2A • COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL • AUGUST 29, 2018
RECORDS
Gary (Hawkeye) Michael Dwyer
1954-2018
POLICE LOG
Aug. 26
• Brown and white female
border collie with red and
black collie placed at the
CGPD kennels.
Aug. 25
• Woman near Main St.
came home to fi nd her front
door open.
• A man requested police
department’s help to remove
bee from his ear. No bee was
detected. A man request-
ed ambulance ride, became
agitated, stormed out of the
building.
Aug. 22
• A man was reported
opening mailboxes on River
Rd.
• Possible drug activity re-
ported on S. 4th St.
• A man was reported
yelling and pacing on Main
St. and was described as
reaching for a weapon.
Aug. 21
• A man was reported
passed out in the Walmart
restroom with a hypoder-
mic needle next to him.
Paraphernalia seized and
lodged.
• A man was report-
ed walking down 11th St.
screaming and yelling at no
one in particular.
Aug. 20
• Trash found strewn on
Cottage Grove High School
property.
• Woman near 4th St.
reported waking up to a
trashed kitchen and a rear
door screen ripped, re-
moved from the door.
• An individual was re-
ported by a neighbor for
grinding stumps while fi re
restrictions are in eff ect.
• A woman was reported
sitting in a car near 16th St.
under the infl uence of meth.
• A baggie of possible
meth found aft er cleaning
up aft er an event in Bohe-
mia Park.
• Two yellow labs with col-
lars but no tags found in the
Mosby Creek area, lodged at
CGPD kennels.
Aug. 18
• Two syringes found in
All America Park.
• Complainant advised
that he knew of individuals
being boiled to death.
• Intoxicated subject re-
ported sitting at picnic table
with a box of wine.
Gary (Hawkeye) Michael Dwyer of
Cottage Grove, Oregon passed away
August 2, 2018 of cardiac arrest.
Gary was born March 28, 1954 in
Tillamook, Oregon to Roger and Lois
Dwyer (Cox).
Gary graduated from Cottage Grove
High School. Gary married Debra Harris on December 31, 2003.
Gary was a caretaker and Handyman and he loved hunting,
fi shing, camping, playing pool, horseshoes and spending time
with his grandkids.
Gary is survived by his wife Debra Dwyer, stepsons Michael
Davis, Christopher Davis and Jason Davis all of Cottage Grove,
OR; Brother Jerry Dwyer of Cottage Grove, OR, sister Shannon
Larson of Roseburg, OR, 8 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild.
Gary was preceded in Death by his sister Colleen Dwyer.
A celebration of life will be held on September 8, 2018 at 1pm
at 80352 Hwy 999 N. Cottage Grove, OR
Memorial contributions can be made to https://www.gofundme.
com/memorial-fund-for-father-inlaw to help with expenses.
Arrangements by Andreasons Funeral Chapel, Springfi eld, OR.
Aug. 19
South Lane Physical Therapy LLC
Announcement from the city manager’s office
Th e Cottage Grove Youth
Advisory Council (YAC) is
looking for new members
that are interested in joining
the team of youth participat-
ing in the YAC.
Th e YAC is open to any
youth from the community
(inside or outside city limits)
that are in grades 7 through
12. Current YAC members
will be staffi ng a recruitment
table at high school registra-
tion from 1 to 3 p.m. today,
Aug. 29, to answer questions
and encourage youth to ap-
ply.
Th e mayor and city coun-
cil are invited to also drop by
the YAC registration table
and visit with any youth that
may be interested in partici-
pating.
Applications and a YAC
FAQ sheet are available on
the Cottage Grove Youth
Advisory Council webpage:
www.cottagegrove.org/YAC.
All interested youth are
invited to attend a YAC
kickoff meeting on Monday,
Sept. 17, from 7 to 8 p.m.
Th e mayor and city coun-
cil is also invited to the kick-
off meeting to introduce
themselves to the future
YAC members.
Th e city also announced
that the railroad crossing at
S. Sixth St. will be closed for
roadwork through Friday,
Aug. 31.
Detours will be posted.
For more information on
the project and the possible
detours, visit wwww.cot-
tagegrove.org/construction-
corner.
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Cottage Grove, OR 97424
Phone: 541.942.6482
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Blood donors needed during Childhood Cancer Awareness month
During Childhood Can-
cer Awareness Month this
September, the American
Red Cross encourages eli-
gible donors to give blood
to support kids, teens and
young adults battling cancer,
as well as others in need of
transfusions.
According to the National
Cancer Institute, more than
15,000 children and adoles-
cents in the U.S. are diag-
nosed with cancer each year.
Childhood cancer patients
may need blood products on
a regular basis during che-
motherapy, surgery or treat-
ment for complications.
Blood donors of all blood
types, especially type O neg-
ative and O positive, are ur-
gently needed to replenish
the blood supply following a
critical summer blood short-
age. As a thank-you, those
who come to give blood
Aug. 31-Sept. 4 will receive a
Red Cross aluminum water
bottle, while supplies last.
Make an appointment to
donate by downloading the
free American Red Cross
Blood Donor App, visiting
RedCrossBlood.org or call-
ing 1-800-RED CROSS (1-
800-733-2767).
In addition, donors can
do good and look good this
September when they donate
blood with the Red Cross
and get a free haircut coupon
from Sport Clips Haircuts —
a partner of the St. Baldrick’s
Foundation, which supports
research to fi nd cures for
childhood cancers.
“Th e Red Cross and Sport
Clips share a commitment to
helping kids kick cancer, and
we are thrilled to partner in
September for the Saving
Lives Never Looked So Good
campaign to help bring at-
tention to this important
topic,” said Donna M. Mor-
rissey, director of nation-
al partnerships, Red Cross
Biomedical Services. “We
are grateful to Sport Clips
for their continued support
of the Red Cross and for
thanking the generous blood
and platelet donors who help
make lifesaving treatments
possible for many childhood
cancer patients.”
Th ose who come out to
give blood Sept. 1-30 will
receive a coupon for a free
haircut via email several
days aft er their donation.
Th e coupon is valid
through Nov. 11, 2018, at
participating Sport Clips lo-
cations. Donors must have
a valid email address on re-
cord to receive the coupon.
How to donate blood:
A blood donor card or
driver’s license or two other
forms of identifi cation are
required at check-in. Indi-
viduals who are 17 years of
age in most states (16 with
parental consent where al-
lowed by state law), weigh at
least 110 pounds and are in
generally good health may
be eligible to donate blood.
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An all-around classic guy
CORRECTION
In the Aug. 22 edition
of Th e Sentinel, Hailie In-
tros, junior queen at the
WOE fair, was misidenti-
fi ed as Chelsie Mundy.
Also, due to a pro-
duction error, the list of
WOE winners was not
included in its entirety
and should have read as
follows:
Th e winners were Stock
Saw, Virgil Holdren and
throwing winners in the
women’s category were
Heather Johnson and
Jessica Hoberg.
Th e Sentinel regrets the
errors.
High school students
and other donors 18 years
of age and younger also have
to meet certain height and
weight requirements.
Blood donors can save
time at their next dona-
tion by using RapidPass® to
complete their pre-donation
reading and health history
questionnaire online, on the
day of their donation, before
arriving at the blood drive.
To get started, follow the
instructions at RedCross-
Blood.org/RapidPass or use
the Blood Donor App.
You may be 80 years young
but life with you is never boring
and
you are precious to each of us.
We love you!
Betty, the kids, grandkids
and the dogs— Sammy and Sweety
P.S. Folks, make his day:
Drop him a card or give him a call.
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PREVENT
CHILD
ABUSE
Rotary
Club of
Cottage
Grove
Look for the Duck Race logo at participating businesses.
Recipient Agencies:
Family Relief Nursery - Cottage Grove • Bridgeway House
Direction Service • Center for Community Counseling
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Thursday, November 8, 2018,
and winners
6:20PM on KEZI 9 News
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