SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2015
OBITUARY
DONAGHEY—Margie Francis
Estes Donaghey, 85, formerly of
Florence, passed
away peacefully
Feb. 11, 2015, after
complications from
a long battle with
Parkinson’s
Disease.
Margie was born
on Aug. 21, 1929,
in Chandler, Okla.
Margie
Margie was the
Donaghey
oldest of seven
children. She lived much of her adult
life in small towns along the Southern
Pacific RR Line that runs between
Roseville and Truckee, Calif., but
ENGAGEMENT
resided longest in Roseville, Calif.
She moved to California shortly
after her marriage to the love of her
life, Roy Donaghey (1923-1985).
Margie also lived in Florence for
about 15 years, where she worked
with her son and daughter-in-law
helping them manage Northwest T-
shirt Company.
Family remembers Margie being
an adventurous, brave, kind and lov-
ing woman who was a great artist and
craftsperson, and who always had a
soft twinkle in her eye, a big smile
and arms ready to hug anybody in
need.
Margie is survived by her three
children: Lois Donaghey (John) of
Santa Rosa, Calif.; Roy E. Donaghey
(Carolyn) of Florence, Ore.; and
Jois Brock (Rick, deceased) of Reno,
Nev.; her sisters Harriett Haines,
Ellen Welton and Ethel South; her
brother Frank Estes; grandchildren:
Cole,
Lyssa,
Jayme,
Chad,
and Darien; nine great-grand-
children; and one great-great-grand-
son.
She was preceded in death by her
husband, Roy; and two brothers: Sam
Estes and Corkie Estes.
Margie’s family was her pride and
joy, and they will love her eternally.
Services for Margie will be
held Feb. 23, at Lambert Funeral
Home in Roseville, Calif.
Hier – Burns
Olivia Hier and Kenton Burns
have announced their engagement to
be married Nov. 14, 2015, at the Vue
in Corvalis, Ore.
Olivia is the daughter of Jim and
Renette Hier of Tigard, Ore.
Kenton is the son of Alan and Karen
Burns of Florence.
The couple met at their alma mater,
Oregon State University.
The future bride received her
degree in merchandising management
and is employed by Siuslaw Bank in
Florence.
Her fiance graduated with a degree
in forest management, and is
currently employed with the U.S.
Forest Service in Waldport.
Camouflage underwear a revealing disguise
City Lights
Cinemas
Police arrest Florence men for Eagle Point robbery
Two suspects in a robbery
at an Eagle Point AM/PM
on Sept. 19
apparently
wore under-
wear
over
their faces to
hide
their
identities.
The cam-
Gage Miller
ouflage-pat-
terned boxer-
briefs did not
prevent the
Oregon State
Police (OSP)
from receiv-
ing a tip that
led to two
Timothy
arrests.
Raybould
An OSP trooper received an
anonymous tip that one of two
suspects involved in the
robbery was in the Florence
area.
The trooper was able to
determine the name and
location of one of the
suspects, identified as Gage S.
Miller, 21, of Florence,
who was already in custody
on unrelated charges in the
Florence Police Department
Jail.
During the interview of
the
suspect,
additional
information was developed
that led investigators to deter-
mine the identity and
location of the second suspect.
The
second
suspect,
identified as Timothy D.
Raybould, 22, also of
Florence, was located at a
Florence-area residence on
Feb. 6.
Both Raybould and Miller
were
arrested
and
transported to the Jackson
County
Jail
pending
charges for robbery in
the first and second deg-
rees.
OSP was assisted in
the
investigation
by
the Eagle Point Police
Department, Jackson Coun-
ty District Attorney’s Office
and the Florence Police
Department.
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The following films and
showtimes Are for
Friday, February 20, 2015 -
Thursday, February 26, 2015
American Bear - 93 min
Tue: 12:30 PM,6:30 PM
And the Winner Is... - 200 min (G)
Sun: 4:00 PM
Fifty Shades of Grey - 125 min (R)
Fri, Sat: 12:00 PM,3:00 PM,6:00 PM,8:50 PM
Sun: 11:00 AM,1:45 PM
Mon, Wed, Thu: 12:00 PM,3:00 PM,6:00 PM
Tue: 3:00 PM,6:00 PM
NOW PLAYING FebRUARY 20 - 26
OPENING FRIDAY:
MCFARLAND, USA Rated PG, 128m “A feel-good movie that earns all those
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JUPITER ASCENDING Rated PG-13, 127m “The scale and visuals of this
high concept sci-fi spectacle are extraordinary... there is no shortage of imagination”
2015 OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS
Showing both programs: Animated: PG, 77m and Live Action: PG-13, 117m
CONTINUING FRIDAY - THURSDAY:
FIFTY SHADES OF GREY Rated R, 125m “Perfectly captures the tone of
KB Gallery offers thrilling
evening of live radio theater
On Friday, Feb. 20 at 6:30
p.m., and Saturday, Feb. 21,
at 12:30 p.m., the Kenneth B
Gallery will host an evening
of thrills as the Florence
Radio Theater presents a live
reading of three episodes
from the classic radio series
“Suspense!”
In “Sorry, Wrong Number,”
a woman overhears a
plan for murder over
the telephone and des-
perately attempts to stop it
from coming to fruition.
In
Ray
Bradbury’s
“Zero Hour,” a house wife
uncovers a sinister plot of
an alien invasion led
by her young daughter.
In “The Game,” two
young boys take a night of
drinking too far with a
game of Russian roulette.
Join local actors, includ-
ing San Francisco Jack,
Jim Wellington, Elizabeth
Rose, Grant Harmon and
Meg Spencer, as they bring
these terrifying stories to
life.
Admission is free.
KB Gallery is at 1458 First
St. in Old Town Florence.
For more information, call
541-999-5875
or
visit
www.KennethBGallery.com.
E.L. James’ sensational best-selling novel” Urban Cinefile
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The spongebob movie: sponge out of water Rated PG, 100m
“Consistently hilarious, tickles the funny bones of old salts and young fishies alike.”
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SPECIAL EVENTS:
McFarland, USA - 128 min (PG)
Fri, Sat: 12:20 PM,3:20 PM,6:10 PM,9:00 PM
Sun: 11:00 AM,1:45 PM,8:00 PM
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu: 12:20 PM,3:20 PM,6:20 PM
Oscar Shorts-Animated - 85 min (NR)
Fri, Sat: 5:10 PM
Oscar Shorts-Live Action - 117 min (NR)
Fri, Sat: 12:10 PM,9:30 PM
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water -
92 min (TBC)
Fri, Sat: 2:50 PM,7:15 PM
Sun: 11:00 AM,1:45 PM
Mon, Wed, Thu: 2:50 PM,7:30 PM
Tue: 4:10 PM
TREasure island From the National Theatre - February 21
AMERICAN BEAR With the Directors in attendance! - February 24
Treasure Island - 130 min
Sat: 12:00 PM
Whiplash - 106 min (R)
Mon, Wed, Thu: 12:10 PM,5:00 PM
Tue: 12:00 PM
Week: 0.30”
Year: 14.21”
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RETURNING MONDAY:
WHIPLASH Rated R, 107m Monday - Thursday Only - “A masterclass in
Jupiter Ascending - 125 min (PG)
Fri: 12:30 PM,3:30 PM,6:20 PM,9:10 PM
Sat: 3:30 PM,6:20 PM,9:10 PM
Sun: 11:00 AM,1:10 PM,8:00 PM
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu: 12:30 PM,3:30 PM,6:20 PM
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