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The South Coast Folk  Society summer songfests  will continue on Sunday,  July 12, from 4-6 p.m. in  downtown Coos Bay . The  public is invited to join society  members singing popular,  contemporary, and classic  songs. Admission is  free, and all ages and voices  are welcome. Instrumental  accompaniment and big  song books are provided.  We meet at Fiction 101  Books at four o’clock  Sunday afternoon for two  hours of joyful harmonizing.  The Second Sunday Sing-  Along is a free public event  occurring on the second  Sunday of every month  from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at  Fiction 101 Books, located  in the Tioga Building, 247  N. Broadway in Coos Bay.  Next month the sing-along  will be on Sunday, August  9. For more information  contact Gail at 756-4701.
]]> no@spam.com (Coquille Valley Sentinel Staff) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1450/1/Sing-A-Long-scheduled-for-July-12th/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1449/1/White-Cedar-Days-in-Powers-Schedule-of-events/Page1.html 11 am Saturday July 4th
Line Up at 10 am on
Hemlock Street
For Information Contact
Dawn Padgett @ 541 260
4355
FRIDAY- July 3
* Kid’s Parade downtown @
10:00
* Kids “carnival” @ after
Parade Bicentennial Park
*“South Coast String Band”
@ 4 pm Bicentennial Park
* “Little Miss Independence
Contest” @ 6:00
Bicentennial Park
* Street Dance featuring live
music by “LiddDub” @
8:00 pm Bicentennial Park
* R.C. Flyers @ Powers airport~
Candy Drops thru out
the day
* Lions Softball Tournament
(all day)
* Lioness Snack Shack @
the ball field
* Live music after dark @
local pubs Downtown
* Vendors & Food Booths
@ Pioneer Park
SATURDAY- July 4
* Biscuits & Gravy (8am to
11am) Powers Senior Center
* White Cedar Days Parade
@ 11am ~ line up at 10 am
* “Lil & the Gang” Live
musical performance @ 12
pm Pioneer House
* “Vintage Haulers” Car
Show 9am to 3pm ~
Register 9am trophy’s at
3pm
* Horseshoe tournament @
12 pm Powers Tavern
* Redneck Games @ 3 pm
Bicentennial Park
* R.C. Flyers @ Powers
Airport~ Candy Drops thru
out the day
* Rouge Valley Ultra Lights
@ Powers Airport
* Myrtle wood A’s Car club
(all day) Pioneer House
* Lions Softball Tournament
(all day)
* Lioness Snack Shack @
the ball field
* Fireworks Display @ dusk
(Powers Park)
* Live music after fireworks
at local pubs downtown
* Vendors & Food Booths
@ Pioneer Park
SUNDAY- July 5
* Rug Rat Redneck games
@ 12pm Bicentennial Park
* Lawn mower Race @ 2pm
Register at the Bicentennial
Park
* R.C. Flyers @ Powers
airport ~ Candy Drops thru
out the day
* Lions Softball Tournament
(all day)
* Lioness Snack Shack @
the ball field
* Live music by local artists
@ Bicentennial Park
* Vendors @ Pioneer Park
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On the afternoon of June  24th, after a two day jury  trial presided over by Judge  Martin Stone, a Coos  County jury found former  Coos Bay resident Thomas  Harrison Wilson, age 34,  guilty of three counts of  Rape in the First Degree.  One count that Mr. Wilson  was found guilty of alleged  that Mr. Wilson forcibly  raped a 16 year-old girl in  1999 on property associated  with Mr. Wilson on South  Coos River Lane.

The girl  was an acquaintance of Mr.  Wilson.  The other two counts that  Mr. Wilson was found guilty  of alleged that in 2003 Mr.  Wilson forcibly raped a different  16 year-old girl on  two different occasions on  the South Coos River Lane  property. This girl was a distant  family member of Mr.  Wilson’s wife and had been  living on the South Coos  River Lane property.  The jury found Mr.  Wilson not guilty of two  additional counts of Rape in  the First Degree that related  to the second victim in  2003.  First-degree rape is covered  by the Measure 11 sentencing  initiative. The law  decrees a mandatory minimum  sentence of eight years  and four months in prison  per count.  A sentencing hearing is set  for 9 a.m. Friday in Stone’s  courtroom.
]]> no@spam.com (Sheriff's Department) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1447/1/Wilson-convicted-of-Rape/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1446/1/COOS-COUNTY-SHERIIFFS-DEPARTMENT-LOG/Page1.html 2:43 a.m. Hwy 42. Suspicious subject. Out with Mulvihill, will transport to Coquille.
5:36 a.m. Robertson Ln. Shots fired. Result of an assault that occurred a month ago.
7:05 a.m. Raymond Ln. Possible burglary/criminal mischief to residence yesterday.
9:00 a.m. Hwy 42S. Caller request welfare check on father. Several attempts to contact
reporter for further information.
1:39 p.m. Welch Road. Suspicious conditions. Neighbors have power cords running across
reporter’s property.
7:11 p.m. Fairview. Dog bite. Coquille Valley Hospital reports dog bite victim. Family dog,
no further action.
10:34 p.m. C. Street. Family dispute. Report of a disturbance at the neighbors. Assistance
rendered.

JUNE 22, 2009
1:43 a.m. Wallace Rd. Approximately 5 shots fired.
10:15 a.m. Sarah Lane. Narcotics investigation. Caller reports finding marijuana paraphernalia
in travel trailer.
11:02 a.m. Hwy 101. Juvenile problem. Out of control juvenile attempted to jump out of
vehicle.
12:25 p.m. China Flat Campground. Child Welfare request assistance at location. Reporter
advised that she would handle this call later in the week.
1:08 p.m. Four Corners. Burn information. 14 acre graze burn near Four Corners in
Fairview beginning at approximately 1:45 p.m.
3:00 p.m. Beaver Hill. Traffic hazard. Caller reports an alder tree down, half of the roadway
is covered.
6:33 p.m. Hwy 42S. Disabled vehicle. A green Chevy pickup off the roadway, no one in or
around the vehicle.

JUNE 23, 2009
12:10 p.m. Old Wagon Rd. Assault. Parties contacted. No action taken. Subject is off his
meds. Had been drinking and forcibly removed from party when he refused to leave on his
own. Reporter recalled to file assault charges. Investigation continuing.
2:38 a.m. Hwy 101. non-injury accident. Male cell phone caller reports a vehicle in a ditch.
Vehicle towed by Mast Bros. Females transported into town by tow truck.
7:47 a.m. Lone Pine Ln. Non-injury accident. Fire unit advises that a logging truck flipped
on Cherry Creek “S” curves on Lone Pine Lane. Victim has help en route. Area is well.
12:05 p.m. Blue Ridge. Report of a suspicious vehicle.
3:03 p.m. S. 1st St. Female on cell phone reports a suspicious subject behind Fred Meyer.
JUNE 24, 2009

12:26 a.m. N. Elm. Dispute. Loud Party, possible disturbance. Not as reported. Coquille
Police Department cited one subject for Minor in Possession.
1:21 a.m. Warrant. Coos County Circuit Court Juvenile Warrant. Subject/Evans for
Probation Violation per Not Maintaining Checking In Requirements.
1:22 a.m. Warrant. Coos County Circuit Court Bench Warrant. Subject/Page (AKA
Lenhart). Contempt of Court.
11:02 a.m. Coos County. Reporter is upset about the Animal Shelter being closed and
numerous things with the Governor. Reporter advised that the Shelter is not closed.
11:41 a.m. Lampa Ln. Suspicious conditions. Checked area, unable to locate.
12:33 p.m. Dement Creek. Criminal mischief to vehicle. Advised reporter to call when this
is happening.
1:04 p.m. Kirkendall Ln. Deceased subject. Caller reports finding brother down. He’s not
breathing or conscious. Caller believes that he has passed away. Subject is an alcoholic and
has been suicidal.
1:57 p.m. Robertson Ln. Juvenile problem. Caller reports a kid riding a go-cart out on the
roadway. Juvenile rides go-cart constantly in a reckless manner.
2:07 p.m. Tiara St. Sexual abuse. Child Services request a deputy assist with interview on
sex abuse that occurred last summer. Another incident occurred about 2 years ago in
Medford involving a different suspect. Investigation continuing.
2:11 p.m. E. 1st St. Out on boat exam.
3:49 p.m. Duling Rd. Welfare check. Caller reports that a female left a voice mail earlier
that she couldn’t go on. Checked, and subject has no intention of hurting herself.
4:19 p.m. Allegany area. Caller reports losing a Fuji Digital Camera.
4:21 p.m. Arago area. Non-injury vehicle accident. Caller tried to exchange information but
subject would not provide insurance information. Contacted reporter by phone and she was
able to obtain information from suspect,
5:28 p.m. Lee Valley Rd. Harassment. Subject is intoxicated. Reporter recalled and and
advised that suspect had left area. No further contact needed. Reporter will recall if needed.
6:02 p.m. Lee Valley Rd. Assault. No victim.
6:14 p.m. N. Folsom St. Female on cell phone reports criminal mischief.
7:00 p.m. Johnson Creek Rd. Animals at large. Two pigs running around. Owner recalled
and advised that pigs have been secured.
7:21 p.m. Mullen Rd. Dispute. Disturbance. Suspect is drunk and throwing rocks. Subject
contacted and warned not to enter reporter’s property.
7:29 p.m. Hwy 42S. Female on cell phone advises that there is a cow on the highway.
8:24 p.m. Coos County. Welfare check. Wife left between 10 and 11 a.m. and was despondent,
said that she was going to the Mill Casino but never made it there. Victim takes
Prozac and Xanex.
]]> no@spam.com (Sheriff's Department) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1446/1/COOS-COUNTY-SHERIIFFS-DEPARTMENT-LOG/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1445/1/COQUIILLE-POLIICE-LOG/Page1.html 2:43 a.m. Hwy 42. Suspicious subject. Out with Mulvihill, will transport to Coquille.
5:36 a.m. Robertson Ln. Shots fired. Result of an assault that occurred a month ago.
7:05 a.m. Raymond Ln. Possible burglary/criminal mischief to residence yesterday.
9:00 a.m. Hwy 42S. Caller request welfare check on father. Several attempts to contact
reporter for further information.
1:39 p.m. Welch Road. Suspicious conditions. Neighbors have power cords running across
reporter’s property.
7:11 p.m. Fairview. Dog bite. Coquille Valley Hospital reports dog bite victim. Family dog,
no further action.
10:34 p.m. C. Street. Family dispute. Report of a disturbance at the neighbors. Assistance
rendered.

JUNE 22, 2009
1:43 a.m. Wallace Rd. Approximately 5 shots fired.
10:15 a.m. Sarah Lane. Narcotics investigation. Caller reports finding marijuana paraphernalia
in travel trailer.
11:02 a.m. Hwy 101. Juvenile problem. Out of control juvenile attempted to jump out of
vehicle.
12:25 p.m. China Flat Campground. Child Welfare request assistance at location. Reporter
advised that she would handle this call later in the week.
1:08 p.m. Four Corners. Burn information. 14 acre graze burn near Four Corners in
Fairview beginning at approximately 1:45 p.m.
3:00 p.m. Beaver Hill. Traffic hazard. Caller reports an alder tree down, half of the roadway
is covered.
6:33 p.m. Hwy 42S. Disabled vehicle. A green Chevy pickup off the roadway, no one in or
around the vehicle.

JUNE 23, 2009
12:10 p.m. Old Wagon Rd. Assault. Parties contacted. No action taken. Subject is off his
meds. Had been drinking and forcibly removed from party when he refused to leave on his
own. Reporter recalled to file assault charges. Investigation continuing.
2:38 a.m. Hwy 101. non-injury accident. Male cell phone caller reports a vehicle in a ditch.
Vehicle towed by Mast Bros. Females transported into town by tow truck.
7:47 a.m. Lone Pine Ln. Non-injury accident. Fire unit advises that a logging truck flipped
on Cherry Creek “S” curves on Lone Pine Lane. Victim has help en route. Area is well.
12:05 p.m. Blue Ridge. Report of a suspicious vehicle.
3:03 p.m. S. 1st St. Female on cell phone reports a suspicious subject behind Fred Meyer.

JUNE 24, 2009
12:26 a.m. N. Elm. Dispute. Loud Party, possible disturbance. Not as reported. Coquille
Police Department cited one subject for Minor in Possession.
1:21 a.m. Warrant. Coos County Circuit Court Juvenile Warrant. Subject/Evans for
Probation Violation per Not Maintaining Checking In Requirements.
1:22 a.m. Warrant. Coos County Circuit Court Bench Warrant. Subject/Page (AKA
Lenhart). Contempt of Court.
11:02 a.m. Coos County. Reporter is upset about the Animal Shelter being closed and
numerous things with the Governor. Reporter advised that the Shelter is not closed.
11:41 a.m. Lampa Ln. Suspicious conditions. Checked area, unable to locate.
12:33 p.m. Dement Creek. Criminal mischief to vehicle. Advised reporter to call when this
is happening.
1:04 p.m. Kirkendall Ln. Deceased subject. Caller reports finding brother down. He’s not
breathing or conscious. Caller believes that he has passed away. Subject is an alcoholic and
has been suicidal.
1:57 p.m. Robertson Ln. Juvenile problem. Caller reports a kid riding a go-cart out on the
roadway. Juvenile rides go-cart constantly in a reckless manner.
2:07 p.m. Tiara St. Sexual abuse. Child Services request a deputy assist with interview on
sex abuse that occurred last summer. Another incident occurred about 2 years ago in
Medford involving a different suspect. Investigation continuing.
2:11 p.m. E. 1st St. Out on boat exam.
3:49 p.m. Duling Rd. Welfare check. Caller reports that a female left a voice mail earlier
that she couldn’t go on. Checked, and subject has no intention of hurting herself.
4:19 p.m. Allegany area. Caller reports losing a Fuji Digital Camera.
4:21 p.m. Arago area. Non-injury vehicle accident. Caller tried to exchange information but
subject would not provide insurance information. Contacted reporter by phone and she was
able to obtain information from suspect,
5:28 p.m. Lee Valley Rd. Harassment. Subject is intoxicated. Reporter recalled and and
advised that suspect had left area. No further contact needed. Reporter will recall if needed.
6:02 p.m. Lee Valley Rd. Assault. No victim.
6:14 p.m. N. Folsom St. Female on cell phone reports criminal mischief.
7:00 p.m. Johnson Creek Rd. Animals at large. Two pigs running around. Owner recalled
and advised that pigs have been secured.
7:21 p.m. Mullen Rd. Dispute. Disturbance. Suspect is drunk and throwing rocks. Subject
contacted and warned not to enter reporter’s property.
7:29 p.m. Hwy 42S. Female on cell phone advises that there is a cow on the highway.
8:24 p.m. Coos County. Welfare check. Wife left between 10 and 11 a.m. and was despondent,
said that she was going to the Mill Casino but never made it there. Victim takes
Prozac and Xanex.
10:01 p.m. Spruce St. Assisting Myrtle Point Police Department at the Steel Penny Bar.
10:10 p.m. Wallace Rd. Assist public. Caller reports that 84 year-old father is out of control,
being verbally abusive and breaking
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This lets us  know keys in leading productive,  healthy Christian  lives. First, prayer, we too  must seek the “Father of  Glory” and His grace and  guidance. Far too often  we,(yes, me too) try to go  about this life without seeking  Him who knows all  things and can guide us  through the issues of our  day. Secondly, wisdom and  revelation (clarity and application  of knowledge), is a  gift which comes from  the Father of Glory through  our faith in the Lord Jesus  Christ. So many times we  try to manage our lives  based on what we understand  and know, verses the  perspectives of our Father in  Heaven (yes, me too here  also)

 Have you ever tried  to impart wisdom to a child  who was set on doing  things their way, knowing  full well that the result was  going to be painful for  them? Imagine our the  Father of Glory feels with  us when live our lives outside  of Him who can provide  simply by asking; and  of course listening to His  answer. Finally, notice the  importance of wisdom and  revelation for our lives is  “in the knowledge of Him”,  who is the Father of  Glory. The most crucial  aspect of Jesus’ mission was  to restore the relationship  between humanity and their  Creator (2 Corinthians 5:18-  19). So many of our community;  our world, do not  desire to know the Father of  Glory because He has been  so poorly represented by so  many of us who proclaim to  be His.

Why have we so  poorly represented Him you  may ask? Because we have  not sought His “Spirit of  Wisdom and Revelation” for  our lives and  situations. The struggle as  believers is we have taken  matters into our own hands  instead of seeking His  Wisdom. We have leaned  on our own understanding  instead of His. (Proverbs  3:5-6). May the Lord give  you grant His mercy and  grace as you seek His  will and the courage to pursue  it. God Bless.
]]> no@spam.com (Ken Duke) http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1444/1/Searching-for-Wisdom/Page1.html http://www.oregonbeacon.com/CoquilleSentinel/articles/1443/1/The-Lord-our-God-is-one-Lord/Page1.html
“There  is one body and one Spirit,  just as you were called to  the one hope that belongs to  your call, one Lord, one  faith, one baptism, one God  and Father of us all, who is  above all and through all  and in all.”  And, along with Paul, we  preach about Jesus and resurrection,  Christ’s resurrection  and our resurrection  (please read Romans 6:1-4).  Also, one might benefit  from reading the entire 15th  chapter of I Corinthians.  We hope we never find  ourselves preaching to folks  who become confused by  our words, or by our handling  of scripture. We urge  people who are seeking  teaching and clarification of  the great and wonderful  words of God to visit us, let  us help make the message of  our Lord clear and compelling.  Come see us.  We’ve been your neighbors  in Coquille for more  than fifty years.

Coquille Church of Christ  2nd and Gould  www.coquillechurchofchrist.  org.)
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She started her career in  Coquille working at Coos  Curry Electric in 1959  where she retired in  April,1985 after 26 years.  She enjoyed fishing after  retirement and taking annual  trips to Reno with her husband.  She was a very generous  person and she will be  truly missed by her family  and friends.  Berneice is survived by  her daughters, Terri  Machacek of Winchester,  Kathy Rosson of Roseburg  and Becky Meloy of  Medford; grandchildren, Jeff  Lockwood, Jason Machacek  and Sara Meloy; great  grandson, Eric Machacek;  and brother Neil Haga of  Coquille.  Berneice was preceded in  death by her parents, Lester  Haga and Deltie Stokes and  her husband, Russell F.  Kollar.  Services are under the  direction of Myrtle Grove  Funeral Service, 396-3158.
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