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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015
POLICE LOG
May 20
Child abuse was reported in
Mapleton.
Hit-and-run accident was
reported in the 300 block of
Ninth Street.
Hit-and-run accident was
reported in the 2600 block of
Highway 101.
Accident, with unknown
injury, was reported at milepost
2 on Highway 126.
Dispute was reported in the
3400 block of Oak Street.
Dispute was reported in the
3200 block of Munsel Lake
Road.
Animal abuse was reported
on 29th Street.
Intoxicated subject was
reported on Highway 101.
Criminal mischief was
reported in the 1100 block of
Bay Street.
Alarm was reported in the
2600 block of Kingwood
Street.
Alarm was reported in the
first block of Wild Winds
Street.
Child abuse was reported in
the 2400 block of Oak Street.
May 21
Alarm was reported in the
3300 block of Oak Street.
Prowler was reported in the
2000 block of 16th Street.
Animal abuse was reported
in the 700 block of Highway
101.
Dispute was reported in the
11000 block of E. Mapleton
Road.
Assault was reported in the
700 block of Highway 101.
Assault was reported in the
1900 block of 30th Street.
May 22
Accident, without injury,
was reported at the 1200 block
of 35th Street.
Theft of motor vehicle was
reported in the 800 block of
Quince Street.
Arrest was reported in the
1600 block of 12th Street.
Theft was reported in the
1400 block of 20th Street.
Illegal camping, lodging was
reported across from the
Florence Events Center.
Alarm was reported in the
1900 block of Seabrook Lane.
Criminal mischief was
reported in the 4000 block of
Munsel Creek Drive.
Alarm was reported in the
700 block of Highway 101.
Theft from vehicle was
reported in the 5100 block of
Grand Ave.
Harassment was reported in
the
1600
block
of
Rhododendron Drive.
May 23
Accident, without injury,
was reported in the 1600 block
of 12th Street.
Assault was reported at
Highway 101 and 17th Street.
Intoxicated subject was
reported in the 92300 block of
Nelson Mountain Road.
Death investigation was con-
ducted in the 16000 block of
Highway 36.
Criminal mischief was
reported in the 1400 block of
Highway 101.
Accident, with injury, was
reported at Oregon Dunes
National Recreation Area
Driftwood II campground.
Minor in possession of liquor
was reported in the 5600 block
of Highway 126.
May 24
Loud noise was reported at
Siuslaw Middle School.
Criminal mischief was
reported in the 1300 block of
Bay Street.
Alarm was reported in the
200 block of Munsel Creek
Loop.
Smoke was reported in the
88100 block of Woodlands
Drive.
Accident, with injury, was
reported at Siltcoos Beach
Access Road.
Burglary was reported in the
4900 block of N. Loftus Road.
Loud noise was reported in
the 41st and Spruce streets
area.
Arrest was reported at the
Florence Dairy Queen.
Burglary was reported in the
first block of Ocean Dunes
Drive.
Fight was reported in the
5600 block of Highway 126.
Alarm was reported in
the 1700 block of Tamarack
Street.
The Florence Organic Farmers’ Market
will start its 19th season on May 23
and continuing through October 31.
The market will be open THIS SATURDAY
from 10am-2pm at 310 Highway 101 ( Pro Lumber)
The market accepts WIC
and Farm Direct Nutrition vouchers.
For more information, call Maria at 541-902-8815.
Local Toastmaster receives second CC Award
Jim Perry was recently
honored by Toastmasters
International and its local
club, The Siuslaw Tale
Spinners.
Perry, who is already a
Distinguished
Toastmaster
(DTM), received his second
Competent
Communicator
(CC) award.
To qualify for this award,
Perry repeated the 10 basic
communications projects by
presenting a new set of
speeches.
The basic manual is given to
new members to help them
develop confidence in their
speaking skills, whether they
are terrified of speaking in
front of groups or just need a
little help in polishing long
forgotten skills in one-to-one
conversations.
Toastmasters International
is a nonprofit educational
organization that teaches pub-
lic speaking and leadership
skills through a worldwide
network of meeting locations.
The Siuslaw Tale Spinners
Toastmasters club meets
every second and fourth
Wednesday, from 5:30 to 6:30
p.m., at the Siuslaw Valley
Fire and Rescue station, on
Highway 101 at 26th St.
For more information, con-
tact club president Anne
Machalek at 541-999-5357.
Frank’s 101 Barbershop
Th ere’s a new barber at Franks!
4th
Anniversary
Specials!
Open
Today!
‘True Story Tuesdays’ continue at City Lights Cinemas
Bark for Life
is June 13
The second annual Bark
for Life of Florence will be
held at Miller Park from 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June
13.
The American Cancer
Society’s
canine-themed
event raises awareness and
money in the fight against all
cancers.
Bark for Life will include
contests, games and a parade.
There will be trophies for
“Best Dressed Dog” “Biggest
Dog,”
Smallest
Dog,”
“Cutest Dog” and a special
demonstration of dog tricks
by the Tutrax Pak.
There will be raffles every
15 minutes.
Register
online
at
www.florencebark.org, or
regsiter the day of the event.
The cost is $10 for the first
dog and $5 for each addition-
al dog.
Maysles.
• June 23: “The Search for
Freedom.” Gorgeous photogra-
phy, both HD and archival,
punctuate this high-energy
exploration of adventurers,
surfers, climbers and skate-
boarders, featuring Tony Hawk
and many more.
“I think audiences are crav-
ing films beyond the main-
stream — this series allows us
to get these amazing films on-
screen, even if only for a day or
two,” said Michael Falter, co-
owner of City Lights Cinemas.
More information on all
films can be found at
www.citylightscinemas.com.
Regular admission prices
apply.
Members are $6.50, children
12 and under are $7, matinees
are $7.50, seniors are $8, and
regular admission is $9.
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Master filmmaker Wim
Wenders presents a portrait of
photographer Sebastião Sal-
gado with “The Salt of the
Earth”; “Dior and I” goes
behind the scenes of the great
fashion house; The late Albert
Maysles (Grey Gardens) leaves
us with a beautiful portrait of a
fashion icon in “Iris”; and Tony
Hawk, among others, expands
on the idea of physical freedom
as a motivating factor in
adventure sports in “The
Search for Freedom.”
Some of the documentaries,
where possible, will have an
encore screening the following
weekend.
• June 2: “The Salt of the
Earth.” For the last 40 years,
photographer
Sebastião
Salgado has been travelling
through the continents, in the
footsteps of an ever-changing
humanity. His astonishing life-
and photographs are presented
here.
• June 9: “Dior and I.” A
behind-the-scenes look at the
creation of Raf Simons’ first
haute couture collection as its
new artistic director.
• June 16: “Iris.” This docu-
mentary about fashion icon and
nonagenarian Iris Apfel is also
the final film from legendary
documentary filmmaker Albert
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Florence Police
May 18
Alarm was reported in the
3600 block of Ocean View
Drive.
Assault was reported in the
4000 block of Highway 101.
Alarm was reported in the
2000 block of Highway 101.
Arrest was reported in the
900 block of Greenwood
Street.
Animal abuse was reported
in the 3400 block of Oak Street.
Fire was reported at
Highway 126 and Spruce
Street.
May 19
Burglary was reported in the
900 block of Tamarack Street.
Child abuse was reported in
the Florence area.
Alarm was reported in the
1400 block of Spruce Street.
Criminal mischief was
reported in the 1200 block of
35th Street.
Harassment was reported at
Siuslaw High School.
Illegal camping, lodging was
reported at Honeyman State
Park.
Dispute was reported in the
4900 block of Highway 101.
Fight was reported in the
3000 block of Highway 101.