http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel en-us N/A engageinlife@gmail.com Fri, 03 Sep 2010 21:20:02 EDT 20 http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1275/1/Rudder-Arrested-on-Rape-Charges/Page1.html ]]> no@spam.com (Sheriff's Department) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1275/1/Rudder-Arrested-on-Rape-Charges/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1274/1/Boutiette-Hearing-Continued/Page1.html ]]> no@spam.com (Sheriff's Department) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1274/1/Boutiette-Hearing-Continued/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1273/1/Former-Coquille-Resident-is-Featured-Artist-at-SAGE-Gallery-in-Bandon/Page1.html
SAGE Gallery, in Bandon, welcomes Tina Bryson (Frazier) as our featured artist for
May. “In Full Bloom” is a collection of vibrant oil paintings representing brilliant floral
forms that the artist refers to as “Nature’s Art.” The public is invited to a reception in
Tina’s honor Saturday, May 9, from 2 -5 pm.
The mother of five, Tina Bryson currently resides in Veneta, Oregon; her roots, however,
are not far from Bandon. Tina grew up in Coquille and attributes her father with inspiring
her artistic abilities; her parents are the owners of Frazier’s Bakery. Painting seriously for
over seven years, Tina enjoys the soft blended lines made possible through the medium of
oil. An intense color palette and macroscopic compositions are characteristic of Tina
Bryson’s style.
SAGE Gallery is located at 390 First St. SW,#2D, Bandon. We are inside the Historic
Coast Guard Building at the edge of Old Town. For further information please call (541)
329 -0103.
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Allison Cook has been  chosen as the Coquille High  School Student of  Distinction for April 2009.  Allison is a sophomore at  Coquille High School this  year. She and her family are  long time Coquille community  members. Allison is an  outstanding young lady who  is a strong academic student  athlete. She is a two-year  Varsity member of the  Volleyball, Basketball, and  Track teams. Allison is  respectful, responsible, outgoing,  and full of leadership  qualities. One of Allison’s  most recent accomplishments  was to be one of the  first students in her class to  complete her CPR/First Aid  certification. Allison is full  of athletic talent and academic  potential. When she  sets her sights on her ambitious  goals, she is one who  will persevere until she  achieves those goals. We  are pleased to call Allison a  true Red Devil!
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Bandon charter boat  owner operator Wayne  Butler is seeking a term as  Port of Bandon  Commissioner.  According to Butler, he  has spent nearly his entire  life on the sea and in 1972  began working as a deck  hand during summers on his  father’s commercial salmon  troller. Butler continued  until he graduated from high  school in 1978.  “At that time it became a  full time profession, where I  participated in multiple fisheries,  salmon, tuna, crabbing,  and a couple of short  stints on shrimp boats,”  Butler said.

“I sold my commercial  boat in 1990 and  began a charter fishing business,  and have continued  this until today.”  According to Butler, he is  serving his tenth year on the  Groundfish Advisory Panel  for the Pacific Fisheries  Management Council as the  Oregon charter boat representative.  However, he still  has strong ties with the  commercial industry and is  active in that management  process as well.  Butler has served on the  Oregon Sport Advisory  Panel since it was formed.  OSAP is a program set up  by the Oregon Department  of Fish and Wildlife and  includes representatives  from the entire Oregon coast  in crafting fisheries management  options with stake  holder input. According to  Butler, the program has  been successful, and has  contributed to better understanding  and a partnership  between the sport industry  and the Oregon Department  of Fish and Wildlife.

Currently serving his third  term as the recreational  advisor on the Pacific States  Marine Fisheries  Commission, in 2008,  Butler worked with the  pacific states to craft the  disaster relief criteria for the  charter boat and booking  offices in the state of  Oregon.  In addition, Butler serves  on the board of directors of  the Southern Oregon Ocean  Source Committee, a group  that was formed to facilitate  dialog between fishermen  and future industrial developers  in the oceans off  Oregon’s coast.
]]> no@spam.com (Coquille Valley Sentinel Staff) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1271/1/Butler-for-Port-of-Bandon-Commissioner/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1270/1/Franklin-Smith-Earns-Rank-of-1st-Poom/Page1.html
I just told Franklin he was  testing,” said Jim Saxton,  head instructor at Coquille  Martial Arts. As part of his  testing, the teen led punches  kicks and blocks through the  white belt level and found  himself teaching a new student  under the watchful eyes  of Jim and Karen Saxton.  Before he earns his adult  belt, he will experience  more supervised teaching,  and he will show that he  knows the entire curriculum  up to black belt level. In the  meantime, this new rank  allows him to learn new  material while reviewing the  old.  Franklin, a home schooled  high school student from  Coquille, started classes  with the Saxton’s instructors,  the Wolfes. He took a  break from martial arts for  awhile and then returned  when he was in middle  school. Recently, asked  what he likes most about the  martial arts, Franklin  answered in a very mature  and thought out manner,  “the ability to learn more  about who one is, and how  we react in different situations,  and that everyone  reacts differently, while  attempting to achieve the  same goal.

Also to learn personal  security and how to  protect oneself and others,  while being able to inflict as  little damage to one’s  attacker/opponent, or in  other words to resolve conflict  without becoming part  it.”  For the instructors,  watching students grow and  gain confidence, as well as  martial skill is one of the  most rewarding parts of  teaching martial arts.  Although there is a baseline  curriculum to be followed,  there is no one size fits all  in teaching martial arts.  Each student will need to  concentrate on different  aspects of the art. For some,  the tough part will be the  technical aspects. For others  it will be increasing their  confidence. For others the  conditioning. And for still  others, it will be showing  self discipline and controlling  their actions.
]]> no@spam.com (Karen Saxton) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1270/1/Franklin-Smith-Earns-Rank-of-1st-Poom/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1269/1/COOS-COUNTY-SHERIIFFS-DEPARTMENT-LOG/Page1.html 1:42 a.m. Hwy 101. Suspicious conditions. Caller request a deputy regarding subjects that
won’t leave, when asked about who they were he just stated, “Hippies that are stealing him
blind.” Reporter not very cooperative.
6:43 a.m. Hwy 101. Assist public works. Power is out, transformer blew.
9:04 a.m. E. 2nd St. Equipment repair.
12:05 p.m. Unlawful Entry Motor Vehicle. Green Acres Ln. Incident occurred on April
26th. Unknown subject smashed rear window to gain entry.
2:40 p.m. N. 14th St. Suspicious conditions. Out on report of suspicious circumstances.
Family members of owner will be in residence taking care of items for next few days.

APRIL 29, 2009
6:47 a.m. Pleasant Valley Ln. Sexual abuse. Victim of sexual abuse by another resident.
Contacted witnesses by phone and responded to scene.
7:17 a.m. Roy Rd. Theft of change jar and wallet from residence. Subject is using debit
card at Comfort Inn in North Bend. Jason McCallum arrested for ID Theft, Theft II,
Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card & Possession Controlled Substance-Schedule II.
8:38 a.m. Hwy 101. Harassment. Caller reports being harassed by subject. It is an ongoing
problem.
1:00 p.m. Weekly Creek. Phone harassment. Caller received a recorded message from
Santiam Corrections, hung up before caller was Identified. Father is incarcerated there and
has a no contact order.
2:45 p.m. Hwy 42. Driving complaint. Subject at Myrtle Point City Hall reports that a
black and green Mustang drove in and out of McKays parking lot the wrong way, might be
drunk.
9:27 p.m. Dora Boat Ramp. Suspicious conditions.


APRIL 30, 2009
12:04 a.m. Hwy 101. Out with Oregon State Police on traffic stop.
9:06 a.m. Duling Rd. Civil problem. Subject tried to burn down residence last night around
1:30 a.m., turned stove burner on then left.
9:07 a.m. N. 9th St. Parking violation. Vehicle left in parking lot.
9:23 a.m. Hwy 42S. Animal complaint. Caller can see across from Roseburg Forest
Products plywood mill and sees a cow at the edge of the water that has been there for five
days. Cow is on land that borders Hwy 42S.
10:35 a.m. N. 12th St. Caller reports possible fraud, wants bill paying responsibility
removed from Coos Elderly Services. Reporter contacted by phone, also reports fraud by
some family members. Possibly just dementia, but will investigate further.
12:13 p.m. Kuehn Rd. Drug information. Coos Stop Crime report of possible sale of Meth.
Information to SCINT.
1:00 p.m. Foggy Heights Ln. Officer Safety. Mental Health reports a possible safety issue
with a client who told his speech therapist last week that he’d like to burn, bury and cut
people. The client also reports wanting to see what an explosive device can do to a person.
No specific threats or victims mentioned. Subject lives in Douglas County with his grandparents.
They have guns at residence that are not locked up. Grandmother will be obtaining
locks for the weapons today. No other indication that the subject has access to weapons or
explosives.
1:09 p.m. 14th St. Civil problem. Caller reports that subjects are controlling estate of
deceased man and refusing to return property to the reporter that she had stored at location.
1:42 p.m. Rosa Rd. Report of burglary to vacant residence.
3:03 p.m. Duling Rd. Threats. Caller reports observing a very irate male on the phone at
neighbor’s house, holding a knife in a threatening manner. Subject did not appear to be
threatening reporter or neighbor, just making threats in general.
5 p.m. Coos County. Report of a missing person last seen in Coquille at 11 a.m. en route to
Millicoma, failed to arrive. Victim arrived.
5:57 p.m. Hwy 42. Caller reports finding five packages of rat poison under her front porch.
6:48 p.m. Hwy 42/McMullen Hwy. Female cell caller reports cows on the road.
8:37 p.m. Rainbow/Bowron Rd. Intoxicated possible fighting.

MAY 3, 2009
8:38 a.m. Hwy 101. Criminal mischief. Casual contact with subject. Knife river employee
reporting Criminal Mischief to property.
8:42 a.m. High Lane. Assault. Victim of assault at Bay Area Hospital Emergency Room.
Report taken for harassment.
8:56 a.m. Hatfield Rd. Suspicious subject. Disoriented male subject is undressed from waist
down sleeping on porch at Bridge Country Store. Subject advised to move.
9:16 a.m. McKinley Ln. Two vehicle non-injury accident. Parties are going to exchange
information and have a third party en route to help tow vehicle. Deputy contacted subjects.
1:33 p.m. Coos County. Weather notice. High wind warning for Monday from 11 a.m. to 11
p.m.
6:53 p.m. Hwy 42. Male cell phone caller reports a possible vehicle accident.
8:42 p.m. Beaver Hill. Incomplete 911 call. Possibly a phone problem.
10:36 p.m. Rosa Rd. Sexual abuse. Caller reports that her ex is abusing son. Investigation
continuing. Child advocate will meet with children tomorrow.
]]> no@spam.com (Sheriff's Department) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1269/1/COOS-COUNTY-SHERIIFFS-DEPARTMENT-LOG/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1268/1/COQUIILLE-POLIICE-LOG/Page1.html 2:28 a.m. Hwy 42 & City Limits. Attempt to locate drunk driver.
7:42 a.m. Hwy 42S. Caller reports following what appears to be an impaired driver on Hwy
42 south coming into Coquille.
10:56 a.m. Hwy 42 & City Limits. Driving complaint.
1:45 p.m. N. Central. Vehicle release.
2:03 p.m. Jefferson. Medical assist.
6:41 p.m. N. Folsom. Juvenile problem. Caller needs to speak to an officer about a neighborhood
kid that has made threats towards his son.
7:03 p.m. McKays. Out with two panhandlers.

APRIL 28, 2009
12:59 p.m. Hwy 42 & Hwy 42S. Dogs at large. Two dogs are running into traffic.
2:11 p.m. Coquille Police Department. Vehicle release.
4:59 p.m. Hwy 42 & N. Central. Dog at large. Hang up 911 call reporting 2 dogs running at
large in traffic.
6:21 p.m. Central Ave. Warrant Entry.
8:07 p.m.N./ Dean St. & E. 8th St. Suspicious circumstances.
8:26 p.m. E. 1st. Ave. Assist public.
10:07 p.m. High School. Out with suspicious subject.

APRIL 29, 2009
3:00 p.m. Sturdivant Park. Located vehicle from Coos County Sheriff’s Office possible
Driving Under Influence Intoxicants report.
3:08 p.m. Hwy 42. Attempt to locate drunk driver.
3:47 p.m. Hwy 42 & S. Adams. Illegal camping. Out checking out a transient camp.
4:23 p.m. E. 15th St. Two vehicle non-injury motor vehicle accident.
7:08 p.m. 7th & Baxter. Possible dispute.
9:14 p.m. Coquille Community Building. Person stop. Out with one.
10:28 p.m. Shelley Rd. Criminal mischief. Reporter reported that subject just left.

APRIL 30, 2009
10:35 a.m. N. Folsom. Assisting Service Family & Children.
1:20 p.m. Hwy 42 & N. Adams. Illegal camping. Transient camp.
3:25 p.m. E. 2nd & N. Dean St. Dispute. Open 911 line. Called back to location and
learned that they were trying to call to report a man and a woman yelling at each other.
7:29 p.m. N. Birch St. Patrol check. Report of a child screaming.
8:02 p.m. Hwy 42 & S. Adams. Illegal camping. Transient camp.
8:38 p.m. Hwy 42 & Rivers Edge RV Park. Assist outside agency. Out with Oregon State
Police on traffic stop.
9:15 p.m. Sturdivant Park. Patrol check. Out with group at location with an open fire.
9:36 p.m. Hwy 42 & Central. Dogs at large in the area.
9:38 p.m. Coquille High School. Person stop. Out with Motor vehicle accident.
10:19 p.m. Valley Laundry. Out on foot patrol near location.
10:24 p.m. Train trestle. Out on foot at train trestle.
10:26 p.m. Mr. Zacks. Bar check.
10:30 p.m. Coquille Broiler. Bar check.

MAY 1, 2009
4:32 a.m. Coquille Medical Clinic. Business alarm.
11:53 a.m. W. 7th Pl. Neighbor dispute. Caller reports that neighbor is yelling at her.
2:17 p.m. N. Hemlock. En route to location for a civil standby.
2:41 p.m. Entering Coquille. Driving complaint. Caller reports racing vehicles.
3:34 p.m. E. 5th St. Medical assist. En route to Coquille Valley Hospital.
4:25 p.m. N. Dean St. Assist Service Children & Family. Request assistance at location.
5:10 p.m. N. Dean St. Suspicious conditions.
6:00 p.m. N. Gould St. Parking Violation.
9:47 p.m. E. 2nd St. Civil problem.
9:56 p.m. Coquille Medical Clinic. Business alarm activated.
10:07 p.m. 5th & Henry. Person stop. Out with female walking in roadway.

MAY 2, 2009
12:07 a.m. Hwy 42 & N. Adams. Welfare check.
3:14 a.m. 10th & Central. Report of smoke.
5:30 a.m. Hwy 42 & S. Adams. Disabled vehicle.
7:09 a.m. Figaros Pizza. Suspicious vehicle. Report of a tan Chevy pickup running in the
parking lot at location for the past 20 minutes.
10:36 a.m. W. 4th Place. Civil problem. Came in as a hang up 911 call.
1:18 p.m. Woodridge. Observed open door at location.
6:17 p.m. Hwy 42 near a big pond. Traffic hazard. Oregon State Police reports two pit bulls
running in traffic.
9:07 p.m. Virginia Ave. & Union Ave. Traffic stop. Matthew Demers arrested for Driving
Under Influence Intoxicants.
10:05 p.m. Vine & 35th St. Traffic stop. citation issued to Deanna Crenshaw for Driving
While Suspended violation.
11:06 p.m. N. Elliott & E. 8th St. Report of a suspicious subject at location.

MAY 3, 2009
2:04 a.m. Bachelors Inn. Person stop. Out with disorderly subject in front of location.
2:29 a.m. 4th & Anderson. Traffic stop. Drew Davis arrested for Driving Under Influence
Intoxicants. Transported to the Coos County Jail.
11:31 a.m. Shelley Rd. Assisting with search for missing woman.
12:58 p.m. Hwy 42 & W. Central. Disabled vehicle at location.
2:29 p.m. Central & Farr’s. Driving complaint. Caller reports that a Rouge Bio Fuel truck
was driving crazy, cutting people off and the back door to the truck is open and things are
falling out. Last seen turning eastbound off Central at Farr’s.
6:48 p.m. 12th & Collier. Report of a loud party. Loud music.
7:03 p.m. N. Adams St. Theft of services.
8:26 p.m. E. 7th St. Family dispute. Abandoned 911 call. Citation issued to Christopher
Liga for Harassment.
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“This is one of the  most touching and meaningful  services you will ever  attend.”  Unity was founded in  1889 and welcomes all people.  It is the home of a  worldwide movement of  prayer, education and publishing  that helps people of  all faiths apply positive spiritual  principles in their daily  lives. Unity publishes Daily  Word, a monthly magazine  of inspirational messages  that is distributed to about  one million people in 175  countries.  All those on the South  Coast are invited to participate.  Unity of Bandon is  located on Highway 101,  one mile south of 11th  Street. For more information,  please call 541-347-  4696.
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