SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2015
Western Lane Ambulance District
Ambulance Runs Sept. 7-13
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Highway 101 South
Windleaf Way
Knoll Way
21st Street
Heceta Beach Road
Spruce Point
19th Street
Windleaf Way
Myeena Loop
Transfer To Eugene
Transfer To Eugene
Highway 36
Kingwood Street
Harbor Street
Erhart Road
Transfer To Eugene
Oak Street
Transfer To Eugene
Transfer To Eugene
19th Street
23rd Street
Spruce Street
Willow Loop
Oak Street
Treewood Drive
Leeward Drive
Transfer To Eugene
Transfer To Eugene
Highway 126
18th Street
Transfer To Eugene
Laurel Street
Highway 101
Highway 101 N
Myeena Loop
Highway 126
Maple Street
Bay Street
Woahink Drive
Munsel Lake Road
E Mapleton Road
Transfer To Eugene
Highway 101
Transfer To Eugene
Oak Street
Oak Street
21st Street
Chestnut Street
Marsh Court
Sweet Creek Road
Highway 36
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COURTS
Florence Municipal Court
Sept. 22
Sheaidra Renee Buckles
pleaded guilty to criminal
trespass and driving with a
suspended license. She was
sentenced to four days in
Florence City Jail. She must
pay $65 in fines and not con-
tact or be in or about the
premises or place of employ-
ment of the victim.
Aaron Solomona Teo
pleaded guilty to resisting
arrest, furnishing liquor to a
minor and theft. He was sen-
tenced to seven days in
Florence City Jail. He must
pay $1,225 in fines and not
contact or be in or about the
premises or place of employ-
ment of the victim.
Jesmine Leah Meltzer
pleaded guilty to possession
of a forged instrument. She
was sentenced to six days in
Florence City Jail. She must
pay $575 in fines and not con-
tact or be in or about the resi-
dence or place of employment
of the victim.
Alan Wayne Heard pleaded
guilty to theft and criminal
trespass. He was sentenced to
five days in Florence City Jail
and must report to Emergence
Addiction and Mental Health
Services. He must pay $475
in fines and not contact or be
in or about the residences or
places of employment of the
victims.
Leah Danyell Lokey plead-
ed guilty to attempted crimi-
nal mischief. She was sen-
tenced to four days in
Florence City Jail and must
report to Options Counseling
Services Of Oregon, Inc. She
must pay $425 in fines and
not contact or be in or about
the residence or place of
employment of the victim.
Mary Dena Harvey pleaded
guilty to theft and criminal
trespass. She was sentenced
to 12 days in Florence City
Jail and must report to treat-
ment. She must pay $750 in
fines and not contact or be in
or about the residences, prem-
ises or places of employment
of the victims.
Trevor Carlton Pierce
pleaded no contest to driving
under the influence of intoxi-
cants, driving with a suspend-
ed license and refusing a
breathalizer test. He was sen-
tenced to 55 days in Florence
City Jail and must report to
treatment. He must pay
$3,575 in fines. His driver’s
license is revoked for life.
Cameron Colton Tyler
Hansen pleaded guilty to
theft. He must pay $266 in
fines and not contact or be
in or about the premises or
place of employment of the
victim.
Law enforcement hosts Drug Take Back today
The Lane County Sheriff’s
Office,
Florence
Police
Department and the Drug
Enforcement Administration
(DEA) will be hosting the
National Drug Take Back event
Saturday, Sept. 26, aimed at
providing a resource for Lane
County residents to safely,
securely and anonymously turn
in their unwanted, outdated or
expired household medicines.
Law enforcement agencies
across the nation will be partic-
ipating in this event on the
same day during the same
hours with the goal being to rid
our communities of unwanted
prescription and over-the-
counter medications that could
potentially be misused.
Bring unwanted, outdated or
expired prescription and over-
the-counter medications to Bi-
Mart, 4310 Highway 101, from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today.
Acceptable items: Prescrip-
tion medications, over-the-
counter medications, vitamins,
drug samples, pet medications,
ointments, lotions and liquid
medicines in glass or leak
proof containers.
Items such as needles, ther-
mometers, bloody or infectious
waste, medicines from busi-
nesses, hydrogen peroxide,
aerosol cans, inhalers and dia-
betic meters can not be accept-
ed.
In 2014, the Sheriff’s Office
participated in two DEA-spon-
sored Take Back events and
collected more than 440
pounds of prescription medica-
tions. In the last Take Back
event held in June, personnel
collected 212 pounds of med-
ications.
In addition, Americans are
now advised that their usual
methods for disposing of
unused medicines — flushing
them down the toilet or throw-
ing them in the trash — both
pose potential safety and health
hazards.
If you are unable to attend
the Drug Take Back Event and
you have prescription or over
the counter medications you
would like to dispose of, the
Lane County Sheriff’s Office
has a Drug Drop Box located in
its Central Reception lobby in
the Lane County Courthouse
that is available to accept med-
ications Monday through
Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
excluding legal holidays.
No appointment is necessary
to drop off medications.
ALICE “MARTY” HELMUTH passed away on August
12th at the age of 89. A long-time resident of Dunes City,
Marty was in Portland for medical care when she died.
Marty was born December 27, 1925 in Chicago, Illinois,
the daughter of Eckard and Clara Martz. She and her sister
Viola had an adventurous childhood, fi shing throughout the
North Woods and going from Chicago to Los Angeles and
back in a Model T Ford on the then primitive road system.
Marty attended Monmouth College and the University of
Illinois, graduating with a BS in Bacteriology. She found her
true calling later as a teacher, especially enjoying 5th graders.
While teaching in Iran, her lesson plans were confi scated by
SAVAK, the Shah’s secret police.
Marty and her husband, Darrell Neil Helmuth, a petroleum geologist, lived an adventurous
life. Th ey resided in Venezuela, Iran and throughout the western United States including twice in
Alaska, also traveling the world for pleasure, touring in the Middle East, Europe, Central America
and sailing the South Pacifi c. Marty loved the outdoors, rousting the family out for camping, razor
clamming and salmon fi shing trips in Alaska and elsewhere. A unique “house” camping experience
for all occurred for several weeks aft er the 1964 Good Friday Earthquake in Anchorage.
Aft er retiring to their dream cottage on Lake Woahink,
Marty and Darrell took an active interest in preserving the lake’s
water quality from ill-advised development, including being
founding members of the Woahink Lake Association.
Marty is survived by son Von Helmuth (m . Elke), daughter
Holly Martin (m. Mike), grandchildren Chloe Sannikov, Justin
Martin, and Alexey Helmuth, and great grandchild Alisa
Sannikov.
A private memorial service is planned for December.
Donations may be made in her name to Th e Nature Conservancy,
one of many environmental and wildlife organizations Marty
supported.
Member FDIC
Proud to be part of Team Florence.
From helping PeaceHealth Harbor Medical Center finance its new
emergency room, to donating school supplies to the Boys & Girls Club, to
serving on the boards of local nonprofits, we’re dedicated to helping Florence
grow and thrive. Stop by 777 Highway 101, Florence, Oregon, and say “hello.”
Let’s create tomorrow, together.
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