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Volume 5 Number 0251 Wednesday 01 25 2017 Serving Oregon s Northern Wild Rivers Coast Local News Online

Stop by for an espresso, bring a friend, sit and chat, enjoy your coffee in beautiful downtown Langlois!

With a break in the wet weather, that set them back several weeks, they were able to pave and stripe the

PORT ORFORD RESIDENT TURNS 100 By Tobe Porter There is great cause for celebration on January 30 one of

Born in Lake Country, Oregon, Dot s family came to Port Orford when she was 12.

1 Volume 5 Number 0251 Wednesday Serving Oregon s Northern Wild Rivers Coast Local News Online FLORAS CREEK COFFEE COMPANY The door is open! Stop by for an espresso, bring a friend, sit and chat, enjoy your coffee in beautiful downtown Langlois! DOLLAR GENERAL Dollar General continued to move toward opening this past week. With a break in the wet weather, that set them back several weeks, they were able to pave and stripe the parking lot. DOT MATTHEWS 100! PORT ORFORD RESIDENT TURNS 100 By Tobe Porter There is great cause for celebration on January 30 one of Port Orford s own, Dot Mathews, turns 100 years old. Born in Lake Country, Oregon, Dot s family came to Port Orford when she was 12. Her father, Doug Johnson, started out as auditor for the Port Orford Lumber Company. The family could have lived in a company rental, but Johnson bought a house overlooking the ocean, built by one of the Tichenor brothers. That house was where the Redfish restaurant is now. Young Dot wanted to go to college, and despite interruptions

2 by the Great Depression, marriage to Richard Mathews, raising their three sons, and a long career as a secretary, she graduated from Oregon State at age 63. Dot moved back to Port Orford in 1992 where she quickly became involved in the community. She was a member of the Sunset Garden Club, St. Christopher s Episcopal Church, the League of Women Voters, and the Port Orford Library. It was Dot, along with Librarian Bonnie Wagner and volunteer Ray Johnson who kept alive the idea of a big new library. She served on the Library District Board and the Foundation Board for many years. Those who have been treated to a Dot Mathews smile will smile with her as she celebrates 100 years with cake and visitors at Harmony Estates in Bandon. Happy Birthday Dot Mathews from a grateful community. What s new at the Port Orford Beacon? Big Ads! 900x900 pixel graphic Format:.png or.jpg only $20 per week 1 ad in the formal layout of the Beacon 1 ad post on Facebook Port Orford Beacon ONLINE Lighthousekeeper POB 1444 Port Orford, Oregon Theresia Hewitt Editor/Publisher PortOrfordBeacon.com Facebook.com/PortOrfordBeacon pobeacon@yahoo.com Advertising: Free Ads are 3.5x1.75 No Other Options Are Available The Port Orford Beacon is brought to you Free Courtesy of the Publisher, Paradise Excavation & Construction, and South Coast Gourmet Enjoy TONIGHT! (WEDNESDAY) LANGLOIS LIBRARY London to Paris via the Channel Islands: An Interesting Langlois event by Deanna McDermott, Wednesday, January 25th, at 6 pm at the Langlois Public Library. This London to Paris travelogue promises to be an engaging evening with an emphasis on the Channel Islands. The travel included southern England, Normandy and then on to the City of Light. Sandie McDonald will provide a highlight of the program by offering samples of Potato Peel Pie using the recipe from the bestseller: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society ( Shaffer & Barrows). The book is essentially about the German occupation during WWII and what the Islanders experienced and is well worth the read. In addition, the Islands trademark preserve, Black Butter, will be available for tasting. For more information, call the Langlois Public Library at COAST COMMUNITY HEALTH INVITES YOU! Please join us at a COMMUNITY MEETING in Port Orford, January 26 th, 2-5pm at Port Orford Library. Light refreshments will be served. In 2016, our team worked diligently to secure property and begin the development and design process of our new facility. We are now ready to launch our design and the programs planned with our new friends in throughout North Curry County. We will take this opportunity to share exciting details about the development of our COMMUNITY HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER planned for later in 2017, along with our friends from the Oregon Community Foundation. North Curry County community members will be welcomed to provide feedback and offer suggestions about our proposed facility, and the services and programs to be offered. Please join us, and bring a friend to hear some exciting announcements. For more information about Coast Community Health Center, go to MOVIE SAN ANDREAS COOS BAY, OR The geology lecture series at Southwestern teams up with the Egyptian Theatre in Coos Bay to present a free showing of the movie San Andreas starring Dwayne The Rock Johnson as part of the Science on Screen series at 2:00 pm on Sunday, January 29, 2017 at the Egyptian Theatre, Coos Bay. Prior to the movie, Dr. Ron Metzger (Professor of Geology at Southwestern) will make a short presentation on The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: The Science of the Movie San Andreas and Cascadia. The benefit of using the film San Andreas is that while the circumstances and scale of events in the movie are not applicable to the San Andreas Fault, aspects are more applicable to the Cascadia Subduction Zone which will directly affect the geographic region where the movie is being shown. Following the free showing of the movie, there will be an opportunity for a question and answer session with Professor Metzger. The Southwestern Geology Department has been hosting a Page 2

lecture series for over a decade bringing in nationally recognized speakers on a variety of geology related topics For the series it has become tradition to host an earthquake and/or seismic talk

3 lecture series for over a decade bringing in nationally recognized speakers on a variety of geology related topics For the series it has become tradition to host an earthquake and/or seismic talk around the anniversary of the last great Cascadia earthquake and tsunami: 9:00 pm on January 26, The series will be hosting Dr. John Vidale (University of Washington; Director of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network and Washington State Seismologist) for the 12th Annual Cascadia Anniversary Lecture on Friday, January 27, 2017 at 7:00 pm on Southwestern s Coos campus. Dr. Vidale is coming to speak at the Hales Center for the Performing Arts as an Incorporated Research Institutions for Seismology/ Seismological Society of America distinguished lecturer. Hosting the movie San Andreas at the Egyptian Theatre on January at 2:00 pm will allow us to dovetail with the geology lecture series talk, making an additional scientific connection to this historic seismic event. Please join us for one or both of these free events For additional information please contact Ron Metzger at AUDUBON MEETS by Have Schubothe Joe Metzler will be the featured presenter for February's program for the Cape Arago Audubon Society. His program, "Beachcombing Kayak Island Alaska" is slated for 7 PM on Tuesday, February 7 at the Coos Bay Library. Please note that this is a Tuesday, not our regularly scheduled Wednesday evening. Our remaining spring schedule includes a Wednesday, March 8 program "Birding India: A Look At Another Culture" with Ram Papish and Dawn Harris at 7 PM at the Bandon Community Center. The Bandon Community Center will also be the location for our Wednesday, April 5 program featuring Oregon's own Noah Strycker who in 2015 broke the record of species seen around the world in one year at more than 6000 birds. Noah will be sharing his adventures in reaching this accomplishment. ROTARY CRAB FEED Port Orford Rotary s annual crab feed is almost here! There will be entertainment, a no host bar (must be 21 to attend), and of course the star of the show: Crab! So join us on Saturday, February 11 th, beginning at 6 PM in the Community Building. This year there will be free sitters available for your youngsters in the American Legion Hall. Tickets are $35 per person, you can obtain them at: Gold Beach Lumber, Umpqua Bank and the Port of Port Orford office. More information can be found at select the crab feed icon. You can also purchase your tickets online at: and they will be ready for pickup at the door. POLICE REPORTS PORT ORFORD POLICE 01/15-15:29: Coos Curry Supply, Unlawful Vehicle Entry 01/16-15:17: Masonic Lodge, Warrant Service, Jeremy Kelly, Jr. Arrestee 01/16-16:24: 2100 block Jackson, 01/17-16:06: Vista Drive, 01/18-14:01: 206 6th, Shoreline Motel, Disorderly Conduct 01/18-16:03: 400 block 9th, Theft 01/18-16:47: Port Dock, Suspicious Conditions 01/19-18:39: 2000 block Washington, Unauthorized Use, Vehicle 01/20-08:15: #1 Madrona RV Park, Theft 01/20-19:06: Catholic Church, Transients 01/21-15:21: 1403 Oregon, Curry Medical, Suspicious Conditions General: Traffic 5, Alarms 3, Area Checks 1, Info/Follow-up 5 P.O. AMBULANCE: 4 FIRE: PORFD: 2, Langlois: 1 CFPA: 4 Burn Information Calls GOLD BEACH SHERIFF 01/15-13:44: block Nicholson, Outside Assist 01/15-14:20: block Arizona, 01/16-00:36: block Langlois Mtn Rd., Runaway 01/17-13:07: block Hwy 101, 01/19-12:41: block Hwy 101, Burglary, In Progress 01/20-11:14: Boice Cope Park, Suspicious Conditions 01/20-13:36: block Myrtle Lane, Threats General: Traffic 3, Incomplete Calls 1, Welfare Checks 1, Information 5, Civil Service 7 OSP 01/15-12:59: Half Mile S of Boice Cope, Rescue Operation 01/15-18:22: Hwy 101 NB from MP /17-08:07: Hwy 101 abt. MP 313, Disabled Vehicle 01/18-16:11: Hwy 101 MP 303, Hazard 01/19-16:00: Hwy 101 MP 278, Driving Complaint

4 Shore Acres Explosive Wave January 21, 2017, high tides and explosive waves along the Oregon Coast caused extensive damage in many places. At the Port, wave action was visible in the moved and broken crab pot pallets. c 2017 T. Hewitt Page 4

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5 Beau Jones Paradise Excavation & Construction Musician Call/Text Site Prep, Underground Utilities, Water Systems Remodeling Instructor Acoustic Guitar And Bass Sacred Gifts Ellensburg Avenue Ste. 104 Gold Beach, OR Your New Age Resource By the Sea EVENT CALENDAR Recurring Events TOPS, Monday s, 9:30 am, Senior Activity Center Open Hearth Free Meal, 1st Tuesdays, ALH, 5:30 pm Sixes Grange, Every Wednesday 5:30 potluck, 6:30 bingo Taco Wednesday s & Thrift Store, SR CTR, 11:45 Lunch American Legion Meets 3rd Tuesday s, 6 PM 3rd Thursday s Langlois Library with Coast Co. Health from 3 to 6 pm Langlois Lions Benefit Bingo, 2nd Fridays, 6:30 PM Celebrate Recover, Saturdays, 6:30 pm, First. Co. Church Rain 2017: January 2017: Michael R. Hewitt, Contractor Domestic & Imported Cheeses, Salumi, Olives, Sauces, Mustards, Vinegars Housemade Soups and Freshly Baked Goods Wednesday Saturday Licensed, Bonded, Insured 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday 10:00 to 3:00 p.m 832 Oregon Street Port Orford, OR PUBLIC NOTICE Request for Proposal Personal Services Contract Janitorial Services The City of Port Orford is accepting proposals for a personal service contract, Janitorial Services. The proposal shall be in packet form detailing the qualifications of the individual proposing the services. The service required is to clean and service City properties. The chosen individual will be contracted with the City of Port Orford. All proposals returned to the City of Port Orford shall be submitted in a sealed envelope and clearly marked Personal Services Contract, Janitorial Services. Proposals must be received by the City of Port Orford by 12:00 p.m. January 31, Minimum qualifications shall include the ability to be licensed and bonded. Physical requirements: lift 50 pounds, twist, squat, bend, and reach. The City of Port Orford is an equal opportunity employer and solicits proposals from all individuals excluding current City employees and Council members. Interested individuals shall contract Terrie Richards, City Administrator, 555 West 20th St.- PO Box 310, Port Orford, OR 97465; (541) ext. 240 or trichards@portorford.org during business hours to request a packet. CCB# MDI# 1644 A&T Myrtlewood Hwy 101 Just north of Pacific High School All Things Myrtlewood & Art Truffles! GIFTS * APPAREL * HOME 300 Central Avenue, Coos Bay am to 5:30 Closed Sunday Handmade Alpaca Bears, Art Glass Jewelry, Fabulous Cards, Spirit Rattles, Pewter Ornaments, Garden Art World Wide Wire Service Phone: th St. Port Orford, OR Open 7 Days / Winter Hours 8:00am-2:00pm Wed, Sat, Mon (Closed All Day Tuesday) The City of Port Orford reserves the right to reject any and all proposal packages. Sunday Brunch 9am-1pm Thursday-Saturday Nights: 5:00pm-8:30pm Hwy 101 Langlois, Oregon

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Volume 6 Number 0288 Wednesday 10 11 2017 Serving Oregon s Northern Wild Rivers Coast Local News ONLINE Dory Boats from the North Coast Fishing for Salmon UN-BIRTHDAY It s that time of year again! Time