2A | AUGUST 12, 2021 | COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
On The Record
Umpqua National
Forest moves to
Industrial Fire
Precaution Level Four
The Umpqua National
Forest increased Industri-
al Fire Precaution Levels
(IFPL) to Level 4, which
went into effect at 00:01
a.m. on August 10, 2021,
and will continue until De-
cember 31, 2021.
These restrictions follow
active management tech-
niques based on scientific
factors, weather condi-
tions and preparedness
levels.
The sustained dry and
very hot weather condi-
tions combined with the
current fire activity as well
as limited initial attack
resources are driving the
need to increase precau-
tion to an IFPL 4 on the
Umpqua National Forest.
Industrial Fire Precau-
tion levels are stages of
restrictions that apply to
work activities, including
personal firewood cutting,
on Forest Service or Bu-
reau of Land Management
lands to reduce the risk of
a wildfire igniting.
There are four Industri-
al Precaution levels that
begin at Level One at the
start of the closed season
and can go to Level Four,
the current level.
Each IFPL level adds to
the restrictions applicable
to all lower levels. At Level
Four, ‘All commercial op-
erations on national forest
lands are prohibited.’
· Few if any waivers will
be issued 
· Recreation activities on
the forest continue but are
subject to personal use re-
strictions
Fire danger remains
extreme on all ranger dis-
tricts across the forest.
Similarly, the Public Use
Restrictions (PUR) is cur-
rently set at Level 3.
LCSO investigates
death on Hwy 58
On Aug. 9 at approximate-
ly 6:34 a.m. the Lane County
Sheriff ’s Office received a re-
port that someone had been
shot at a residence on Hwy.
58 near Hilltop Dr.
Deputies and Oregon State
Police troopers responded
and located a male with an
injury to his head consistent
with a gunshot wound. He
was conscious and trans-
ported to an area hospital.
This male advised that his
handgun was missing from
the residence. Also in the
home was a female who had
what appeared to be a gun-
shot wound to the chest. She
was pronounced deceased.
While investigating the
scene, deputies spotted a
male armed with a handgun
hiding in the bushes next to
the driveway.
After approximately 45
minutes, he surrendered
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Kenneth “Ken” Lee Price, 68,
of Cottage Grove, OR passed
away July 21, 2021. Ken was
born September 25, 1952, in
Camp Roberts, CA to parents
Raymond and Joyce (Beard)
Price. Aft er high school, Ken
joined the Army and served
during the Vietnam War. He
worked as an operating engi-
neer (heavy equipment) un-
til his retirement. Ken was a
dedicated, loving father and
grandfather. From the moment
of his granddaughter Beverly’s
birth his greatest passion was
loving and caring for her. Ken
spent much of his youth on his
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grandparent’s cattle ranch and
was an animal lover and cow-
boy. He owned and loved sev-
eral cattle dogs over the years
with the most recent one being
his beloved Maxie. Ken was
an outdoorsman and enjoyed
hunting, fi shing, as well as gar-
dening and feeding the doves
and hummingbirds in his yard.
From an early age he liked to
cook and bake. Just last year
he made banana pineapple jam
from his grandma’s recipe. Ken
made great friends with his
neighbors. Th ey traded cook-
ies, compared tomato grow-
ing techniques, and all looked
out for each other. Aft er Ken’s
passing these friends have ex-
pressed a deep fondness for
Ken to the family. Ken is sur-
vived by daughter Rebecca Lee
Hernandez Price and grand-
daughter Beverly Rose Parrish;
sister Patti Mitchell of Fremont,
CA; Sister Debra Staff ord of Al-
vord, TX. Arrangements in the
care of Smith-Lund-Mills Fu-
neral Chapel, Cottage Grove,
OR. Service arrangements are
pending.
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Bob Straub Parkway Rd.
Kalcich fled on foot and
swam across the Willa-
mette River.
With the assistance of a
boat operated by the Eu-
gene/Springfield Fire De-
partment, deputies were
able to cross the river and
locate Kalcich hiding un-
derneath some blackberry
bushes.
He was taken into custo-
dy with the assistance of an
LCSO K9 unit.
Kalcich was transport-
ed to the Lane County Jail
where he was lodged on
charges including: Unau-
thorized Use of a Motor Ve-
hicle, Possession of a Stolen
Vehicle, Elude by Vehicle,
Elude by Foot, Reckless
Driving and Reckless En-
dangering.
Doris Rawlings
1919-2021
1952-2021
Molly Grace Howell
Molly Grace Howell, 44, of
Cottage Grove passed away
August 2, 2021. Molly was born
March 17, 1977 in Palmer,
Alaska to parents Th omas and
Linda Howell. She graduated
Cottage Grove High School in
1995. Molly was a lover of El-
vis Presley. She loved musicals,
singing, love stories, all Disney
On Aug. 6 just after 7
p.m., Lane County Sheriff ’s
deputies located a stolen
vehicle in the Creswell area
being driven by 30-year-old
Kyle Kalcich.
The deputies attempt-
ed to initiate a traffic stop,
however Kalcich sped away
at a high rate of speed east-
bound on Cloverdale Rd.
Deputies pursued him
as he eventually went east-
bound on Hwy. 58 then
northbound on Parkway
Rd. towards Springfield.
Deputies lost sight of the
vehicle as it approached Jas-
per Rd. Citizens in the area
advised that the vehicle had
continued northbound on
Jasper Rd.
Deputies located the ve-
hicle crashed near the in-
tersection of Jasper Rd. and
Kenneth “Ken” Lee Price
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princesses, old westerns, and
Leopard Print. She loved the
idea of hunting and got to go
once in Alaska. Molly loved
camping, swimming, coast
trips, and staying at the cabin
in the snow. She was a member
of the Special Olympics and
participated in bowling and
bocce ball. Molly is survived by
her parents; sister Connie (Joe)
Mazut of Palmer, AK; sister
JoAnne (Peter) Carlson of Las
Vegas, NV; sister and caretaker
Judy (Daniel) Smith of Cot-
tage Grove, OR; sister Jeanne
(PonyBoy) Howell-Gilbert of
Veneta, OR; and brother Eze-
kiel Howell of Eugene, OR. A
memorial service was held at
Th e Axe and Fiddle in Cot-
tage Grove, Monday, August
9th. Arrangements in the care
of Smith-Lund-Mills Funeral
Chapel, Cottage Grove, OR.
and was taken into custody.
A handgun was found in his
possession.
The status of the male that
had been transported to the
hospital remains unknown.
A small child, related to the
victims, was also in the res-
idence when the incident
occurred. The child was
unharmed and placed into
the custody of other family
members.
Any who have informa-
tion related to this case are
asked to call the Lane Coun-
ty Sheriff ’s Office at 541-682-
4150 opt. 1.
This investigation is
on-going. Anyone with
questions regarding the sta-
tus of this case are asked to
contact the Lane County
District Attorney’s Office at
541-682-4261.
The case number is 21-
4430.
Deputies chase suspect
out of Creswell
“Mrs. Rawlings”
A beloved school secretary,
Mama would oft en hear a for-
mer student call out her name
that way, it always delighted
her.
Doris Marie June Vensel
Rawlings was born on De-
cember 23, 1919 to Robert and
Jessie Vensel, in Washington
DC. It was her parent’s 7th
anniversary. She went home
to the Lord on July 30, 2021 in
Cottage Grove, Oregon, at the
age of 101.
She had no memory of be-
ing able to skip or run because
of childhood poliomyelitis. She
was looking forward to being
able to skip with joy in heaven
She graduated from St Ce-
cilia’s Academy at the age of 16
and went on to earn a degree in
accounting. She worked many
secretarial jobs, including be-
ing the Lead secretary for the
Head of the Department of Ag-
riculture during WWII. Doris
met her husband Joseph, when
he was assigned to Washington
DC during WW2 to the Navy
base. Th ey were married on
April 22, 1946.
Th ey moved out west to
Cleveland, OH where their fi ve
children, Joseph, Ann, Lor-
raine, Janet, and Marilyn were
born, later moving to Los An-
geles in 1959. Doris was busy
with the children and at one
point was the lead Girl Scout
Mother in Palos Verdes and
South Bay area. In 1969 they
moved to Cottage Grove and
Doris became the secretary at
London School, a position she
held for many years.
Doris survived polio at a
very young age. Despite that,
she enjoyed gardening, hiking,
and volunteering. She loved
to sing, and played the piano
and organ. Doris lost her hus-
band Joseph in 2003, and one
grandchild, Amy, in 2020. She
is survived by her children,
eleven grandchildren, fi ft een
great-grandchildren and one
great-great-grandchild. A ser-
vice will be held in the fall. A
private inurnment will take
place in the spring. In lieu of
fl owers, the family requests
donations be made to a favorite
charity.
She is running and skipping
with joy!
Funeral arrangements by
Smith-Lund-Mills
Funeral
Chapel.
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