SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2016
Pedestrian struck by
car, killed in Yachats
YACHATS — On Dec. 20,
at approximately 7:45 p.m.,
Oregon State Police Troopers
responded to a single-vehicle
accident involving a pedestri-
an was fatally struck by the
vehicle on Highway 101 near
milepost 164 in Yachats.
The preliminary investiga-
tion revealed a 2007, silver
Chevrolet HHR was north-
bound when it crashed into a
white male adult in the north-
bound lane of travel.
The driver of the HHR was
identified as Amy R. Hartz,
30, of Waldport. The deceased
was identified as Travis J.
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Eppinghaus, 37, also of
Waldport.
Eppinghaus was wearing
dark clothes and was walking
in the northbound lane of trav-
el, carrying a dog. Eppinghaus
was pronounced deceased at
the scene. Eppinghaus’ dog
was also deceased at the scene.
Hartz stayed at the scene
and is cooperating with the
investigation.
OSP was assisted by
Yachats Fire, ODOT, Lincoln
County District Attorney’s
Office and the Lincoln County
Medical Examiner.
Jim,
Time passes,
memories stand still.
Love, Mom
and Your Family.
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Rose & Crown Apothecary recently celebrated its grand opening with the help of the Florence Chamber of
Commerce, as well as Florence Mayor Joe Henry (with scissors). The apothicary offers a diverse selection of
hand-crafted bulk herbs, a special tea room to relax and warm up in with a cup of organic tea or an herbal
seltzer. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rose & Crown Apothicary is at 1845 Highway
126, Suite G, adjacent to Wellspring Clinic.
Free plants available to water side landowners
I N HONOR OF THE
100 TH A NNIVERSARY OF R OTARY F OUNDATION
Florence Rotary Club’s
100 Acts of Good
13. Rotarians give blood at local laneblood.org
blood drive coordinated by John Egar
14. Al Pearn recognizes Robin Debreceni as Paul
Harris Fellow for her Good Acts
15. Paula Becker recognizes Melanie Heard of
C.R.O.W. as Paul Harris Fellow for her Good Acts
16. Second Rotarian work day at Siuslaw High
School for Power of Florence clean up
17. Ron Green auctions table runners to raise
proceeds for Dr. Holmes Ecuador dentistry project
18. Jerry Matheny auctions Sandpines Golf Links
round of golf for High School Senior Scholarships
River, creek and lakeside
landowners are eligible to
receive free native plants.
Trees planted along streams
help reduce erosion, keep water
cool for fish and absorb CO2
and other pollutants.
The Siuslaw Watershed
Council will once again pro-
vide free native plants for
waterside (riparian) planting in
the Siuslaw Basin and Coastal
Lakes Area.
Call the SWC office to
receive a brochure with infor-
mation on each plant or visit
siuslaw.org and click on the
Native Plant Distribution link.
The Distribution date is
coming up on Saturday, Feb.
11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., so
place your order soon.
To place an order or for more
information, call 541-268-
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Pacific ninebark is one the plants available at no cost to land owners that live
alongside waterways
3044, or email nativeplants@
siuslaw.org. This project is
made possible through a grant
from the Coast Range
Stewardship Fund (USFS) and
private individual donations.
For more information Call President, Pat Riley: 541-991-6371
www.thefl orencerotary.org
PeaceHealth offers hospice training for new volunteers
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“A movie that wisely contemplates how to deal
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teers to provide comfort care to
patients and support the end-
of-life process.
Prior medical experience is
not required. Potential volun-
teers must pass a preliminary
background check and show
proof of a current driver’s
license and updated automobile
insurance.
Contact Christopher Hunt-
ingdon at 541-997-3418 no
later than Jan. 4, 2017, to sign
up.
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“Some of our hospice volun-
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they wish to give back to their
community.
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our hospice care first-hand
with the death of a loved one
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in the community.
The trainings will be held
Jan. 14, 21 and 28, from 8 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m., at Oregon
Pacific Bank’s financial center,
located at 1365 Highway 101
in Florence.
Each year, Peace Harbor
Hospice serves nearly 200
patients in the Florence,
Mapleton and Deadwood com-
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