE: Georgia-Pacific offers the Olalla Reservoir to the public for 229 daytime recreational purposes and visitors use the site at their own risk. The fishing derby is a family friendly event and ALL alcohol and tobacco products are strictly prohibited at the reservoir. Dogs are NEWPORT Toledo welcome but must be kept on leashes; please clean up after your pet. 20 High School 1800 NE Sturdevant You must have a parking pass or be towing a boat to enter the reser- voir. All other parking will be offered at Toledo High School, 1800 NE TOLEDO Sturdevant Road. A free shuttle service will run at 20-minute intervals from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. between the high school and reservoir. Steve Card,COMMUNITY Community Editor 541-265-8571 ext. 224 • [email protected] Wednesday, April 20, 2016 Section B1 COASTAL NOTES CRUSTACEAN FEAST DRIFTWOOD LIBRARY Poet will DINE-OUT EVENT TO BENEFIT YOUNG LIFE Original Mo’s on New- port’s historic Bayfront, 622 present SW Bay Blvd., is hosting a dine-out event all day today (Wednesday), April 20, to benefi t Young Life. A portion workshop of the day’s receipts will help provide funds for the youths to attend summer camp. Young Life, a non-denomina- April 23 tion Christian youth program Driftwood Public Library in Newport, plans to take 70 puts the crowning touch on sixth through 12th graders its National Poetry Month to Washington Family Camp festivities with a visit from this summer. poet Patrick Ryan Frank on Saturday, April 23. FREE FIR TREE Frank will teach a poetry SEEDLING GIVEAWAY workshop at 10 a.m., fol- To celebrate Earth Day, lowed by a reading at 3 p.m. Oceanview Senior Living in Pre-registration is requested Newport will host a free fi r for the tree seedling giveaway from workshop; 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Friday, those who April 22. are in- On that day, there will also terested be a tree planting in Ocean- should view’s accessible demonstra- contact tion garden, and people can Kirsten learn how to plant a butterfl y Brodbeck- friendly milkweed garden. Pam Bond of Walla Walla, Wash., puts a mallet to a crustacean. She and husband, Bruce, members of a Lions Club that holds Kenney Patrick Ryan Oceanview Senior Living is its own crab feed, came to compare the Depoe Bay event to their own. (Photos by Rick Beasley) at kbrod- Frank located at 525 NE 71st street beck-ken- in north Newport. For more [email protected] to regis- information, call 541-574- ter. The reading is open to the 0550. general public and will take place in the Distad Reading Crackers convene over crab Room at the library. REC SWIMS AT LINCOLN CITY COMMUNITY Frank was born and raised BY RICK BEASLEY in rural Michigan. He stud- CENTER Of the News-Times Special recreation swims will ied poetry and playwriting at Northwestern University, be held from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 he rap, snap and crack of crab p.m. Thursday, April 21, and Boston University, and the Friday, April 22, at the Lincoln shells giving way to a dozen James A. Michener Center City Community Center. eager mallets echoed through for Writers at the Univer- T sity of Texas. He is the re- These are both no-school the Depoe Bay Community Hall last days, and rec swims are a fun cipient of fellowships from weekend during a sell-out crab feed. way to pass the time. Admis- the Massachusetts Cultural sion is $2.50 for children An organizer said busloads of out-of- Council, the Vermont Stu- dio Center, the Kimmel ages 2 through 17. towners from the valley senior centers Harding Nelson Center for The community center contributed to the success of the event, pool will close at 3:30 p.m. the Arts, the Woodstock Friday, April 22, for the Lin- a fundraiser held April 16-17 for the De- Byrdcliffe Guild, and the coln City Swim Club’s annual poe Bay Chamber of Commerce. Others Spring Invitational Swim made the trek by car, motorcycle or RV, POET on Page B3 Meet. The meet continues sometimes traveling thousands of miles all day Saturday and Sun- day, and both the pool and to get to the Depoe Bay Crab Feed and LOYALTY DAY gymnasium will be closed Ducky Derby. throughout the meet to ac- “I came all the way from Illinois to commodate 300 swimmers visit my daughter and come to this,” said from around the Northwest. Sign up is The center’s cardio and Dekalb resident Diane Moss as she gin- weight rooms, indoor walk- gerly hoisted a steam-reddened Dunge- ing track and rock climbing ness by one claw. “Now, how do I eat this underway wall will remain open during the meet. thing?” Eric and Danielle Hannan, fulltime travel bloggers accompanied by their 6-month- The public is invited to stop old daughter, Ella, crowded a workbench in the toy, boat-building tent where Dan- for annual by and enjoy some great com- CRAB FEED on Page B3 ielle crafted a boat from crap materials, glue and paint. petition, buy a raffl e ticket and support the Lincoln City parade run Swim Club. OUTDOOR FUN The Lincoln City Commu- The 2016 Loyalty Days 2 nity Center is located at 2150 mile run/walk is simply about NE Oar Place. For more de- having fun. Participants can tails call 541-994-2131, see Family fi shing at Olalla Reservoir run, jog, or walk on traffi c- www.lincolncity.org, or check free Highway 101 through out the Lincoln City Commu- Anglers and their families Newport, while hundreds of nity Center Facebook page. are encouraged to come out parade spectators cheer you to Olalla Reservoir near Tole- on. This event starts just be- BEACH BARK IS APRIL do for a fun-fi lled day of fi sh- fore the Loyalty Day Parade, 22 IN LINCOLN CITY ing and outdoor activities on at 11:45 a.m. on Saturday, The annual Beach Bark will Saturday, April 23. April 30. be held Saturday, April 22, The Oregon Department of The race begins on High- in conjunction with Lincoln Fish and Wildlife and Geor- way 101 next to Walmart and City Community Days. gia-Pacifi c, in cooperation travels south, fi nishing just At 11 a.m., Beach Bark with the Association of West- before Bay Street. The high- walkers will meet on the ern Pulp and Paper Workers, way will be closed to traffi c beach at the D River Way- are sponsoring a day of fi sh- well before the race and will side and head south. They’ll ing at Olalla Reservoir. not reopen until the parade walk to the Canyon Drive The fi shing event will take is completed. Buses will take Park Beach Access at Nel- place from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. runners to the start. scott. From there, they’ll and will include a stocked Register online at Get- head north on SW 11th fi sh enclosure for youth fi sh- MeRegistered.com, or entry Drive, headed up the hill to ing, both youth and adult res- forms can be printed from Fleet Avenue. After a short ervoir-wide fi shing derbies, the Coast Hills Running Club walk north on Fleet, they’ll kayak tours, nature hikes and Facebook page to mail in. All reach The Eventuary, lo- other fun family activities. information can be found on cated at Highway 101 and Prizes will be awarded for the the club’s Facebook page. Fleet Avenue. The Eventuary adult and youth fi shing der- Coast Hills Running Club will host a pet-friendly bar- bies, and there will also be a Families gather at Olalla Reservoir near Toledo during a previous fi shing event. This year’s puts on this annual event becue lunch for Beach Bark few prizes that every youth event, sponsored by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and Georgia-Pacifi c, is set through a sponsorship from walkers and anyone else who participant will be entered to for Saturday, April 23. (File photo) Pepsi and Bigfoot Beverage wants to join in. receive. All activities are free. Company. Once again this Lunch is $6, and doors will ODFW will provide rods, welcome to bring it along. their gear, cast, reel, and even in Newport, the event will of- year, there is a $500 award be open until 1 p.m. The walk reels, tackle and bait free of Volunteer angling instructors clean fi sh. fer something for just about for the Lincoln County school takes place rain or shine, as charge. People who prefer to will be available at the reser- According to Christine does the lunch event. use their own equipment are voir to help participants set up Clapp, ODFW fi sh biologist FISHING on Page B3 PARADE RUN on Page B3

1425 NW Hwy 101 • Lincoln City www.prehistoricoregon.com B2 News-Times • Newport, OR Wednesday, April 20, 2016

GOING GREEN Meet Your Coastie

Name: The Oregon Coast Aquarium will celebrate Earth Day on Saturday, April 23, with a variety Mary Mclenagan of eco-friendly educational opportunities for visitors. (Photo courtesy of the Oregon Coast Position: Machinery Technician 3rd Class (MK3) at Coast Aquarium) Guard Station Yaquina Bay Hometown: Richmond, Va. Aquarium to throw Earth

Mary Mclenagan’s duties include preven- Mclenagan has been in the Newport area tative and scheduled boat maintenance, since April 2014. She says that she thinks Day ‘Party for the Planet’ as well as being a qualifi ed boat engineer the scenery in the area is beautiful, and she while at sea. enjoys the fact that it doesn’t get too cold Oregon’s window to the un- carbon contribution into the ery day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. “I make sure all of the boats are running during the winter months. The support of derwater world will go green atmosphere by buying local this spring. For more infor- like they are supposed to, so that we can do the community is another reason she en- on Saturday, April 23, when and reducing plastic use, and mation, call 541-867-FISH our job,” said Mclenagan. joys being in the area. the Oregon Coast Aquarium about broader-scale commu- or visit aquarium.org It is lo- Mclenagan joined the Coast Guard with “I have never been at a unit to where they celebrates Earth Day. nity initiatives that support cated at 2820 SE Ferry Slip no mechanical knowledge whatsoever, but are so appreciative of the Coast Guard,” said “We throw a Party for the energy reduction. Road, Newport. after arriving at her fi rst unit out of boot Mclenagan. “It is really nice to have such an Planet every year to encour- Guests that want to bring The Oregon Coast Aquar- camp, she got to work with machinery tech- open support from the community.” age the public to engage in a bit of green home with ium organizes its Earth Day nicians and decided that was the job for her. positive behavior changes them can make native wild- event in conjunction with With her Coast Guard and machinery Meet Your Coastie is a new feature that that benefi t not only their flower seed balls to plant in the Association of Zoo and technician knowledge base behind her, will appear monthly in the News-Times, health, but the health of their garden. This free ac- Aquarium’s (AZA) nation- Mclenagan was able to fi x her husband’s spotlighting the men and women serving our entire planet,” said Beth tivity, led by the aquarium’s wide Party For the Planet. vehicle brakes for only the cost of parts — at Coast Guard Stations Yaquina Bay and Hawkyard, the aquarium’s head groundskeeper, Anita The collective events from saving her family money. Depoe Bay. volunteer services manager Albrecht, starts at 11 a.m. this partnership create the who organizes the event. Pre-registration is not re- world’s largest combined Exhibits will brim with eco- quired, and all activities are Earth Day celebration. For friendly educational oppor- included with general ad- more information about tunities for visitors. Guests mission. AZA’s Party For the Planet, Soup’s on at rummage sale will learn how to reduce their The aquarium is open ev- visit www.aza.org

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Applications are available for upcoming home build Habitat for Humanity of • Be a resident of Lincoln manity ReStores in Lincoln Lincoln County will be ac- County for at least one year; City and Newport. cepting housing qualifi cation • Have an annual fam- To learn more, to fi nd out if forms for its upcoming home ily income of approximately you qualify, and to pick up an build in Newport, scheduled $22,500-$34,000 ($11-$16 application, come to one of the summer of 2016. per hour); these short meetings: This next home will be • Have a demonstrated • Newport Library: 7 p.m. built on property east of the need for housing; Tuesday, April 26; Newport Recreation Center, • Be willing and able to put • Waldport Library: 7 p.m. on land recently donated to in their required sweat equity. Wednesday, April 27; Habitat for Humanity by the Housing Qualifi cation • Driftwood Library in Lin- city of Newport. Forms are available to down- coln City: 6:30 p.m. Wednes- To qualify as a Habitat for load online at www.habi- day, May 4; Humanity potential home- tatlincoln.org, and are also • Toledo Library: 7 p.m. owner, one must: available at Habitat for Hu- Thursday, May 5.

OREGON OBSERVATORY

Chefs Bob and Ruby White will have the Newport Presbyterians’ famous vegetable Newport seniors planning beef soup ready in the diner at all hours during the fi rst two days of the church’s annual rummage sale, which will be held Thursday and Friday, April 21-22, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, April 23, from 9 a.m. to noon at First Presbyterian Church, 227 NE 12th St., Newport. Shoppers will fi nd bargains in nine separate departments, and two $100 gift cards overnight trip to Bend (one retail and one restaurant) will be raffl ed. Proceeds are dedicated to local, national and The Newport 60+ Adven- and perhaps witness a me- has been inspiring families worldwide mission projects, the majority of which benefi t outreach agencies within the com- ture Van will be headed to teor shower. The observatory since 1982. Get a close-up of munity. (Courtesy photo) Bend for an overnight trip on has the largest collection of native wildlife, such as the otter, Tuesday, April 26. The group telescopes for public viewing bobcat, porcupine and badger. will be leaving at 8 a.m. and in the United States. Visit an authentic homestead HOSPITAL FOUNDATION returning on Wednesday, Explore the Sunriver Na- and sawmill from 1904. April 27. ture Center and see the native The cost of this trip is $167 This trip includes a private animal exhibits, local geology per person, which includes viewing at the Oregon Obser- and biology on a microscopic the room and admission to Women’s Giving Circle topic is vatory from 8:00-10:00 PM, level at their hands-on mi- all of the scheduled activities. a stop at the Nature Center croscope station, step into Space is limited, so call 541- and a stop at the High Desert the creatures cave and en- 265-9617 or stop by the New- ‘Ayurveda Lifestyle Medicine’ Museum. The evening will joy close up encounters with port 60+ Activity Center at 20 be spent at the Days Inn, in snakes, frogs, lizards and SE 2nd St. to reserve a spot. The Pacifi c Communi- a history and description of people who are chronically Bend and will include a con- toads, or take a stroll through For information on future ties Health District (PCHD) Ayurveda, mind-body per- ill. The circle will be asked to tinental breakfast. the botanical garden and en- trips, classes, events, and pre- Foundation will host a pre- sonalities known as doshas vote on this year’s fund dis- At the Oregon Observatory, joy a variety of native plants. sentations, go to www.new- sentation titled, “Ayurve- and characteristics of each, tribution. people can explore the stars The High Desert Museum portoregon.gov/sc da Lifestyle Medicine” on physical and mental balance, The Women’s Giving Circle Wednesday, April 20, as part conscious communication, off ers a unique opportunity of its annual meeting of the and primordial sound medi- to learn more about health FAMILY FRIENDLY Women’s Giving Circle. tation. care and philanthropy as well Presenter Debbie Cas- The event will be held from as contribute to a fund, which sidy studied with Deepak 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in benefi ts women and children Chopra at the Chopra Insti- the Samaritan Pacifi c Com- within the scope of patient Putt-putt golf at businesses tute. Her talk will touch on munities Hospital (SPCH) care provided by Samaritan Education Room. Current Pacifi c Health Services. To participants and women in- join the PCHD Foundation throughout Lincoln City terested in learning more Women’s Giving Circle, par- about the circle are invited ticipants make an annual The Lincoln City Chamber pants may start at any hole ing Aid Center, Sapphire Cen- to attend free of charge. Dur- donation of $250, which can Ambassadors have organized number they wish. The cost ter, Toys R Us, Lincoln City ing the event, attendees will be made in 10 monthly pay- a family friendly putt-putt is $5 per person — children Cultural Center, Prehistoric, also receive an update on the ments of $25 each. golf tournament at hosted under 6 are free. The player Power Ford, Samaritan Home progress of last year’s grants, A light supper will be businesses throughout the with the lowest score will win Health, The Mist at Surftides which included dental vans served at the event. RSVP be Lincoln City area in celebra- a hand-blown glass fl oat pro- and Diamonds By the Sea. for uninsured patients, contacting the PCHD Foun- tion of Community Days. vided by Lincoln City Cham- Questions about the event equipment to help keep in- dation at 541-574-4745 or The event will take place ber of Commerce. may be directed to Leslie fants warm in the SPCH Ob- [email protected]. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sat- Start at anyone of these James at 541-557-6434 (leave stetrics Unit, and supplies For more information, go to urday, April 23, and no reg- businesses to begin your a message) or by emailing le- Sudoku answers to improve home care for www.samhealth.org/pchdf. istration is required. Partici- round: Sound Waves Hear- [email protected] Wednesday, April 20, 2016 News-Times • Newport, OR B3

FISHING $10 at any ODFW license reservoir. The shuttle will be Continued from page 1 agent, ODFW offi ce or online running between the high at ODFW’s website. The $10 school and the reservoir ev- every member of the family. youth license includes an- ery 15 minutes, from 8 a.m. “When you’re done fi shing, gling, hunting, shellfi sh, and to 3 p.m. Toledo High School there is a hiking trail that goes the Columbia River endorse- is located at 1800 NE Stur- around the reservoir if you ment. Everyone else must devant Road. There will be prefer to explore by foot rath- have an adult fi shing license. signs posted to guide people er than taking out one of the Licenses will not be sold at the to the high school from east free kayak rentals,” she said. event so individuals planning or westbound Highway 20. The event is open to the to participate should obtain Persons interested in fi sh- public, and no pre-registra- their licenses ahead of time. ing can explore many other tion is required. Anglers 11 Parking at Olalla Reser- opportunities by perusing years old and younger do not voir is reserved for people ODFW’s stocking schedules, need a fi shing license. How- launching boats. All other maps, guides and other re- ever, anglers 12-17 years of participants will need to sources at ODFW’s website, age will need a youth license, park at Toledo High School located atwww.odfw.com un- which can be purchased for and ride the shuttle to the der the “Fishing” tab.

PARADE RUN ner prizes, and ribbons in age will be day of race registration Continued from page 1 groups. Everyone who par- at Integrated Body Fitness — ticipates gets a ribbon. There $20 for persons over 18, and with the greatest percentage will be ample time to partici- $10 for students; limited T- of youths from their school pate in this event and still en- shirts will be available for sale. who participate. Integrated joy the parade. Participants must pick up Body Fitness continues to Online registration is $10 their race number between provide their facilities for for individuals (adults and 9 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. on the number pick-up and awards. non-students over 18) and day of the race at Integrated New for this year, any parent $3 for Lincoln County School Body Fitness, located at 1111 and child who run together District students. T-shirts are S Coast Highway. will receive special silver an additional $8 and are only For more information, con- shoe-charms. guaranteed for those who reg- tact Kerri Tyler at 503-360- Volunteer Krista Robison gives crab-cracking tips to Diane Moss of Dekalb, Ill., during the There are also overall win- ister before April 24. There 5684 or [email protected] annual crab feed in Depoe Bay. (Photo by Rick Beasley)

CRAB FEED wood workbenches. wheel their Chevy 3500, tow- Continued from page 1 “This is a gorgeous little ing a 44-foot fi fth wheel RV. town, and this is a great “This is work: happy outings Bruce and Pam Bond drove event,” said Eric Hannan with my wife and daughter, from Walla Walla, Wash., as he and daughter, Ella, day and night.” out of “professional curios- watched Danielle Hannan More than a thousand ity.” Bruce is a member of put the fi nishing touches on a Dungeness crab were the Walla Walla Lions Club, model boat made from a pile steamed in vats and sold at which holds its own annual of wood scraps, costume jew- $25 a plate, including sides crab feed the third weekend elry and bullet casings. of cole slaw and garlic bread in February. The Hannans, fulltime piled high by volunteers. “This is a pretty nice crab travel bloggers hired by the Meanwhile, Rusty Truck feed, a lot like ours,” he said, recreational vehicle industry Brewing Co. of Lincoln City “except we also serve them to post their exploits at shore- sold beer out of the back of an with baked beans.” looksnice.com, were traveling ancient delivery truck. Organizers dropped the from Seattle to San Diego on Many cracked their crab wooden boat show portion a surfi ng expedition when outside on park benches un- of the event this year, but they followed the signs to the der a blistering sun, which found heightened interest in crab feed. organizers credited for lifting the toy boat-building tent, “We can’t portray the life- everyone’s spirits, but not all. where dozens of children, style if we don’t get out and “I left Arizona for this?” im- young-minded adults and live it,” said Eric, whose wife, plored one man as he looked parents crowded the ply- Danielle, is often behind the for shade. HONOR ROLL

OREGON STATE Bianca J. Dale, junior, Pre- ing; Joel F. King III, senior, UNIVERSITY Ecological Engineering. Business Information Sys- Oregon State University Eddyville — 3.5 or better: tems; Kellen B. Wood, junior, recently released the names Catlin R. Bradley, junior, Ac- Exercise and Sport Science. of students who have made countancy. Otis — 3.5 or Better: Riley the Scholastic Honor Roll Lincoln City — Straight-A W. Schroeder, sophomore, for winter term. To be on the average: Bradley S. Ehrenfelt, History. honor roll, students must senior, Kinesiology. 3.5 or bet- Siletz — Straight-A aver- carry at least 12 graded hours ter: Molly W. Altomare, junior, age: Talisha N. Liles, junior, of course work. Psychology; Zachary M. Col- Human Development and Students from Lincoln bert, freshman, Physics; Ian Family Science. 3.5 or bet- County who made the honor B. Fehringer-Williams, sopho- ter: Nicholas A. Giles, junior, Pet Care Guide roll included: more, Pre-Mechanical Engi- Civil Engineering; Daniel E. Blodgett — Straight-A av- neering; MaKenna K. Wood, Nelson, junior, Exercise and erage: Corie A. McBride, se- freshman, Pre-Public Health. Sport Science. nior, Human Development Neotsu — 3.5 or better: South Beach — 3.5 or bet- and Family Science; Bushra Catherine L. Mina, junior, ter: Tamay L. Guevara, se- Moussaoui, freshman, Biol- Political Science. nior, Animal Sciences. ogy. 3.5 or better: Andrew Newport — Straight-A Toledo — 3.5 or better: Barks-n-Rec R. Damitio, sophomore, En- average: Derek C. Eason, ju- Ian M. Fox, senior, Electri- $OG#AT"OARDINGs$AYSA7EEK vironmental Economics and nior, Construction Engineer- cal & Computer Engineering; * BRAVECTO Policy; Sara N. Ham, junior, ing Management; Dillon J. Connor J. Price, junior, Me- FKHZDEOHÁHDFRQWURODYDLODEOHQRZ Animal Sciences; Ibrahim Rhoades, junior, Physics. 3.5 chanical Engineering; Leo H. Moussaoui, junior, Biology; or better: Grant C. Burns, Williamson, senior, Natural Barbara M. Sinclair, senior, junior, Biology; Lily M. Hud- Resources. 143 NE 11th, Newport Human Development and nell-Almas, junior, Applied Yachats — Straight-A av- 541-574-9159 Family Science. Visual Arts; Rachel M. John- erage: Elliott J. Webb, junior, Depoe Bay — 3.5 or better: son, junior, Pre-Bioengineer- Pre-Forest Engineering.

POET He is the author of two collec- to the support of the Friends The Poop Thief

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‘Incredible Invasives’ Master Gardener Bingo Roundtable Discussion 6:30 p.m., Siletz Valley Grange Hall, 215 Gaither St. 10 a.m.–noon. Invasive specialist Aaron Duzik will Minimum buy-in $8. 541-444-1023. share information and answer questions. Newport Public Library. Free, but RSVP required, 541-574-6534. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 We have you covered! ■ Top Soil ■ Hand Rock Open mic night with Amy Pattison Lincoln City Cribbage Club #420 ■ Compost ■ Flat Rock 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Cafe Mundo, 711 NW 2nd St., Newport. 5:30 p.m. (doors open 4:30 pm). $8 entry. Lincoln ■ Red Fir Bark Chips ■ Cinders cafemundo.us or 541-574-8134. City Community Center, 2150 NE Oar Place. Sanctioned ■ Hemlock Bark Chips ■ by American Cribbage Congress Grass Roots Program. Drain Rock Karaoke with Jesse ■ Beach Sand All welcome. Info: www.cribbage.org/clubs or call 541- 9 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Moby Dick’s, 448 SW Coast Highway, 574-7668. WE DELIVER! Newport. 541-265-7847. Call TODAY 541-265-9441 Happy Hour Karaoke with LeAnn The Ronnie Jay Duo 121 NE Harney • Newport 6:30 p.m., The Drift Inn, 124 Highway 101, Yachats. 4 p.m.–7 p.m. Moby Dicks, 448 SW Coast Highway, Mon-Fri 7:00 - 5:00 Newport 541-265-7847. www.roadanddriveway.com FRIDAY, APRIL 29 Lozelle Jennings presents ‘The Front Porch Thang’ KARAOKE: you ARE the Star! 5 p.m.-8 p.m., O’Downey’s Irish Pub and Restaurant, 8:30 p.m.-midnight. Bay Haven Inn on the Historic 10 Bay St., Depoe Bay. Bayfront, 608 SW Bay Blvd., Newport, 541-265-7271. Rainspout Music Festival 2016 THURSDAY, MAY 5 Three-day celebration featuring 11 diff erent acts. Details online at rainspout.org Lincoln Cribbage Club #127 9 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Moby Dick’s, 448 SW Coast Highway, 6 p.m. American Legion Post #116, 424 W Olive St., Newport. 541-265-7847. Newport. All welcome. For more info: www.cribbage. org. or call 541-563-5181. Paul VandenBogaard and Guests 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Club 1216, located inside Canyon Way Free clothing giveaway Restaurant and Bookstore, 1216 S Canyon Way, Newport. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., Newport Seventh-day Adventist No cover, donations appreciated. www.canyonway.com. Church, 558 NE First St. 541-265-2041. 541 265 8319. Open mic night with Amy Pattison Barbara Turrill and Gib Bernhardt 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Cafe Mundo, 711 NW 2nd St., Newport. 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Cafe Mundo, 711 NW 2nd St., Newport. cafemundo.us or 541-574-8134 cafemundo.us or 541-574-8134. Karaoke with Jesse Karaoke with Jesse 9 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Moby Dick’s, 448 SW Coast Highway, 9 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Moby Dick’s, 448 SW Coast Highway, Newport. 541-265-7847. Newport. 541-265-7847. Yachats Big Band 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Yachats Commons, 441 Highway 101 SATURDAY, APRIL 30 N. The Yachats Big Band presents a public dance on the Karaoke with Jesse fi rst Thursday of each month. 9 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Moby Dick’s, 448 SW Coast Highway, Newport. 541-265-7847. FRIDAY, MAY 6 Depoe Bay Craft Fair KARAOKE: you ARE the Star! 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 474 SE Highway 101 Depoe Bay. 8:30 p.m.-midnight. Bay Haven Inn on the Historic More information 760-470-1085. Bayfront, 608 SW Bay Blvd., Newport, 541-265-7271. Lucky Gap String Band Karaoke with Jesse 7 p.m.-10 p.m. Cafe Mundo, 711 NW 2nd St., Newport. 9 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Moby Dick’s, 448 SW Coast Highway, cafemundo.us or 541-574-8134. Newport. 541-265-7847. Lozelle Jennings and the Purple Cats Barbara Turrill and Gib Bernhardt 9 p.m.-1 a.m., the Old Oregon Tavern, 1604 NE 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Club 1216, located inside Canyon Way Highway 101, Lincoln City. Restaurant and Bookstore, 1216 S Canyon Way, Newport. Rainspout Music Festival 2016 No cover, donations appreciated. www.canyonway.com. 541 265 8319. Three-day celebration featuring 11 diff erent acts. Details online at rainspout.org SATURDAY, MAY 7 Dr. Atomic’s Medicine Show 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Raucous skits and music in a Newport Farmers Market vaudevillian style. Congregational Church of Lincoln 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Lincoln County Fairgrounds next to the City, 1760 NW 25th St. 541-994-2378. High School. We have fresh veggies, baked goods, soaps, jewelry, meats, eggs, honey and quality artisan crafts SUNDAY, MAY 1 and hot foods. Buy local-support small business. Lincoln County Genealogical Society “Contemplative Prayer and Meditation” 10 a.m., Toledo Public Library, 173 NW 7th St., Toledo. 10 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Congregational Church of Lincoln The public is welcome to attend. For more information, City library, 1760 NW 25th St., Lincoln City. go online at http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~orygs/ Rainspout Music Festival 2016 meetings.htm Three-day celebration featuring 11 diff erent acts. Depoe Bay Craft Fair Details online at rainspout.org 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 474 SE Highway 101 Depoe Bay. ‘Anything Goes’ concert by Central Coast More information 760-470-1085. Chorale The Ronnie Jay Duo 4 p.m., Congregational Church of Lincoln City, 1760 4 p.m.-7 p.m., Pier 839, 839 SW Bay Blvd., Newport. NW 25th St. Choral music with an Earth Day theme. 541-265-2839. Suggested donation of $10. For more information, call Chorale Director Mary Lee Scoville, 541-563- Karaoke with Jesse 6830. 9 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Moby Dick’s, 448 SW Coast Highway, Newport. 541-265-7847. Tango Lesson and Practice 5 p.m.-7 p.m. South Beach Community Center, 3024 SUNDAY, MAY 8 SE Ferry Slip Road. Admission by donation. www.newportoregontango.com “Contemplative Prayer and Meditation” 10 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Congregational Church of Lincoln MONDAY, MAY 2 City library, 1760 NW 25th St., Lincoln City. Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle based on a 9x9 grid with several given Live Music by John Bringetto Tango Lesson and Practice numbers. 6:30 p.m.-9 p.m., The Drift Inn, 124 Highway 101, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. South Beach Community Center, 3024 The object is to place the numbers 1 Yachats. 541-547-4477. SE Ferry Slip Road. Admission by donation. to 9 in the empty squares so that each www.newportoregontango.com row, each column and each 3x3 box contains the same number only once. TUESDAY, MAY 3 Master Gardener series, ‘Getting Grief Support Started’ in Yachats 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Yachats Demonstration and Community 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. Center for Health Education, 740 To get your event or item in the News-Times Community SW Ninth St., Newport. 541-574-4751. Garden, located on the corner of Driftwood and Seventh streets. All are welcome, bring questions and tour the Calendar, send an email to community@newportnewstimes. Newport Community Drum Circle garden. com with the date(s) of the event, name of the event, time and 6 p.m.-8 p.m., free, some loaner drums available, gazebo at Don Davis Park, west end of Olive Street, location, and contact number and/or email. Newport. Steve Card, Business Editor BUSINESS 541-265-8571 ext. 224 • [email protected] Wednesday, April 20, 2016 B6 COASTAL CULTURE OREGON RAIN Entrepreneurs have access to program A program operated by the More than 20 teams of Oregon State University Ad- potential entrepreneurs par- vantage Accelerator/RAIN ticipated in the last session, Corvallis is expanding this working to develop such spring to Newport, provid- business concepts as sustain- ing assistance to people who able materials, changing the wish to become entrepre- fl avor of wine through chem- neurs and start a successful istry, new types of pressure business. sensitive adhesives, and new Based in Corvallis, the pro- metal materials for everyday gram is open to OSU staff , electronics. researchers, and students, as well as community mem- ABOUT THE OREGON bers. It consists of two-hour STATE UNIVERSITY evening workshops held ADVANTAGE once a week for a month, and Innovation at Oregon for the fi rst time will also be State University is leading available in remote class- to new businesses, jobs and rooms Newport, as well as in economic growth for Or- Bend. egon and the nation — this More information about is the Oregon State Univer- applications and the pro- sity Advantage. It includes gram is available online until the Advantage Accelerator, a April 22 at advantage.ore- part of the Oregon Regional gonstate.edu/iterate, for the Accelerator and Innovation class that begins May 3. Network, or Oregon RAIN, Offi cials say the program to help innovators and entre- is about defi ning problems preneurs succeed with their and solutions — what pro- emerging enterprises. posed product or service a Two other key components company might off er to suc- are the Advantage Partner- Maribeth Zanone is the owner of Coastal Culture, a business that sells a healthy sweet tea brew known as kombucha. Her cessfully address a problem, ships, which help improve kombucha is available at a number of local restaurants, and she sells it every Saturday at the Newport Farmers Market. and form the basis for a suc- the success of existing busi- (Photo by Steve Card) cessful business venture. ness and industry; and the Participants will learn some Advantage Impact, which basic concepts about entre- structures contracts to maxi- preneurship, customer dis- mize research investments covery, defi ning markets and and supports commercializa- Kombucha: an elixir for health other information. tion. BY STEVE CARD lenging. But what has been serving, so when people think ucts, (and) the Yachats Farm Of the News-Times really beautiful about this about the sugar or the caloric Store, Tidal Raves in Depoe experience is I have found a intake, it’s very minimal. Bay,” said Zanone. NEW STYLIST aribeth Zanone has real symbiotic culture in itself “We brew 100 gallons at a For people who would like been a home brewer with other business owners.” time, but in separate 6½ gal- to try kombucha, she en- Mfor more than 10 During her fi rst year of lon fermenters” continued courages them to stop by her Annette Helsley joins years. But it’s not an alco- operation, she brewed kom- Zanone. “We pay very close booth at the Newport Farm- holic beverage she is creating, bucha at Bier One, and now attention to our temperature ers Market, which is open it’s a healthy sweet tea brew she is brewing at Jetty Java, a control and regulating our wa- every Saturday at the Lin- known as kombucha. coff ee shop on Highway 20. ter source, our sugar source, coln County Fairgrounds. team at Salon Ethos “Kombucha is an ancient “I brew in all glass and utilize our tea source, and when we The market will move to its Salon Ethos owner Liz tea that is produced by intro- organic teas and sugars in my do a second ferment, that’s outdoor location alongside Rose-Worman recently an- ducing a bacteria and yeast production” she said. when we introduce fl avors.” Highway 101 in May. nounced the addition of An- culture to a sweetened tea,” Zanone is licensed through She varies the fl avors so “Most of the restaurants nette Helsley to the salon’s Zanone said. “The end result the Oregon Department of there is something for ev- in town that carry my prod- team. is a very high probiotic, light- Agriculture, and although eryone. “Sometimes we do a uct, they sell it by the glass,” Helsley grew up in Aro- ly carbonated health tonic. It she isn’t required to be li- handcraft fruit juice that we Zanone said. Some of the mas, Calif., graduating from also has naturally occurring B censed through the health incorporate from local farm- locations will sell it by the San Juan Bautista’s Anzar vitamins. department, “I like to keep ers. Other times we use tinc- (64-ounce) growler. You can High School in 2006, and “It’s an elixir,” added Za- everybody abreast of what ture that we source directly come by my booth at the completing her education at none. “It’s great for your liver, I’m doing, so I always invite from Oceana Co-op. We try farmers market, and I’ll sell a Central Coast College in Sa- it’s great for detoxifi cation, them in to inspect my kitchen to fi nd the health benefi ts in glass, I’ll sell a mason jar, I’ll linas, Calif., in 2009. After it’s great for digestion.” and give me any pointers they something that also tastes sell a growler or a growlette a seven-year career of pro- Zanone started brewing might have.” real good at the same time.” (32 ounce).” viding in-home and hospice kombucha at home for her When making kombucha, Coastal Culture doesn’t For those who would like care, she looked for a career own use. “People really liked the sweet tea “is introduced currently bottle the kombu- to learn more about kom- change, and moved to the it, and for years I was encour- with what we call a SCOBY — cha, although Zanone would bucha, “we have a Facebook Newport area. aged to produce it commer- symbiotic culture of bacteria like to do that in the future. page, which is Coastal Cul- She enrolled at Phagan’s Annette Helsley cially,” she said. About two and yeast,” Zanone said. “It Instead, she kegs the prod- ture Kombucha, and defi - Cosmetology College in years ago, she took the plunge ferments naturally for about uct, which is then sold di- nitely at the farmers market, Newport and worked as ting class with international and began doing just that. 10-12 days, and the byproduct rectly to a number of diff er- I’m always happy to answer front desk support staff at Redken Artist Brayden Pel- “I lived in Waldport and from that is a very, very high ent retail outlets. Sorella, a people’s questions or give Salon Ethos for two years letier, a balayage and ombré Yachats for quite some time, probiotic beverage — higher restaurant in the Nye Beach them advice on brewing,” as she pursued her certi- class with Global Artistic Ed- and about three years ago, in probiotics per serving than area of Newport, has Coast- Zanone said. “And they can fication. She graduated ucation Director Kris Sorbie, I moved up to Newport and yogurt. It’s a vegan product al Culture’s kombucha on always message me through from Phagan’s in October a cutting class with Redken started to shop for a commer- by nature, (and) the caff eine tap, as does Local Ocean on the Facebook page or email 2015 and began her associ- Education Artistic Director cial venue to do this in, which level is very low. And it’s got the Bayfront. “Café Mundo me. I’m happy to share my in- ate program training with Chris Baran, and multiple has proved a little bit chal- about 10 calories per 8-ounce sometimes carries our prod- formation.” Scott McCraw the following classes with Redken Artist November, which she plans Chachi Tuy on color, styling to complete in July of this and fi nishing.” ANNUAL AWARDS year. In this intensive on- Helsley provides hair col- the-job program, Helsley or, cut, and design services will study customer service, for men and women, make- technique, and best busi- up application, waxing, and Business of the Year nominees named ness practices. nail services. Her current “I have taken some amaz- schedule is 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Lincoln City Chamber to a chamber-member business and The Dorchester House. Banquet on Saturday, April 30, ing classes outside of beauty Saturdays. Contact the salon of Commerce has announced with fi ve employees or fewer. Chamber Executive Direc- at Chinook Winds Casino Re- school with my Ethos team,” to book a service with Hels- the nominees for 2015 Busi- Nominees for Business tor Nonni Augustine said, sort, beginning at 6 p.m. Tickets Helsley explained. “I’m in- ley at 541-574-4445, or visit ness of the Year and Small of the Year are: Knottworks “They are all exceptional must be purchased or reserved spired by the education I’ve the salon at 434 SW Coast Business of the Year. Construction, Inc., and Pre- businesses that have been in- at the chamber of commerce by received in a men’s hair-cut- Highway in Newport. The Business of the Year historic. Nominees for Small strumental in making a posi- Wednesday, April 20. Award will be presented to a Business of the Year are: Bank tive diff erence in our commu- For more information chamber-member business of the West, Bijou Theatre, nity over the past year.” about Community Days or with more than fi ve employees, Charlotte Lehto Insurance The nominees will be recog- other chamber functions, HOSPITALITY TRAINING and the Small Business of the Agency, Inc., Directors Mort- nized and the winners awarded call 541-994-3070 or email Year Award will be presented gage, DR Bob Health Centre, at the annual Community Days [email protected] ‘Know Your Newport’ CHAMBER NEWS seminar coming May 18 NEWPORT to www.newportchamber.org DEPOE BAY www.visittoledooregon.com The Greater Newport aged to participate in the The Greater Newport for more information. The Depoe Bay Chamber of for more information. Chamber of Commerce will seminar, which will focus on Chamber of Commerce will Commerce meets the second host its annual hospital- familiarization of local at- hold a Business After Hours LINCOLN CITY Thursday of each month at the WALDPORT ity training seminar, “Know tractions, customer service event from 5:15 p.m. to 7 The Lincoln City Cham- Depoe Bay Community Hall. The Waldport Chamber Your Newport” on Wednes- training and showcasing p.m. on Thursday, April 21, at ber of Commerce will hold a The chamber offi ce is located of Commerce is located at day, May 18. Newport’s amenities to visi- Service Pacifi c Insurance, lo- lunch forum at 11:45 a.m. on at 223 SW Hwy 101, Suite B. 620 Spring St. Call 541-563- This year’s seminar will tors. cated in the Sea Towne Shop- Tuesday, April 26, at the Lin- For more information, call 2133 or go to www.waldport- be held at the Best Western Know Your Newport is free ping Center at 1600 N Coast coln City Community Cen- 541-765-2889, or go to www. chamber.com Agate Beach Inn, located at to attend and includes a guid- Highway, suite 1676. The ter, 2150 NE Oar Place. The depoebaychamber.org 3019 N Coast Highway in ed neighborhood bus tour, Friday, April 22, luncheon speaker will be Miss Oregon YACHATS Newport. Interested parties complimentary passes to lo- form will be held at the Shilo 2015, Ali Wallace. The cham- TOLEDO The Yachats Area Cham- may choose to attend either cal attractions, door prizes, Inn, 536 SW Elizabeth St. ber of commerce is located at The Toledo Chamber of ber of Commerce/City of the morning session, from refreshments, a grand prize The program will be on the 4039 NW Logan Road. For Commerce is located at 311 Yachats Visitors Center is 9 a.m. to noon, or the eve- and more. Lincoln County budget. The more information, call 541- NE First St. Offi ce hours located at 241 Hwy 101 S. ning session, from 6 p.m. to For more information, call chamber of commerce is lo- 994-3070, email info@lc- are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Call 541-547-3530 or go to 9 p.m. Bobbi Price at 541-265-8801 cated at 555 SW Coast High- chamber.com, or go to www. Wednesday and Thursday. www.yachats.org for more Front-line employees from or email bobbi@newport- way. Call 541-265-8801 or go lcchamber.com Call 541-336-3183 or go to information. around the area are encour- chamber.org Justin Scacco, Sports Editor SPORTS 541-265-8571 ext. 222 • [email protected] Wednesday, April 20, 2016 Section C

GOLF TOURNEY Inexperienced Cubs struggle at Agate Beach BY JUSTIN SCACCO The players made two trips Cottage Grove, who fi nished to card a 31 on the back nine. the fi rst group. In addition er, I don’t want to say to him, Of the News-Times around the nine-hole Agate with 363. Of the four teams playing to being a freshman playing ‘Hey I want you to change Beach Golf Course, for a par- Junior Joel Snyder led at the tournament, the young with the other teams’ number your game.’ I go back to An- NEWPORT — On Friday, 72, 5,810-yard round. Oakridge and was the top Newport squad came in last one players, Khalsi said he’s dre Agassi in tennis. When April 15, the Newport boys’ No team at the tournament individual performer with a place with 398. only been playing the game of he was a young man coming golf team hosted Cascade, could come close to challeng- 3-under-par 69. The Cubs don’t have a sin- golf for six months. up, his daddy told him to hit Cottage Grove and Oakridge ing Oakridge. The Warriors’ Snyder torched the course gle senior on the team and at “Kris, he’s free swinging. it hard and we’ll straighten it at their fi rst home tourna- 327 strokes fo r the day was on his second time around the tournament had fresh- He swings way too hard at the ment of the year. 36 better than second place with an eagle and four birdies man Kris Khalsi playing with ball most of the time. Howev- GOLF on Page C3

HISTORIC PERFORMANCE BUILDING MOMENTUM Newport Perfect game for Rosser wallops BY JUSTIN SCACCO year we’re really hitting the Cascade Of the News-Times ball well.” From the mound, Rosser n Friday, April was fl at-out dominant. The at home 15, Forrest Rosser senior struck out 10 of the BY JUSTIN SCACCO etched his name O fi rst 12 batters he faced and Of the News-Times into the annals of Waldport used just 61 pitches to work baseball history by pitching NEWPORT — With April his way through a hapless his fi rst career perfect game 15th set aside in honor of Reedsport lineup. baseball great Jackie Robin- during the Irish’s 10-0 win “He pitched amazing,” son, the Newport Cubs soft- over Reedsport. ball team found a diff erent Head Coach Mike Moser Through six innings of way of honoring the number said. “He did a great job and 42; albeit a purely coinciden- work Rosser retired 18 just challenged hitters.” tal one. straight Reedsport batters, During the game, Wald- With their 10-1 trouncing struck out 12 while not allow- of Oregon West Conference port players said they abided ing a single Braves player to foe, Cascade on Monday, by one of baseball’s unwrit- April 18, the Cubs extended reach base. ten rules. During Irish at their winning streak to three In a bit of a twist, Rosser’s bats, Rosser sat alone, qui- games. The number of runs perfect game was capped off they’ve scored over those etly in the dugout with no not on the mound, but at the three games sandwiching one mentioning anything Jackie Robinson Day was plate, as the Irish racked up about the potential of a per- 42. enough runs in the sixth in- After walloping Cascade, fect game. ning to invoke the game end- 12-2, on Tuesday, April 12, “The trickiest part is, we the Cubs now own two vic- ing, 10-run rule. have a lot of young guys, and tories over the Cougars in a Allen Smith, Elijah Nunez so a lot of them aren’t always span of less than a week. and Devontae Otness led In Newport’s latest victory knowledgeable on baseball the way with a trio of dou- over the Cougars, the Lady and some of the supersti- Cubs were fi ring on all cyl- bles in the inning to deny tions,” Moser said. “Really, I inders with big at bats being Reedsport any chance of don’t think it ever came up matched by tremendous de- breaking up perfection. The fensive plays. during the game. Nobody three hits led to the ninth Makiah Johnson set the said a word.” tone by leading off the bot- and 10th Irish runs of the But the players knew Ross- tom of the first inning with contest and sealed Rosser’s a home run. She then went er was on a roll. perfect game. on to hit a triple and two “I think we were all singles to lead the Cubs in a “Our bats were just on. He aware of it,” Nunez said of 4-for-5 performance at the was throwing strikes and we the perfect game. “But we plate. were just making contact. From the circle, Kateri can’t say anything about it It’s a good win for us,” Otness Whitehead gave Newport a or it will get jinxed. It was strong performance over sev- said. pretty incredible. I’ve never en innings of work in a com- “We, just as a team, have seen a perfect game. Espe- plete game eff ort. been swinging the bats well “Defensively, we played cially, against the defend- in practice and it’s really good,” Head Coach Mark ing league champions, it’s Schiewe said. “Kat (White- showing. We work hard in Forrest Rosser winds up for a pitch during his perfect game against Reedsport on Friday, pretty huge.” head) threw well, hit her practice. We weren’t always April 15. Rosser struck out 10 of the fi rst 12 batters he faced, and didn’t allow any of the 18 spots, looked pretty good and the best hitting team, but this Reedsport batters he faced to reach fi rst base. (Photo courtesy of Amanda Remund) PERFECT GAME on Page C3 kept them off balance.” Whitehead allowed just one run and three hits while striking out nine batters. FIRST PLACE “She came out and got ahead on most of the batters,” Schiewe said. “Then she just mixed her pitches up.” Irish seize defi ning win over Reedsport Whitehead’s eff ort in the circle was matched by stel- lar play in the outfi eld where BY JUSTIN SCACCO er Michaela Lee stepped to several key plays kept Cas- Of the News-Times the plate. Lee watched as a cade runs off the board. fi rst pitch strike went by, and “Especially Jewlz (Wag- WALDPORT — Coming on the next pitch she looped ner),” Whitehead said. “She into the season, the Waldport a fl are just over the fi rst base- killed it out there in the out- softball team spoke about man for the game-winning fi eld and really had my back. beating one team and one hit. She did amazing out there.” team only. “To be honest, I didn’t see In the top of the sixth, It was a team that haunt- it at all. I just knew it wasn’t Wagner took a would-be hit ed them last year, a team a very good hit, and so I just away when she made a div- they feel like they “choked” ran as hard as I could hoping ing grab on a ball hit into against. that I wasn’t going to get out,” right. The sophomore fol- Last year, Reedsport Lee said. lowed that up an inning lat- topped Waldport in each of “The pressure was on. Ev- er by snagging a line drive their three contests. During eryone that went up to bat hit into right, and then fir- those games, the Irish players pulled through. Everyone was ing the ball to first base for said they didn’t show up or pulling their weight. When the game-ending double that they didn’t come through I was up with bases loaded play. in clutch moments. that was extra pressure. I “I was really excited when On Friday, April 15, Wald- just knew that if I didn’t get I actually caught it,” Wagner port was again in one of those it, whoever was next would. said. “Afterwards, I saw Jes- do or die moments against I knew my team would help se (Hyduchak) moving her Reedsport, but unlike last me out.” arms out to get that double year the Irish came through With Lee’s hit, Browne play.” with game-winning plays to The Irish rush toward their dugout after Michaela Lee’s game winning fl are to right fi eld said the Irish cleared a huge Newport’s second consecu- snag a 5-4 home victory over against Reedsport on Friday, April 15. (Photo by Justin Scacco) mental hurdle and are now tive win over Cascade can the Braves. in position to make a run at a be attributed to the amount “They were the ghost that played last year was more of game-tying run in the top of ond on a Bree Smith single. league title. of time the team has spent we were chasing. We knew a mental game. That’s kind of the seventh, the Irish opened Two batters later, Mekayla “It was an intense game. working on fundamentals they were going to be a com- the thing we’ve been building the bottom half of the frame Land loaded the bases with a We knew we were competi- during and after practice. A petitive team,” Head Coach up to this year … we needed with a leadoff walk by Han- single. tive with them last year. We day after Newport’s fi rst win Alex Browne said. this as a team.” nah Houck. With one out and runners “We felt like the way we After surrendering the Houck then reached sec- on every base, starting pitch- LADY IRISH on Page C3 LADY CUBS on Page C3 C2 News-Times • Newport, OR Wednesday, April 20, 2016

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Gold Beach 13 freshman playing amongst “I’m used to it,” Gonzalez juniors and seniors, and said. “It’s a lot more com- Reedsport 0 against their better players.” forting when you know what Waldport 10 At the Agate Beach tourna- to expect. I shot the same on ment, Khalsi shot a 98 — a the front and the back and it Saturday, April 16 score he said is fairly aver- was my best score that I’ve Newport 0 age for his play on the Cubs’ shot here.” Cascade 1 home course. Gonzalez said his day “I did pretty good. I just was highlighted by what he Amity 10 missed a couple of putts. I avoided doing, which was to would’ve been a lot better if have a disastrous “triple or Taft 11 I would’ve made those putts,” something.” Instead, Gonza- he said. “I’m pretty happy. I lez’s day was marked by con- Monday, April 18 usually shoot better, but it’s sistent play and no blow-up Siletz 9 alright.” holes. Lowell 0 Junior Austin Gonzalez Bonny Patel (106), Ryan Newport first baseman Jessica Hyduchak stretches to for a double play for the fi nal out of led the Cubs on the day with Troyer (100) and Mathew Schedule a 91. After shooting a 47 on Wagner (106) rounded out the game in the Cubs 10-1 win against Cascade on Monday, April 18. (Photo by Justin Scacco) the front nine, which was his the Newport scoring. Wednesday, April 20 LADY CUBS throughout the games,” were all over the place at the Waldport v Toledo Continued from page 1 Whitehead said. “It helps me very beginning,” she said. a lot to keep up with the game “Lately we’ve been a tighter and the tempo and not get re- defense and a better off ense.” Thursday, April 21 over Cascade, Whitehead Newport v Philomath led the team with two RBIs. was working on her throwing ally tired.” Newport (10-4, 4-0) will LADY IRISH Taft v Dayton Continued from page 1 From the mound, Lee did technique long after practice Many of the Cubs players look to keep things going just enough to hold off the had ended. have been putting in extra with another league back- knew we choked. We knew we Reedsport off ense. Over a She said the extra reps paid time either in the cages or to-back series. The Cubs will Friday, April 22 were capable of this. We just complete game, seven innings, off and that her pitching got on the fi eld, and according to host Philomath (7-6, 1-3) on Siletz v Waldport needed to get past the mental Lee struck out seven batters stronger as the game pro- Wagner; the work is reaping Tuesday, April 19 (results not Toledo @ Reedsport blocks to do it,” Browne said. and was on the hook for all gressed. benefi ts. available as of press time) “It means so, so much to four of Reedsport’s runs. “Practice is building up “I defi nitely feel like we’ve and then travel to Philomath our team. If we want to be “I knew this was a pressure stamina to be able to last become a better team. We on Thursday, April 21. SOFTBALL district champions, we have game right from the start,” SCORES to prove to ourselves that she said. “I’m never really Friday, April 15 we can beat Reedsport … we worried about getting strike- Reedsport 4 pushed through and it means outs. I know if I just put it in PERFECT GAME Waldport 5 everything to us.” there, my defense will get the Continued from page 1 With the win, the Irish are outs.” in good shape and sit atop The Irish defense did just It isn’t often a two, home Toledo 5 the league standings with that, backing up Lee with no run performance is overshad- Gold Beach 12 sole possession of fi rst place errors. owed in a game, but that was at 4-0 in Class 2A/1A, Special Waldport will have a trio of the case for Nunez who had Siletz 12 District 5. Waldport is now a league games this week. On his fi rst career multi-homer Myrtle Point 9 game up on both Gold Beach Tuesday, April 19, the Irish game and also knocked in fi ve will travel to Bandon (results and Reedsport and have Irish runs. Saturday, April 16 handed each school their only not available at time of press). In his second at bat, Waldport 0 The Irish will then host loss in league play so far. Nunez sent a two-run shot Scappoose (JV) 10 On the day, Abby Cauthon rival Toledo on Wednesday, over the left field fence. and Brittany Monroe led the April 20, before wrapping up Two innings later he struck Irish at the plate, each going their week on Friday, April 22 again, this time sending a Monday, April 18 3-for-4. Lee went 2-for-5 and at Siletz Valley. two-run line drive over the Cascade 1 left field fence. Newport 10 “I just think base hit ev- ery time I got up to the Siletz 10 plate. Sometimes I connect. Lowell 20 Sometimes I don’t,” Nunez said. “I just try to square Siletz 9 up the ball and see where Lowell 11 it goes. I knew they were both out — both times, no- Schedule doubters.” Elijah Nunez drives one of his two home runs on the day The Irish’s dominant win over the left fi eld fence in the Irish’s 10-0 win over Reedsport Wednesday, April 20 Waldport v Toledo over defending Special Dis- on Friday, April 15. Nunez’s two bombs were the fi rst time trict 5 league champion in his career he’s hit multiple home runs. (Photo courtesy of Reedsport should go a long Amanda Remund) Thursday, April 21 way in the team’s quest for a Newport @ Philomath league title. Both squads en- sport fell to second place in beat anyone in 2A. Taft v Dayton tered the game undefeated league at 4-1. Waldport will look to in league play, and with the “This is exactly how we keep their perfect league win, Waldport now sits in need to play throughout the record intact when they Friday, April 22 Siletz v Waldport sole possession of fi rst place season,” Nunez said. “If we’re host Toledo on Wednesday, at 4-0, 8-2 overall. Reed- doing our best, then we can April 20. Toledo @ Reedsport PUBLIC NOTICES

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All persons number is 143921, Wells Service; Creditors Col- 2017 will be held in the of May 2016 at 6:00 P.M. port. The meeting will take com. This budget is for an all labor, equipment and erly and to comply with having claims against the Fargo Bank, N.A., its suc- City Council Chambers, The purpose of the meet- place on May 10, 2016 at annual budget period. This lection Service; Riverwalk materials necessary for applicable laws and bond- estate are hereby notified cessors in interest and/ Holdings, LTD.; Citibank Toledo City Hall, 206 N ing is to receive the budget 1:00 p.m. The purpose of budget was prepared on a grind out and placement ing requirements. This to present the same to the or assigns, plaintiff vs. Main Street, Toledo, Ore- message and to receive the meeting is to receive basis of accounting that is South Dakota, N.A.; Capi- of a 1 ½-inch thick HMAC contract is for public work said personal representa- Unknown Heirs of Larry B. tal One Bank, (USA), N.A.; gon. The meeting will take comment from the pub- the budget message and the same as the preceding asphalt inlay, and dig-out and is subject to ORS tive, at the office of the Walke; Ellen M. Walke aka place on the 2nd day of lic on the budget. A copy to receive comment from year. A-20 (43-20) Occupants of the Prop- sections as required, per 279C.800 to 279C.870. personal representative at Ellen Louise McCobb aka May 2016 at 6:00 P.M. The of the budget document the public on the budget. erty defendant(s). This is the Contract documents. Prevailing wage rates for 1158 High St., Suite 201, Ellen Louise Panchot aka purpose of the meeting may be inspected on or This is a public meeting a public auction to the Complete placement of public works' contracts in NOTICE Eugene, OR 97401 within Ellen McCobb Walke; Bank is to receive the budget after April 20, 2016 at the where deliberation of the The Newport Police highest bidder for cash or the new HMAC asphalt Oregon are required for four months from the date of America, N.A.; Salishan message and to receive County Clerk's office in Budget Committee will cashier's check, in hand. inlay shall include, but not this project. No bid will be Department has in its of the first publication of Leaseholders, Inc.; State comment from the pub- the Courthouse between take place. Any person physical possession the For more details go to be limited to: cold patch received or considered by this notice or their claims of Oregon; Occupants of lic on the budget. A copy the hours of 8:30 AM and may appear at the meet- http://www.oregonsheriff- removal or grind out of the the Owner unless the bid unclaimed personal prop- may be barred. Date of the Premises; and the Real of the budget document 5:00 PM. This is a public ing and discuss erty described below. If ssales.org/county/lincoln/. existing roadway asphalt contains: 1) a statement the first publication of this Property located at 109 may be inspected on or meeting where delibera- the proposed programs A- 6, 13, 20, 27 (08-27) surface along with transi- that bidder will comply you have any ownership notice is Wednesday, April Salishan Drive, Glenden after April 20, 2016 at the tion of the Budget Com- with the Budget Commit- interest in the unclaimed tion areas and side streets, with the provisions of ORS 20th. All persons whose Beach, Oregon 97388, County Clerk's office in mittee will take place. Any tee. A copy of the budget NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S removal of broken failed 279C.840; 2) a statement property, you must file rights may be affected by defendants. This is a public the Courthouse between person may appear at the document may be inspect- a written claim with the SALE #16-0502 pavement in designated as to whether the bidder the proceeding may obtain auction to the highest bid- the hours of 8:30 AM and meeting and discuss the ed or obtained on or after reconstruction areas with is a resident bidder as Newport Police Depart- On May 12, 2016, at the additional information from der for cash or cashier's 5:00 PM. This is a public proposed programs with May 6, 2016 at the district ment within 30 days from hour of 10:00 a.m., at the a total HMAC placement defined in ORS 279A.120. the records of the Court or check, in hand. For more meeting where delibera- the Budget Committee. office, 1247 NW Grove, of approximately 285 tons, Dated this 13th day of the date of publication Lincoln County Sheriff's from the personal repre- details go to http://www. tion of the Budget Com- This notice is also posted #2, Newport between the of this notice (April 20, Office, 225 W Olive St., Rm along with repainting and April, 2016 By order of: sentative, Kirk Strohman, oregonsheriffssales.org/ mittee will take place. Any on the County's website at hours of 10:00 a.m. and replacement of all exist- Lee Ritzman Title: Pub- 2016) or you will lose your 203, in the City of Newport, 1158 High St., Suite 201, county/lincoln/. A-20, 27, person may appear at the www.co.lincoln.or.us. /s/ 6:00 p.m. or at http:// interest in that property. Oregon, the defendant's ing pavement markings. lic Works Director – City Eugene, OR 97401; Phone M-4, 11 (35-11) meeting and discuss the Janice Riessbeck, Budget lcldinfo.wikispaces.com/ Contractor shall provide of Toledo Daily Journal of Acer Aspire, Air Pistol, BB interest will be sold, sub- 541-342-1929. A-20, 27, proposed programs with Officer. A-20 (39-20) BUDGET+INFORMATION. Pellets, Backpacks, Band ject to redemption, in the all traffic control, includ- Commerce Portland, OR. M-4 (33-04) NOTICE OF BUDGET the Budget Committee. 150-504-073-1 (Rev ing flaggers and all other A-13, 20 (23-20) Saw, Bicycle, Binoculars, real property commonly COMMITTEE MEETING This notice is also posted NOTICE OF BUDGET 12-13). A-20 (41-20) Bolt Cutters, Cellphones, known as: 3690 Northeast work as may be required NOTICE OF BUDGET A public meeting of the on the County's website at for a complete installation IN THE CIRCUIT COURT COMMITTEE MEETING Clothing, Currency, Misc. 40th Street, Neotsu, Ore- COMMITTEE MEETING Budget Committee of LIN- www.co.lincoln.or.us. /s/ A public meeting of the NOTICE OF BUDGET Documents, Drill, Duf- gon 97364. The court case and placement of the new OF THE STATE OF A public meeting of the COLN COUNTY, Oregon, Janice Riessbeck, Budget asphalt concrete pave- Budget Committee of LIN- COMMITTEE MEETING fel bag, DVD Combo, number is 15CV33150, OREGON Budget Committee of the to discuss the budget for Officer. A-20 (37-20) COLN COUNTY EXTEN- A public meeting of the Firearm Magazine with Federal National Mortgage ment inlay. Bidding Docu- FOR THE COUNTY OF Southwest Lincoln Coun- the fiscal year July 1, 2016 Association ("FNMA"), ments may be examined SION SERVICE DISTRICT, Budget Committee of the Metal Pin Punch, Flash LINCOLN ty Water District, Lincoln to June 30, 2017 will be NOTICE OF BUDGET Lincoln County, Oregon, to SANDPIPER VILLAGE Drives, Flashlight, Flat its successors in interest at the following locations: County, State of Oregon, held in the City Council Civil West Engineering Ser- NOTICE TO COMMITTEE MEETING discuss the budget for the SPECIAL ROAD DIS- Iron, Handheld Radio, and/or assigns, plaintiff(s) INTERESTED PERSONS on the budget for the Chambers, Toledo City vs. Linley Mitchell Richie; vices, Inc. 609 SW Hurbert A public meeting of the fiscal year July 1, 2016 to TRICT, Lincoln County, Misc. Identification Docu- IN THE MATTER OF THE fiscal year July 1, 2016 Hall, 206 N Main Street, Budget Committee of LIN- June 30, 2017 will be held State of Oregon, to dis- ments, IPhone, Jewelry Adrianne N Richie; Mort- Street Newport, Oregon to June 30, 2017 will be Toledo, Oregon. The meet- gage Electronic Registra- 97365 Ph: 541-264-7040 ESTATE OF GERTRUDE COLN COUNTY SOLID at the City Council Cham- cuss the budget for the (Misc) , Jump Box, Keys, M. HAMILTON, held at 7740 Highway 101 ing will take place on the WASTE DISPOSAL SER- bers, Toledo City Hall, 206 fiscal year, July 1, 2016 to Medication, MP3 Player, tion Systems, Inc, Solely Fax: 541-264-7041486 N. The meeting will take 2nd day of May 2016 at as Nominee for Home123 E Street Coos Bay, OR DECEASED VICE DISTRICT, Lincoln N Main Street, Toledo, June 30, 2017, will be held Misc Personal Cards, place on the 11th day of 6:00 P.M. The purpose of County, Oregon, to dis- Oregon. The meeting will at the home of Dominic Pocket Knives, Pocket Corporation, A Califor- 97420 Ph: 541-266-8601 CASE NO. 16PB01526 May, 2016, at 7:00 P.M. the meeting is to receive nia Corporation; and Fax: 541-266-8681. Bid- NOTICE IS HEREBY cuss the budget for the take place on the 2nd day Crawford, 3301 NW Hid- Watch, Purses, Saw- The purpose of the meet- the budget message and fiscal year July 1, 2016 to of May 2016 at 6:00 P.M. den Lake Dr., Waldport, zaw, Shoes, Sims Cards, Occupants of the Prem- ding Documents can also GIVEN that the under- ing is to receive the budget to receive comment from ises defendant(s). This is be examined on line at signed has been appointed June 30, 2017 will be held The purpose of the meet- Oregon. The meeting will Smart Phone, Soldering message. A copy of the the public on the budget. A in the City Council Cham- ing is to receive the budget take place on the 5th day Iron, Sony Cybershop in a public auction to the the following location: To personal representative. budget document may be copy of the budget docu- highest bidder for cash or be eligible to Bid and be All persons having claims bers, Toledo City Hall, 206 message and to receive of May, 2016 at 10:00am. Case, Tools, Tool Bag, inspected or obtained on ment may be inspected on N Main Street, Toledo, comment from the public The purpose of the meet- Trash Pump, Umbrella, cashier's check, in hand. listed on plan holders' against the estate are or after May 6, 2016 at or after April 20, 2016 at For more details go to list, bidders must down- required to present them, Oregon. The meeting will on the budget. A copy of ing is to receive the budget Wallets. Address to file 7740 Highway 101 North, the County Clerk's office in take place on the 2ndh the budget document may message and to receive a written claim: Newport http://www.oregonsheriff- load Bidding Documents with vouchers attached, to between the hours of 8:00 the Courthouse between ssales.org/county/lincoln/. and/or purchase them the undersigned personal day of May 2016 at 6:00 be inspected or obtained comment from the pub- Police Department, Attn: A.M. and 4:00 P.M. This the hours of 8:30 AM and P.M. The purpose of the on or after April 20, 2016 at lic on the budget. A copy Property Custodian, 169 A- 6, 13, 20, 27 (10-27) from Engineer. Complete representative at P.O. Box is a public meeting where 5:00 PM. This is a public digital project bidding 1144, Newport, OR 97365, meeting is to receive the the County Clerk's office in of the budget documents SW Coast Hwy., Newport, deliberation by the Bud- meeting where deliberation budget message and to the Courthouse between may be inspected or OR 97365. 541-574-3348. INVITATION FOR BIDS documents are available within four months after get Committee will take of the Budget Committee for Project # 2902-032 at the date of first publica- receive comment from the the hours of 8:30 AM and obtained on or after May This notice is published CITY OF TOLEDO place. Listed below is the will take place. Any person public on the budget. A 5:00 PM, or at the Lincoln 5, 2016 at the Road Dis- in accordance with ORS Sealed Bids for the 2016 www.civilwest.com under tion of this notice, or the time and place of an addi- may appear at the meeting Current Bidding. You may claims may be barred. All copy of the budget docu- County Extension Office, trict website http://svsrd. 98.245. A-20 (44-20) Wednesday, April 20, 2016 Section C4

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