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Arnetta Francis Covey
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Seaside
Aug. 5, 1926 — March 3, 2020
Longtime Seaside resi-
dent Arnetta Francis Covey
passed away peacefully,
with her family by her
side, on March 3, 2020, in
Astoria.
Arnetta was born Aug.
5, 1926, the fi rst child of
Henry and Ina (Templin)
Harrison. Arnetta graduated
from Leavenworth High
school in June 1945. In
lieu of going to college, she
decided to stay home and
help her mother take care of
their home and family.
Arnetta moved her fam-
ily to Seaside in 1960,
where she worked for
the Oceanfront Motel for
40-plus years, and retired in
her late 80s.
She was often seen walk-
ing through town to go have
coff ee at her morning coff ee
spot, fi rst the Coff ee Mug
Arnetta Covey
and Holladay Drug, and
then, in the later years, she
was a morning regular at the
Bridge Tender.
She loved to bake, and
was always bringing treats
to share with the people
that she loved. She had a
beautiful, warm smile that
could light up any room,
and a laugh so contagious
you couldn’t help but laugh
along with her.
Arnetta is survived by
her brother, Jerry Harri-
son; sisters, Maxine Smith
and Ellen Barker; numerous
nieces and nephews; her
four children, Rosa Mack,
and her husband, Buddie,
Linda Teasdale, and her
husband, Boe, Paula Hardy,
and Michael Covey, and his
wife, Carrie; stepdaughter,
Sandra Johnson, and her
husband, Les; two bonus
children, Jackie and Hugh
Thompson, and their fam-
ily, and Catie and Leroy
Smith.
Her grandchildren are
Lisa Sanders, Christine
McGee, Sandra Ros, Travis
King, Alesha Stark-Cam-
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berg, Leslie Hardy, Roland
Hardy,
April
Manke,
Angela Henneman, Rob-
ert Hardy, Eric Covey and
Micheal Covey Jr. There
are 37 great-grandchildren,
28 great-great-grandchil-
dren and numerous nieces
and nephews.
Arnetta is preceded in
death by her parents; her
sisters, Loretta Sullivan,
Norma Harmon and Marion
Hunter; her brother, Fred
Harrison; her grandson, Jef-
frey Stark; great-grandson,
Gregory Stark; and son-in-
law, Eric Stark.
A celebration of life
and potluck will be held at
Broadway Park on Saturday
at 2 p.m. All are welcome.
Please bring your favorite
dish and your favorite story
about the beloved Arnetta
Covey.
Merry Zavala
She was preceded in death
by both parents, as well as two
sisters, Iola Thompson and
Renee Hughes.
She is survived by a sister,
Noella (George) Roots, of Post
Falls, Idaho; and a brother,
Clint (Gail) Hughes, of Merid-
ian, Idaho.
No service is scheduled at
this time.
Merry and the family
request that instead of fl owers,
friends send a memorial gift to
St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital.
Frances Marie (Babs) Sandy
Seaside
June 9, 1932 — July 26, 2021
Frances Marie (Babs)
Sandy, 89, of Seaside, passed
away July 26, 2021 in Eugene.
Babs was born June 9,
1932, in Astoria, to Leonard
B Bjornstrom and Lena A.
(Marincovich) Bjornstrom.
Babs lived her entire life
in Clatsop County, mostly
in Seaside. She was married
to Jack V. Sandy on Sunday,
Dec. 31, 1954.
Jack preceded Babs in
death in 1995. Babs was also
preceded in death by her son,
Kim S. Sandy, in 1993.
Babs is survived by her
daughter, Jackie Baillargeon,
of Fall Creek; two granddaugh-
ters, Lacey Macdonald of
Springfi eld and Megan Skipper
of Fall Creek; and two grand-
children, David and Addison
Macdonald of Springfi eld.
Babs will be remembered
as a mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother. Babs was
owned and operated by
M ike
and
C eline M C e wan
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Ocean View
Astoria
Nov. 11, 1959 — July 14, 2021
Later, she loved living in Asto-
ria and other Oregon Coast
towns.
Leading life with a trust-
ing heart, she continued mov-
ing forward with an infec-
tious smile and laugh through
the numerous medical, phys-
ical, fi nancial and emotional
challenges.
Merry was in and out of
hospitals and nursing care the
past few years due to fall inju-
ries, kidney failure and the
resulting infections from dial-
ysis ports and surgeries.
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Merry Dawn (Hughes) Zavala
Merry Dawn (Hughes)
Zavala passed away quietly on
July 14, 2021, in Portland, after
a long battle with diabetes.
Born to Roy and Itha
Hughes, in Coeur d’Alene,
Idaho, on Nov. 11, 1959,
Merry was raised with three
older sisters and a younger
brother.
She went to college in
Boise, Idaho, was a nanny in
New Jersey, and ultimately
earned a master’s degree and
owned her own counseling
service for a while in Eugene.
known as a hard worker, and
enjoyed taking care of her
home and yard and sharing
them with family, especially
her great-grandchildren.
Babs will be interred at
Ocean View Cemetery in
Warrenton. There will be no
public service.
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PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
SEASIDE POLICE DEPT.
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
11:34 p.m., Broadway: Subjects
reported screaming, yelling,
and smoking marijuana are
contacted. They say they were
singing to a friend from their
balcony and denied smoking.
July 23
July 28
8:52 a.m., N. Holladay: An
assault is reported.
10:00 p.m., Avenue U and Ocean
Shore: Subject reported using a
fl ame-thrower on the beach is
advised of current fi re danger.
4:23 p.m., Turnaround: A
person using a megaphone to
scream bible verses is advised
he can spread the word with-
out using a megaphone.
10:28 p.m., 400 block S. Lin-
coln: An assault is reported.
July 24
July 29
7:31 a.m., 700 block Avenue Q:
Dog complaints.
7:44 a.m., 500 block Shore
Terrace: A person is arrested on
a warrant.
5:12 a.m., Broadway and
Holladay: A person is arrest-
ed and charged with driving
while under the infl uence of
intoxicants.
9:09 a.m., 16th and Roosevelt:
An assault is reported.
2:27 a.m., Second and Holla-
day: A person is arrested on a
warrant.
11:45 p.m., Turnaround: Prop-
erty crimes are reported.
11:17 p.m., Turnaround: Fire-
work off ense.
July 25
12:29 p.m., S. Holladay: A
subject reported sleeping in
their car for several days say
they are fi ne and not in need of
assistance.
7:44 p.m., 1500 block S. Roos-
evelt: Police respond to a report
of a subject entering a vacant
house; police make contact
with the subject who says
they are trying to charge their
phone. The house was secure
and there was no evidence of
entry. The subject said they
would move along.
9:24 p.m., Seventh Avenue and
Ocean Shore: Fire investigation.
July 26
4:05 a.m., 700 block Avenue S:
Police respond to a complaint
of dogs barking but on arrival
hear no dogs barking.
11:43 a.m., 800 block Avenue
S: Subject reported blocking
the entrance to the recycling
center; on arrival, police see
the subject is sitting in a chair
inside the fenced in area but
not blocking the entrance.
11:53 p.m., 400 block N. Prom:
Subjects reported arguing in
a parking lot are warned of
disorderly conduct.
July 27
8:42 a.m., 1900 block Spruce
Drive: A resident reports their
cans have all been taken.
4:47 p.m., Avenue U near Pub-
lic Works: Fire investigation.
SEASIDE FIRE & RESCUE
PUBLIC SAFETY
LOG
July 23
9:26 p.m., Ninth and Ocean
Shore: Fire investigation.
July 24
8:57 a.m., 900 block S. Holla-
day: EMS call.
9:16 a.m., 700 block 10th
Avenue: EMS call. A deceased
person is reported.
9:37 a.m., First and Holladay:
Assist another agency with an
EMS call.
11:42 a.m., Forest Drive: EMS call.
3:02 p.m., Cove: Fire investi-
gation.
6:03 p.m., Avenue U and
Ocean Shore: Fire investigation.
OREGON STATE
POLICE
PUBLIC SAFETY LOG
Car break-ins
A 40-year-old man reported July
18 at 2:15 p.m. his locked car
was broken into while parked
in the parking area at Saddle
Mountain State Park. A custom
mountain bike was stolen and
his Honda CRV damaged.
On July 18 at 4:58 p.m., a Port-
land woman told state police
her locked Hyundai was broken
into while parked in the same
area as the illegally entered
Honda. She said things were
taken belonging to her and her
California friend. Her car was
also damaged.
Reckless driving
A Texas man was arrested July
18 at 5:35 p.m., on U.S. Highway
26 at milepost 11 westbound.
Cesar Kevin Santana, 27, from
Houston, was pulled over for
reckless driving at which time
he showed signs of impairment
and voluntarily agreed to take
a standard fi eld sobriety test.
His poor performance on the
test led to his arrest; a search of
his vehicle turned up a loaded
fi rearm under the driver’s
seat. Santana’s breath sample
indicated his impairment wasn’t
alcohol related and he agreed to
further testing and was found to
be impaired by controlled sub-
stance. He was issued criminal
citations and released.
Multi-vehicle crash
A multi-vehicle crash hap-
pened on U.S. Highway 101 at
milepost 24 northbound July 20
at 1:55 p.m., when one car was
traveling around a corner head-
ing north when it encountered
three more cars stopped for
slow moving traffi c in that lane.
The fi rst car was too close to
brake and struck the rear of the
car in front of it and lost its front
passenger side wheel. It con-
tinued on to hit two more cars,
fi nally coming to rest on the
northbound shoulder. Two of
the struck cars stayed on scene
but a third car left prior to law
enforcement arrival. The driver
of the fi rst car was issued cita-
tion violations. Involved in the
accident were a couple in their
80’s from New York, two people
in their 50’s from Washington,
and a 50-year-old Seaside man.
No injuries were reported.
Intoxicants,
reckless driving
James Robert Neikes, 29, was
arrested July 20 at 9:56 p.m., on
U.S. Highway 101 at milepost 16
northbound charged with driv-
ing while under the infl uence of
intoxicants, reckless driving, and
attempt to elude. Police say they
were responding to a driving
complaint on U.S. Highway 26 at
U.S. Highway 101. The described
white Saturn SUV was located
and police attempted to stop
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but the driver continued north
on U.S. Highway 101 through
Seaside and Gearhart. A Clatsop
County sheriff joined the pursuit
as well as Seaside police and
the vehicle was stopped with
spike-strips and the driver taken
into custody. As he showed
signs of impairment, Neikes was
transported to the county jail
where he provided a .07 blood
alcohol content. A blood sample
was also taken. He remained in
jail until he could be processed.
His car was towed.
Impaired driving
A driver in a black Kia was re-
ported in a driving complaint on
U.S. Highway 101 at milepost 7
and located by state police who
thought the driver might be
impaired when he was stopped.
Stephen Craig Johnson, 73, was
arrested and charged with driv-
ing while under the infl uence
of intoxicants and transported
to Seaside police headquarters
where he submitted to testing
showing a .04 B.A.C. A urine
sample was also collected.
Passed out while waiting
for fl aggers
Highway construction workers
reported July 22 at 9:45 p.m.
a female who passed out
while waiting for fl aggers near
milepost 13.3 on Highway 26.
Emergency personnel arrived
on scene and administered Nar-
can to the female and transport-
ed her to Providence Hospital in
Seaside. A trooper responded to
the scene; while performing a
wingspan search of her vehicle,
located an open metal box
containing numerous syringes,
cotton, a glass pipe contain-
ing a green leafy substance
and baggies containing white
crystals. The box was secured as
evidence of driving under the
infl uence of intoxicants and the
trooper went to the hospital
where they learned the female
had been discharged. She was
contacted by state police and
arrested, charged with driving
while under the infl uence of
intoxicants and taken to the
county jail where she secured in
a cell, a warrant applied for and
granted by a judge. A trained
medical phlebotomist respond-
ed to the jail and drew two vials
of the the female’s blood which
was secured by state police and
logged as evidence for testing.
The female was issued criminal
citations for DUII-controlled sub-
stances and reckless driving.
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