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Serving Oregon’s Northern Wild Rivers Coast—Local News ONLINE Volume 6 Number 0262 Wednesday 04 12 2017 EASTER This Sunday, Easter Bunny will be visiting many households, leaving goodies behind. So hope you all enjoy they day, regardless of the weather. (Rain expected.) TREES Wayne Markel is shown working on redwood trees repotting to keep them healthy. Local Rotarians are working on their next project revolving around cloned redwoods. APRIL 7TH A whopper storm hit April 7th, bringing high winds with gusts of 78 mph on the Cape, and 60 mph across the dock. Waves crashed over the unprepared dock. One fisherman was injured (broken leg) rescuing crab pots during the storm. Winds swept through the valley as well, leaving many without power, and trees blocking roads and highways. April showers bring May flowers goes the poem, but these April storms are far from showers. PINNIPEDS Join Shoreline Education Awareness on Saturday, April 15th for another in its 2017 seminar series beginning at 9 AM at the Oregon Institute of Marine Biology’s Boathouse in Charleston. Dr. Jan Hodder will present “The Pinnipeds of Cape Arago”. Dr. Hodder is Senior Lecturer and Academic Coordinator at OIMB. Dr. Hodder’s research interests are diverse, ranging from the ecology of marine birds and mammals to the biological consequences of introduced species. She has also served as Director of the Center for Ocean Science Education Excellence (COSEE) – Pacific Partnerships. A field trip will be included as part of the activities. Join Jan to observe pinnipeds such as Steller and California Sea Lions, Elephant Seals and Harbor Seals. We may find Gray Whales as well. Doors will open at 8:30 AM for registration. Pre-registration is not necessary. The seminar is free for Shoreline Education for Awareness members! A $5 donation for non- members is recommended. Snacks and coffee/tea will be available. More information is available by calling SEA at 541-260-7770. EOU SUPER TRANSFER DAY AT SOCC COOS BAY, OR – Southwestern Oregon Community College is pleased to announce that Eastern Oregon University (EOU) is bringing their Super Transfer Day to Southwestern’s Coos and Curry campuses. Thursday, April 20, 2017 from 11 am – 3 pm, EOU APRIL 7, 2017 MANGLED CRAB POTS
Transcript of Serving Oregon s Northern Wild Rivers Coast—Local News...
Serving Oregonrsquos Northern Wild Rivers CoastmdashLocal News ONLINE
Volume 6 Number 0262 Wednesday
04 12 2017
EASTER This Sunday Easter Bunny will be visiting many households leaving goodies behind So hope you all enjoy they day regardless of the weather (Rain expected) TREES Wayne Markel is shown working on redwood trees repotting to keep them healthy Local Rotarians are working on their next project revolving around cloned redwoods APRIL 7TH A whopper storm hit April 7th bringing high winds with gusts of 78 mph on the Cape and 60 mph across the dock Waves crashed over the unprepared dock One fisherman was injured (broken leg) rescuing crab pots during the storm Winds swept through the valley as well leaving many without power and trees blocking roads and highways April showers bring May flowers goes the poem but these April storms are far from showers PINNIPEDS Join Shoreline Education Awareness on Saturday April 15th for another in its 2017 seminar series beginning at 9 AM at the Oregon Institute of Marine
Biologyrsquos Boathouse in Charleston Dr Jan Hodder will present ldquoThe Pinnipeds of Cape Aragordquo Dr Hodder is Senior Lecturer and Academic Coordinator at OIMB Dr Hodderrsquos research interests are diverse ranging from the ecology of marine birds and mammals to the biological consequences of introduced species She has also served as Director of the Center for Ocean Science Education Excellence (COSEE) ndash Pacific Partnerships A field trip will be included as part of the activities Join Jan to observe pinnipeds such as Steller and California Sea Lions Elephant Seals and Harbor Seals We may find Gray Whales as well
Doors will open at 830 AM for registration Pre-registration is not necessary The seminar is free for Shoreline Education for Awareness members A $5 donation for non-members is recommended Snacks and coffeetea will be available More information is available by calling SEA at 541-260-7770 EOU SUPER TRANSFER DAY AT SOCC
COOS BAY OR ndash Southwestern
Oregon Community College is pleased to announce that Eastern Oregon University (EOU) is bringing their Super Transfer Day
to Southwesternrsquos Coos and Curry campuses Thursday April 20 2017 from 11 am ndash 3 pm EOU
APRIL 7 2017 MANGLED CRAB POTS
Page 2
Port Orford Beacon ONLINE
541 332 2750
POB 1444 Port Orford Oregon 97465 Theresia Hewitt EditorPublisher
PortOrfordBeaconcom FacebookcomPortOrfordBeacon
pobeaconyahoocom
The Port Orford Beacon is brought to you Free Courtesy of the Publisher
Paradise Excavation amp Construction South Coast Gourmet amp Sea Breeze Floristmdash
Enjoy
2017 YTD 4141rdquo
March 2017 1224rdquo
1617 Water Year 8077rdquo
Rain
World Wide Wire Service
Phone 541 332 0445 311 6th St Port Orford OR
Handmade Alpaca Bears
Art Glass Jewelry Fabulous Cards Spirit Rattles Pewter Ornaments
Garden Art
Regional Director Kerrie Wylam will be at the Coos campus 1988
Newmark Ave Coos Bay Stensland Hall room 101 Friday April 21 2017 EOU travels to
Brookings and will be in the Sprague Commons at the Curry campus from 11 am ndash 2 pm
What is Super Transfer Day It is an incredible opportunity to attain on-the-spot admission for no fee a credit evaluation and a minimum $500 scholarship with more possible for students with at least a 25 cumulative GPA and 30 transferable college credits Associatersquos coursework can be completed while beginning upper division coursework through EOU Official transcripts must be provided to be eligible for on-the-spot admission Students with an associate degree will receive an additional $500 scholarship Whether you are looking for a quality campus program or needing a distance degree EOU might be right for you Highlights of EOU include small class sizes quality housing affordable tuition and extensive online offerings within a variety of fields For more information please contact Kerrie Wylam at kwylameouedu or 541-440-7702 or Jaimee Belzer at jaimeebelzersoccedu or 541-888-1518
EARTH DAY SERVICE BANDON ORmdashA special Sunday service celebrating Earth Day will take place at Unity of Bandon on Sunday April 23 at 11 AM The wonder of our planet will be celebrated through music readings prayer and meditation Following the service those interested will have the opportunity to participate in highway cleanup Soup lunch is provided Unity is located on Highway 101 one mile south of 11th Street 541-347-4696 for more information SPECIAL PRESENTATON ldquoPatch Adamsrdquo amp ldquoHORSFALL PIONEER DOCTORrdquo COOS BAY OR ndash The Southwestern Oregon Community College Foundation and the historic Egyptian Theatre present a free showing of Patch Adams starring Robin Williams at 2 pm Sunday April 23 at the theater in downtown Coos Bay The film features the true story of Dr Hunter ldquoPatchrdquo Adams a man who enters the medical profession in midlife with a personal mission to treat patients with humor and compassion Prior to the movie local historian Steve Greif will present a mini-lecture on ldquoHorsfall Pioneer Doctorrdquo Dr Horsfall served as a doctor making house calls around Coos County for more than six decades starting in the late 1890s and practicing into the 1900s
Grant funded by the Alfred P Sloan Foundation the Science on Screen series are intended to bring science into our community pairing great films with short lectures by andor about noted experts in science technology and medicine The series is a collaboration between the Egyptian Theatre Southwestern the North Bend and Marshfield High School Science departments South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Charleston Marine Life Center Donations at the event will support Southwesternrsquos Health amp Science Technology Building project For additional information please contact Elise Hamner at 541-888-7211 SOU AND SOCC PARTNER ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COOS BAY OR ndash Southwestern Oregon Community College is pleased to announce that beginning fall of 2017 Southern Oregon University (SOU) in collaboration with Southwestern is launching a new satellite program for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education with an option to earn a teaching license as well The program aims to help fill an employment gap within Coos Curry and Western Douglas counties by providing a path to licensure for local residents in a region that is in high need of qualified teachers
The new satellite program is similar to a partnership between SOU and Klamath Community College that began fall of 2016 Financial aid is available to those who qualify Student teaching takes place in or near your community Options are available for people who already hold a bachelor degree Courses are predominately online or in the evenings with only one Saturday a month commitment for a face-to-face course at the Higher Education Center in Medford or Ashland It is a ldquogrow your ownrdquo philosophy with the majority of courses scheduled to meet the needs of but not limited to people currently working for a school district Susan Faller-Mitchell SOU Satellite Program Coordinator and her colleague Erin Wilder Assistant Professor of Education will be hosting an Information Session on Southwesternrsquos Coos Bay campus 1988 Newmark Ave Coos Bay on Monday April 24 2017 from 5 - 6 pm in Dellwood Hall room 21 Curry residents can attend via Skype in room 109 on Southwesternrsquos Brookings campus Interested students and community
members are encouraged to attend and learn more about this exciting new partnership Additionally there is opportunity for one-on-one meetings with Susan and Erin on Monday and Tuesday April 24 and 25 2017 For more information please contact Susan Faller-Mitchell at fallerssouedu or 541-552-6919 or Jaimee Belzer Southwestern University Center at jaimeebelzersoccedu or 541-888-1518 lsquoCATrsquo ASTROPHE LANGLOIS ORmdashThe Langlois
Public Library presents an
Interesting Langlois event lsquoCatrsquo
astrophe with Nancy Stokes on
April 26th from 6pm to 7pm at the
Langlois Public Library This
event will focus on the Feral Cats ndash
TNR (Trap Neuter Release)
Program TNR is a humane
method for effectively managing
cat populations Join Nancy a
retired horticulturist and lifelong
friend to animal rescue in
addressing the lsquoCatrsquo astrophe in
our community Coffee and snacks
will be provided For more
information call the Langlois
Public Library at (541) 348 2066
AUDITIONS BANDON ORmdashThe Bandon Playhouse in conjunction with the 75th Anniversary of the original stage version is holding auditions for a full-scale musical revival of The Wizard of Oz The successful team of Jeff Norris (Director) and Paul Hay (Producer) are back together to partner on this musical The Wizard of Oz is a heartwarming tale of magic and fantasy good and evil and family and friendship Based on L Frank Baumrsquos novel and the 1939 film this musical adaption of The Wizard of Oz was originally premiered at the Municipal Theatre of St Louis in 1942 with music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by EY Harburg The score is full of tunes from the timeless film such as ldquoWersquore Off To See the Wizardrdquo If I Only Had A Brainrdquo ldquoThe Merry Old Land of Ozrdquo and - of course -
Page 4
ldquoOver The Rainbowrdquo At least 8 main characters are needed which includes three women and five men however they need a cast of all ages ranging from 5 to 75 ldquoLots of extras are needed and anyone who would like to be a part of the production not as a main character can be chosen for parts including munchkins crowstrees (singing) Ozians beauticians manicurists jitterbugs (dancing) snowman winkies flying monkeys and cyclone dances many of these may include some singing as backup Jeff Norris the director said This is good exposure and a great experience for new actors who want to be in the theater In preparation of the auditions Norris said there will be reading from the script He wants people to keep in mind that a stage performance is different from the movie Interested persons also need to come prepared to sing either with or without music There will be a music track for the main songs but if they have a favorite song they probably need to bring their own music said Jeff ldquoChildren and extras should also be prepared to sing ldquoDing Dong The witch is Deadrdquo Dorothy Candidates ldquoSomewhererdquo Scarecrow ldquoIf I only had a brainrdquo Tin Man ldquoIf I only had a heart and Lion ldquoif I only had the nerverdquo With such a large cast and stage support is truly needed so the upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz at the Sprague Community Theater has many opportunities for folks interested in theater whether on stage or behind the scenes We are holding the Wizard of OZ Auditions much earlier because it is a larger production and it takes a lot more time to learn the dances and the music said Paul Hay President of
the Bandon Playhouse We also understand that this production will be presented in late summer and we wanted to make sure we got in front of family vacations since practices will be held in May June and July Auditions will be held on Saturday April 29th and Sunday April 30th with children auditions will be from 100 to 300 and the adults from 300 to 600 that same evening Call backs will be
scheduled for Monday May 1st at 500pm (if needed) All auditions will be held at the Sprague Community Theater Performances will be August 10th-13th 17th-20th and 24th-27th 2017 Show Times are 700 pm on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays with Sunday matinees starting at 200pm For more information you can visit our website at wwwwizardinbandonnet or contact Paul Hay at 329-0644
FERAL CAT ROUNDUP By Tobe Porter Itrsquos seldom easy to get your beloved cat Puff in a carrier for a trip to the vet It is impossible with feral cats so they must be trapped Imagine being faced with the daunting task of trapping 75 feral cats and transporting them in the trapstransfer cages to SNipped in Coos Bay (Neutering cost about $5250) The cats are brought back to their original location or to a specially built cat shack More about that later letrsquos stay focused on dealing with the reality of 75 cats How could that happen It happens like this one day a cat shows up in the back yard He looks hungry and scared You ignore him hoping he will disappear He comes back so eventually you put out some leftovers He gobbles those up comes back and brings a pal Two cats become 5 5 become 25 25 becomehellipyou get it Help 75 cats with no end in sight The Port Orford Friends of Feral Cats are asked to trap them all Herersquos the bottom linehellipit is much much easier and tons less expensive to trap 2 or 5 feral cats Donrsquot wait please If you have questions or can help by taking non-feral cats to Portland or fostering kittens drop me a line at tobe1945portergmailcom
Domestic amp Imported Cheeses Salumi Olives Sauces Mustards Vinegars
Housemade Soups and Freshly Baked Goods
Paradise Excavation amp Construction
Site Prep Underground Utilities Water Systems Remodeling
Michael R Hewitt General Contractor
541 404 1593
Licensed Bonded Insured
CCB 117241
MDI 1644
POLICE REPORTS
HOURS WednesdaymdashSaturday 1000 am to 500 pm
Sunday 1000 to 300 pm
LOCATION 832 Oregon Street
Port Orford OR 97465 541-253-8499
PORT ORFORD POLICE 0402-1217 Arizona Criminal Trespass 0403-1327 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-1918 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2259 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2311 Oregon St Rayrsquos Suspicious Conditions 0404-0635 13th Street Disturbance 0404-0646 Jackson Outside Assist 0404-0750 Oregon St Illegal Camping 0405-0826 Oregon St Criminal Trespass 0405-1548 11thHwy 101 Warrant Service Michael White Arrestee 0407-1042 Arizona St Threats 0407-1755 1 Geer Circle Suspicious Conditions 0408-0920 Arizona St Near Paradise Pt Rd Suspicious Conditions 0408-1215 101Cape Blanco Outside Assist Arrestee Evaristo Lopez 0408-1533 Madrona Found Property General Traffic 21 Animals 2 Civil Service 1 Follow Ups 2
Area Checks 1 PO AMBULANCE 7 (Includes injury accident on the dock) PO FIRE 1 Structure Fire GOLD BEACH SHERIFF 0402-2139 Nicholson Dr Menacing 0405-2033 Elk River Protective Order Violation 0407-1614 Nicholson Dr Shots Fired General Civil Service 2 Attempts to Locate 2 Follow-up 1 OREGON STATE POLICE 0408-1657 Hwy 101 MP 3135 Accident No Injury General Traffic 1 Hazards MP 301 amp Unknown MP North of Prehistoric Gardens
HAPPY EASTER
DRIVE SAFE
Page 2
Port Orford Beacon ONLINE
541 332 2750
POB 1444 Port Orford Oregon 97465 Theresia Hewitt EditorPublisher
PortOrfordBeaconcom FacebookcomPortOrfordBeacon
pobeaconyahoocom
The Port Orford Beacon is brought to you Free Courtesy of the Publisher
Paradise Excavation amp Construction South Coast Gourmet amp Sea Breeze Floristmdash
Enjoy
2017 YTD 4141rdquo
March 2017 1224rdquo
1617 Water Year 8077rdquo
Rain
World Wide Wire Service
Phone 541 332 0445 311 6th St Port Orford OR
Handmade Alpaca Bears
Art Glass Jewelry Fabulous Cards Spirit Rattles Pewter Ornaments
Garden Art
Regional Director Kerrie Wylam will be at the Coos campus 1988
Newmark Ave Coos Bay Stensland Hall room 101 Friday April 21 2017 EOU travels to
Brookings and will be in the Sprague Commons at the Curry campus from 11 am ndash 2 pm
What is Super Transfer Day It is an incredible opportunity to attain on-the-spot admission for no fee a credit evaluation and a minimum $500 scholarship with more possible for students with at least a 25 cumulative GPA and 30 transferable college credits Associatersquos coursework can be completed while beginning upper division coursework through EOU Official transcripts must be provided to be eligible for on-the-spot admission Students with an associate degree will receive an additional $500 scholarship Whether you are looking for a quality campus program or needing a distance degree EOU might be right for you Highlights of EOU include small class sizes quality housing affordable tuition and extensive online offerings within a variety of fields For more information please contact Kerrie Wylam at kwylameouedu or 541-440-7702 or Jaimee Belzer at jaimeebelzersoccedu or 541-888-1518
EARTH DAY SERVICE BANDON ORmdashA special Sunday service celebrating Earth Day will take place at Unity of Bandon on Sunday April 23 at 11 AM The wonder of our planet will be celebrated through music readings prayer and meditation Following the service those interested will have the opportunity to participate in highway cleanup Soup lunch is provided Unity is located on Highway 101 one mile south of 11th Street 541-347-4696 for more information SPECIAL PRESENTATON ldquoPatch Adamsrdquo amp ldquoHORSFALL PIONEER DOCTORrdquo COOS BAY OR ndash The Southwestern Oregon Community College Foundation and the historic Egyptian Theatre present a free showing of Patch Adams starring Robin Williams at 2 pm Sunday April 23 at the theater in downtown Coos Bay The film features the true story of Dr Hunter ldquoPatchrdquo Adams a man who enters the medical profession in midlife with a personal mission to treat patients with humor and compassion Prior to the movie local historian Steve Greif will present a mini-lecture on ldquoHorsfall Pioneer Doctorrdquo Dr Horsfall served as a doctor making house calls around Coos County for more than six decades starting in the late 1890s and practicing into the 1900s
Grant funded by the Alfred P Sloan Foundation the Science on Screen series are intended to bring science into our community pairing great films with short lectures by andor about noted experts in science technology and medicine The series is a collaboration between the Egyptian Theatre Southwestern the North Bend and Marshfield High School Science departments South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Charleston Marine Life Center Donations at the event will support Southwesternrsquos Health amp Science Technology Building project For additional information please contact Elise Hamner at 541-888-7211 SOU AND SOCC PARTNER ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COOS BAY OR ndash Southwestern Oregon Community College is pleased to announce that beginning fall of 2017 Southern Oregon University (SOU) in collaboration with Southwestern is launching a new satellite program for a Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education with an option to earn a teaching license as well The program aims to help fill an employment gap within Coos Curry and Western Douglas counties by providing a path to licensure for local residents in a region that is in high need of qualified teachers
The new satellite program is similar to a partnership between SOU and Klamath Community College that began fall of 2016 Financial aid is available to those who qualify Student teaching takes place in or near your community Options are available for people who already hold a bachelor degree Courses are predominately online or in the evenings with only one Saturday a month commitment for a face-to-face course at the Higher Education Center in Medford or Ashland It is a ldquogrow your ownrdquo philosophy with the majority of courses scheduled to meet the needs of but not limited to people currently working for a school district Susan Faller-Mitchell SOU Satellite Program Coordinator and her colleague Erin Wilder Assistant Professor of Education will be hosting an Information Session on Southwesternrsquos Coos Bay campus 1988 Newmark Ave Coos Bay on Monday April 24 2017 from 5 - 6 pm in Dellwood Hall room 21 Curry residents can attend via Skype in room 109 on Southwesternrsquos Brookings campus Interested students and community
members are encouraged to attend and learn more about this exciting new partnership Additionally there is opportunity for one-on-one meetings with Susan and Erin on Monday and Tuesday April 24 and 25 2017 For more information please contact Susan Faller-Mitchell at fallerssouedu or 541-552-6919 or Jaimee Belzer Southwestern University Center at jaimeebelzersoccedu or 541-888-1518 lsquoCATrsquo ASTROPHE LANGLOIS ORmdashThe Langlois
Public Library presents an
Interesting Langlois event lsquoCatrsquo
astrophe with Nancy Stokes on
April 26th from 6pm to 7pm at the
Langlois Public Library This
event will focus on the Feral Cats ndash
TNR (Trap Neuter Release)
Program TNR is a humane
method for effectively managing
cat populations Join Nancy a
retired horticulturist and lifelong
friend to animal rescue in
addressing the lsquoCatrsquo astrophe in
our community Coffee and snacks
will be provided For more
information call the Langlois
Public Library at (541) 348 2066
AUDITIONS BANDON ORmdashThe Bandon Playhouse in conjunction with the 75th Anniversary of the original stage version is holding auditions for a full-scale musical revival of The Wizard of Oz The successful team of Jeff Norris (Director) and Paul Hay (Producer) are back together to partner on this musical The Wizard of Oz is a heartwarming tale of magic and fantasy good and evil and family and friendship Based on L Frank Baumrsquos novel and the 1939 film this musical adaption of The Wizard of Oz was originally premiered at the Municipal Theatre of St Louis in 1942 with music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by EY Harburg The score is full of tunes from the timeless film such as ldquoWersquore Off To See the Wizardrdquo If I Only Had A Brainrdquo ldquoThe Merry Old Land of Ozrdquo and - of course -
Page 4
ldquoOver The Rainbowrdquo At least 8 main characters are needed which includes three women and five men however they need a cast of all ages ranging from 5 to 75 ldquoLots of extras are needed and anyone who would like to be a part of the production not as a main character can be chosen for parts including munchkins crowstrees (singing) Ozians beauticians manicurists jitterbugs (dancing) snowman winkies flying monkeys and cyclone dances many of these may include some singing as backup Jeff Norris the director said This is good exposure and a great experience for new actors who want to be in the theater In preparation of the auditions Norris said there will be reading from the script He wants people to keep in mind that a stage performance is different from the movie Interested persons also need to come prepared to sing either with or without music There will be a music track for the main songs but if they have a favorite song they probably need to bring their own music said Jeff ldquoChildren and extras should also be prepared to sing ldquoDing Dong The witch is Deadrdquo Dorothy Candidates ldquoSomewhererdquo Scarecrow ldquoIf I only had a brainrdquo Tin Man ldquoIf I only had a heart and Lion ldquoif I only had the nerverdquo With such a large cast and stage support is truly needed so the upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz at the Sprague Community Theater has many opportunities for folks interested in theater whether on stage or behind the scenes We are holding the Wizard of OZ Auditions much earlier because it is a larger production and it takes a lot more time to learn the dances and the music said Paul Hay President of
the Bandon Playhouse We also understand that this production will be presented in late summer and we wanted to make sure we got in front of family vacations since practices will be held in May June and July Auditions will be held on Saturday April 29th and Sunday April 30th with children auditions will be from 100 to 300 and the adults from 300 to 600 that same evening Call backs will be
scheduled for Monday May 1st at 500pm (if needed) All auditions will be held at the Sprague Community Theater Performances will be August 10th-13th 17th-20th and 24th-27th 2017 Show Times are 700 pm on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays with Sunday matinees starting at 200pm For more information you can visit our website at wwwwizardinbandonnet or contact Paul Hay at 329-0644
FERAL CAT ROUNDUP By Tobe Porter Itrsquos seldom easy to get your beloved cat Puff in a carrier for a trip to the vet It is impossible with feral cats so they must be trapped Imagine being faced with the daunting task of trapping 75 feral cats and transporting them in the trapstransfer cages to SNipped in Coos Bay (Neutering cost about $5250) The cats are brought back to their original location or to a specially built cat shack More about that later letrsquos stay focused on dealing with the reality of 75 cats How could that happen It happens like this one day a cat shows up in the back yard He looks hungry and scared You ignore him hoping he will disappear He comes back so eventually you put out some leftovers He gobbles those up comes back and brings a pal Two cats become 5 5 become 25 25 becomehellipyou get it Help 75 cats with no end in sight The Port Orford Friends of Feral Cats are asked to trap them all Herersquos the bottom linehellipit is much much easier and tons less expensive to trap 2 or 5 feral cats Donrsquot wait please If you have questions or can help by taking non-feral cats to Portland or fostering kittens drop me a line at tobe1945portergmailcom
Domestic amp Imported Cheeses Salumi Olives Sauces Mustards Vinegars
Housemade Soups and Freshly Baked Goods
Paradise Excavation amp Construction
Site Prep Underground Utilities Water Systems Remodeling
Michael R Hewitt General Contractor
541 404 1593
Licensed Bonded Insured
CCB 117241
MDI 1644
POLICE REPORTS
HOURS WednesdaymdashSaturday 1000 am to 500 pm
Sunday 1000 to 300 pm
LOCATION 832 Oregon Street
Port Orford OR 97465 541-253-8499
PORT ORFORD POLICE 0402-1217 Arizona Criminal Trespass 0403-1327 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-1918 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2259 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2311 Oregon St Rayrsquos Suspicious Conditions 0404-0635 13th Street Disturbance 0404-0646 Jackson Outside Assist 0404-0750 Oregon St Illegal Camping 0405-0826 Oregon St Criminal Trespass 0405-1548 11thHwy 101 Warrant Service Michael White Arrestee 0407-1042 Arizona St Threats 0407-1755 1 Geer Circle Suspicious Conditions 0408-0920 Arizona St Near Paradise Pt Rd Suspicious Conditions 0408-1215 101Cape Blanco Outside Assist Arrestee Evaristo Lopez 0408-1533 Madrona Found Property General Traffic 21 Animals 2 Civil Service 1 Follow Ups 2
Area Checks 1 PO AMBULANCE 7 (Includes injury accident on the dock) PO FIRE 1 Structure Fire GOLD BEACH SHERIFF 0402-2139 Nicholson Dr Menacing 0405-2033 Elk River Protective Order Violation 0407-1614 Nicholson Dr Shots Fired General Civil Service 2 Attempts to Locate 2 Follow-up 1 OREGON STATE POLICE 0408-1657 Hwy 101 MP 3135 Accident No Injury General Traffic 1 Hazards MP 301 amp Unknown MP North of Prehistoric Gardens
HAPPY EASTER
DRIVE SAFE
The new satellite program is similar to a partnership between SOU and Klamath Community College that began fall of 2016 Financial aid is available to those who qualify Student teaching takes place in or near your community Options are available for people who already hold a bachelor degree Courses are predominately online or in the evenings with only one Saturday a month commitment for a face-to-face course at the Higher Education Center in Medford or Ashland It is a ldquogrow your ownrdquo philosophy with the majority of courses scheduled to meet the needs of but not limited to people currently working for a school district Susan Faller-Mitchell SOU Satellite Program Coordinator and her colleague Erin Wilder Assistant Professor of Education will be hosting an Information Session on Southwesternrsquos Coos Bay campus 1988 Newmark Ave Coos Bay on Monday April 24 2017 from 5 - 6 pm in Dellwood Hall room 21 Curry residents can attend via Skype in room 109 on Southwesternrsquos Brookings campus Interested students and community
members are encouraged to attend and learn more about this exciting new partnership Additionally there is opportunity for one-on-one meetings with Susan and Erin on Monday and Tuesday April 24 and 25 2017 For more information please contact Susan Faller-Mitchell at fallerssouedu or 541-552-6919 or Jaimee Belzer Southwestern University Center at jaimeebelzersoccedu or 541-888-1518 lsquoCATrsquo ASTROPHE LANGLOIS ORmdashThe Langlois
Public Library presents an
Interesting Langlois event lsquoCatrsquo
astrophe with Nancy Stokes on
April 26th from 6pm to 7pm at the
Langlois Public Library This
event will focus on the Feral Cats ndash
TNR (Trap Neuter Release)
Program TNR is a humane
method for effectively managing
cat populations Join Nancy a
retired horticulturist and lifelong
friend to animal rescue in
addressing the lsquoCatrsquo astrophe in
our community Coffee and snacks
will be provided For more
information call the Langlois
Public Library at (541) 348 2066
AUDITIONS BANDON ORmdashThe Bandon Playhouse in conjunction with the 75th Anniversary of the original stage version is holding auditions for a full-scale musical revival of The Wizard of Oz The successful team of Jeff Norris (Director) and Paul Hay (Producer) are back together to partner on this musical The Wizard of Oz is a heartwarming tale of magic and fantasy good and evil and family and friendship Based on L Frank Baumrsquos novel and the 1939 film this musical adaption of The Wizard of Oz was originally premiered at the Municipal Theatre of St Louis in 1942 with music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by EY Harburg The score is full of tunes from the timeless film such as ldquoWersquore Off To See the Wizardrdquo If I Only Had A Brainrdquo ldquoThe Merry Old Land of Ozrdquo and - of course -
Page 4
ldquoOver The Rainbowrdquo At least 8 main characters are needed which includes three women and five men however they need a cast of all ages ranging from 5 to 75 ldquoLots of extras are needed and anyone who would like to be a part of the production not as a main character can be chosen for parts including munchkins crowstrees (singing) Ozians beauticians manicurists jitterbugs (dancing) snowman winkies flying monkeys and cyclone dances many of these may include some singing as backup Jeff Norris the director said This is good exposure and a great experience for new actors who want to be in the theater In preparation of the auditions Norris said there will be reading from the script He wants people to keep in mind that a stage performance is different from the movie Interested persons also need to come prepared to sing either with or without music There will be a music track for the main songs but if they have a favorite song they probably need to bring their own music said Jeff ldquoChildren and extras should also be prepared to sing ldquoDing Dong The witch is Deadrdquo Dorothy Candidates ldquoSomewhererdquo Scarecrow ldquoIf I only had a brainrdquo Tin Man ldquoIf I only had a heart and Lion ldquoif I only had the nerverdquo With such a large cast and stage support is truly needed so the upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz at the Sprague Community Theater has many opportunities for folks interested in theater whether on stage or behind the scenes We are holding the Wizard of OZ Auditions much earlier because it is a larger production and it takes a lot more time to learn the dances and the music said Paul Hay President of
the Bandon Playhouse We also understand that this production will be presented in late summer and we wanted to make sure we got in front of family vacations since practices will be held in May June and July Auditions will be held on Saturday April 29th and Sunday April 30th with children auditions will be from 100 to 300 and the adults from 300 to 600 that same evening Call backs will be
scheduled for Monday May 1st at 500pm (if needed) All auditions will be held at the Sprague Community Theater Performances will be August 10th-13th 17th-20th and 24th-27th 2017 Show Times are 700 pm on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays with Sunday matinees starting at 200pm For more information you can visit our website at wwwwizardinbandonnet or contact Paul Hay at 329-0644
FERAL CAT ROUNDUP By Tobe Porter Itrsquos seldom easy to get your beloved cat Puff in a carrier for a trip to the vet It is impossible with feral cats so they must be trapped Imagine being faced with the daunting task of trapping 75 feral cats and transporting them in the trapstransfer cages to SNipped in Coos Bay (Neutering cost about $5250) The cats are brought back to their original location or to a specially built cat shack More about that later letrsquos stay focused on dealing with the reality of 75 cats How could that happen It happens like this one day a cat shows up in the back yard He looks hungry and scared You ignore him hoping he will disappear He comes back so eventually you put out some leftovers He gobbles those up comes back and brings a pal Two cats become 5 5 become 25 25 becomehellipyou get it Help 75 cats with no end in sight The Port Orford Friends of Feral Cats are asked to trap them all Herersquos the bottom linehellipit is much much easier and tons less expensive to trap 2 or 5 feral cats Donrsquot wait please If you have questions or can help by taking non-feral cats to Portland or fostering kittens drop me a line at tobe1945portergmailcom
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Michael R Hewitt General Contractor
541 404 1593
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CCB 117241
MDI 1644
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HOURS WednesdaymdashSaturday 1000 am to 500 pm
Sunday 1000 to 300 pm
LOCATION 832 Oregon Street
Port Orford OR 97465 541-253-8499
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ldquoOver The Rainbowrdquo At least 8 main characters are needed which includes three women and five men however they need a cast of all ages ranging from 5 to 75 ldquoLots of extras are needed and anyone who would like to be a part of the production not as a main character can be chosen for parts including munchkins crowstrees (singing) Ozians beauticians manicurists jitterbugs (dancing) snowman winkies flying monkeys and cyclone dances many of these may include some singing as backup Jeff Norris the director said This is good exposure and a great experience for new actors who want to be in the theater In preparation of the auditions Norris said there will be reading from the script He wants people to keep in mind that a stage performance is different from the movie Interested persons also need to come prepared to sing either with or without music There will be a music track for the main songs but if they have a favorite song they probably need to bring their own music said Jeff ldquoChildren and extras should also be prepared to sing ldquoDing Dong The witch is Deadrdquo Dorothy Candidates ldquoSomewhererdquo Scarecrow ldquoIf I only had a brainrdquo Tin Man ldquoIf I only had a heart and Lion ldquoif I only had the nerverdquo With such a large cast and stage support is truly needed so the upcoming production of The Wizard of Oz at the Sprague Community Theater has many opportunities for folks interested in theater whether on stage or behind the scenes We are holding the Wizard of OZ Auditions much earlier because it is a larger production and it takes a lot more time to learn the dances and the music said Paul Hay President of
the Bandon Playhouse We also understand that this production will be presented in late summer and we wanted to make sure we got in front of family vacations since practices will be held in May June and July Auditions will be held on Saturday April 29th and Sunday April 30th with children auditions will be from 100 to 300 and the adults from 300 to 600 that same evening Call backs will be
scheduled for Monday May 1st at 500pm (if needed) All auditions will be held at the Sprague Community Theater Performances will be August 10th-13th 17th-20th and 24th-27th 2017 Show Times are 700 pm on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays with Sunday matinees starting at 200pm For more information you can visit our website at wwwwizardinbandonnet or contact Paul Hay at 329-0644
FERAL CAT ROUNDUP By Tobe Porter Itrsquos seldom easy to get your beloved cat Puff in a carrier for a trip to the vet It is impossible with feral cats so they must be trapped Imagine being faced with the daunting task of trapping 75 feral cats and transporting them in the trapstransfer cages to SNipped in Coos Bay (Neutering cost about $5250) The cats are brought back to their original location or to a specially built cat shack More about that later letrsquos stay focused on dealing with the reality of 75 cats How could that happen It happens like this one day a cat shows up in the back yard He looks hungry and scared You ignore him hoping he will disappear He comes back so eventually you put out some leftovers He gobbles those up comes back and brings a pal Two cats become 5 5 become 25 25 becomehellipyou get it Help 75 cats with no end in sight The Port Orford Friends of Feral Cats are asked to trap them all Herersquos the bottom linehellipit is much much easier and tons less expensive to trap 2 or 5 feral cats Donrsquot wait please If you have questions or can help by taking non-feral cats to Portland or fostering kittens drop me a line at tobe1945portergmailcom
Domestic amp Imported Cheeses Salumi Olives Sauces Mustards Vinegars
Housemade Soups and Freshly Baked Goods
Paradise Excavation amp Construction
Site Prep Underground Utilities Water Systems Remodeling
Michael R Hewitt General Contractor
541 404 1593
Licensed Bonded Insured
CCB 117241
MDI 1644
POLICE REPORTS
HOURS WednesdaymdashSaturday 1000 am to 500 pm
Sunday 1000 to 300 pm
LOCATION 832 Oregon Street
Port Orford OR 97465 541-253-8499
PORT ORFORD POLICE 0402-1217 Arizona Criminal Trespass 0403-1327 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-1918 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2259 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2311 Oregon St Rayrsquos Suspicious Conditions 0404-0635 13th Street Disturbance 0404-0646 Jackson Outside Assist 0404-0750 Oregon St Illegal Camping 0405-0826 Oregon St Criminal Trespass 0405-1548 11thHwy 101 Warrant Service Michael White Arrestee 0407-1042 Arizona St Threats 0407-1755 1 Geer Circle Suspicious Conditions 0408-0920 Arizona St Near Paradise Pt Rd Suspicious Conditions 0408-1215 101Cape Blanco Outside Assist Arrestee Evaristo Lopez 0408-1533 Madrona Found Property General Traffic 21 Animals 2 Civil Service 1 Follow Ups 2
Area Checks 1 PO AMBULANCE 7 (Includes injury accident on the dock) PO FIRE 1 Structure Fire GOLD BEACH SHERIFF 0402-2139 Nicholson Dr Menacing 0405-2033 Elk River Protective Order Violation 0407-1614 Nicholson Dr Shots Fired General Civil Service 2 Attempts to Locate 2 Follow-up 1 OREGON STATE POLICE 0408-1657 Hwy 101 MP 3135 Accident No Injury General Traffic 1 Hazards MP 301 amp Unknown MP North of Prehistoric Gardens
HAPPY EASTER
DRIVE SAFE
FERAL CAT ROUNDUP By Tobe Porter Itrsquos seldom easy to get your beloved cat Puff in a carrier for a trip to the vet It is impossible with feral cats so they must be trapped Imagine being faced with the daunting task of trapping 75 feral cats and transporting them in the trapstransfer cages to SNipped in Coos Bay (Neutering cost about $5250) The cats are brought back to their original location or to a specially built cat shack More about that later letrsquos stay focused on dealing with the reality of 75 cats How could that happen It happens like this one day a cat shows up in the back yard He looks hungry and scared You ignore him hoping he will disappear He comes back so eventually you put out some leftovers He gobbles those up comes back and brings a pal Two cats become 5 5 become 25 25 becomehellipyou get it Help 75 cats with no end in sight The Port Orford Friends of Feral Cats are asked to trap them all Herersquos the bottom linehellipit is much much easier and tons less expensive to trap 2 or 5 feral cats Donrsquot wait please If you have questions or can help by taking non-feral cats to Portland or fostering kittens drop me a line at tobe1945portergmailcom
Domestic amp Imported Cheeses Salumi Olives Sauces Mustards Vinegars
Housemade Soups and Freshly Baked Goods
Paradise Excavation amp Construction
Site Prep Underground Utilities Water Systems Remodeling
Michael R Hewitt General Contractor
541 404 1593
Licensed Bonded Insured
CCB 117241
MDI 1644
POLICE REPORTS
HOURS WednesdaymdashSaturday 1000 am to 500 pm
Sunday 1000 to 300 pm
LOCATION 832 Oregon Street
Port Orford OR 97465 541-253-8499
PORT ORFORD POLICE 0402-1217 Arizona Criminal Trespass 0403-1327 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-1918 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2259 Washington amp 20th Transient 0403-2311 Oregon St Rayrsquos Suspicious Conditions 0404-0635 13th Street Disturbance 0404-0646 Jackson Outside Assist 0404-0750 Oregon St Illegal Camping 0405-0826 Oregon St Criminal Trespass 0405-1548 11thHwy 101 Warrant Service Michael White Arrestee 0407-1042 Arizona St Threats 0407-1755 1 Geer Circle Suspicious Conditions 0408-0920 Arizona St Near Paradise Pt Rd Suspicious Conditions 0408-1215 101Cape Blanco Outside Assist Arrestee Evaristo Lopez 0408-1533 Madrona Found Property General Traffic 21 Animals 2 Civil Service 1 Follow Ups 2
Area Checks 1 PO AMBULANCE 7 (Includes injury accident on the dock) PO FIRE 1 Structure Fire GOLD BEACH SHERIFF 0402-2139 Nicholson Dr Menacing 0405-2033 Elk River Protective Order Violation 0407-1614 Nicholson Dr Shots Fired General Civil Service 2 Attempts to Locate 2 Follow-up 1 OREGON STATE POLICE 0408-1657 Hwy 101 MP 3135 Accident No Injury General Traffic 1 Hazards MP 301 amp Unknown MP North of Prehistoric Gardens
HAPPY EASTER
DRIVE SAFE
