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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2017
Western Lane Ambulance District and Siuslaw Valley Fire & Rescue
Ambulance and fire call runs Dec. 3-9
Date
Time
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/3/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/4/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
12/5/17
1:46
6:21
6:24
7:39
8:09
8:13
8:44
10:17
11:24
18:57
20:40
3:28
12:16
12:17
12:38
14:53
15:11
16:28
16:46
18:33
18:48
20:36
22:50
6:47
7:54
11:20
12:05
13:10
15:12
16:12
18:09
20:04
S TATE
Area
Type
9th Street
Hwy 126
Juniper St
Rhododendron
37 St
35th Way
Ben Bunch Rd
20th St
9th St
Rhododendron Dr
Redwood Lp
2nd St
Rhododendron Dr
Ocean Dunes Dr
Hwy 36
SDFD
Willow Lp
21st St
Rhododendron
9th St
9th St.
9th St
Seapine Dr
Rhododendron Dr
Siano Lp
37th St
Sailor Ravine Ct
9th St
Alder Ave
Hwy 101
18th St
9th St
Oak Street
Transfer to RB
SVFR Fire Call
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
SVFR Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
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Transport to PHH
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FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transfer to Care Facility
Transfer to RB
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to BAH
Transport to PHH
Date
Time
12/5/17
12/6/17
12/6/17
12/6/17
12/6/17
12/6/17
12/6/17
12/6/17
12/6/17
12/7/17
12/7/17
12/7/17
12/7/17
12/7/17
12/7/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/8/17
12/9/17
12/9/17
12/9/17
12/9/17
12/9/17
12/9/17
20:46
4:31
9:32
11:05
11:29
13:50
16:28
19:07
21:58
9:28
9:35
14:02
18:09
18:38
19:26
1:19
4:58
10:01
11:03
11:25
13:10
13:19
17:17
20:04
23:32
3:02
8:14
9:56
13:56
15:21
18:16
Area
Oak St
Hwy 126
Bayberry Ln
Ada Boat Ramp
Willow Lp
9th St
9th St
Hwy 101 SVFR
Greenwood St
Myeena Loop
9th St
W. Park
Driftwood Shores
9th St
Port of Siuslaw Marina
Willow Loop
20th
Hwy 101
24th St
9th St.
Glenbrook Cir
21st Street
9th St
Ocean Dunes
20th St
Leavit Loop
9th St
9th St
Willow Ridge Ct
Hwy 101 SVFR
9th St
POLICE ANNOUNCES CLOSURE OF
Highway 22 is currently
closed and motorists traveling
between Central Oregon and
the Willamette Valley are being
urged to take Highway 20
through Sweet Home or
Highway 26 through
Government Camp.
Over the weekend, Oregon
State Police dispatch received
several calls of motorists
attempting to take Highway 22,
but being rerouted by their
GPS units onto Forest Service
roads near Detroit.
One motorist became stuck
in the snow and the other ran
out of gas. Often these Forest
Service Roads are not main-
tained in the winter and are
snow covered.
Additionally, there is little to
no cell coverage in these areas.
In 2006, a tragedy occurred in
Josephine County, when the
James Kim family followed
GPS directions into BLM land
during winter conditions.
The family became stranded
and, after two days, James Kim
left on foot for help. He was
later found deceased due to
exposure to the elements. The
remaining members of his fam-
ily were located and rescued.
Travelers are urged to stay on
maintained roads and state
highways, while navigating the
mountain passes.
Motorists are also urged to
carry with them an emergency
kit while traveling.
The Oregon Department of
Transportation website lists the
following items to be carried in
your vehicle for safety, includ-
COURTS
Florence Municipal Court
Dec. 12
Eric Frank Church pleaded
guilty to DUII and was sen-
tenced to two days in Florence
City Jail. He must pay $1,435
in fines.
Amber Lynn Bojorcas plead-
ed guilty to criminal trespass.
She must pay $425 in fines and
not contact or be in or about the
residence or place of employ-
ment of the victim.
Elizabeth Ann Desmith
pleaded no contest to theft and
attempting
to
possess
methaphetamines and was sen-
tenced to two days in Florence
City Jail. She must pay $705 in
fines.
Dakota Richard Hill pleaded
no contest to two counts of
driving while suspended and
was sentenced to 25 days in
Florence City Jail. He must pay
$2,380 in fines.
Randall Barton Booth plead-
ed no contest to theft, criminal
trespass and providing false
information to police. He was
sentenced to six days in
Florence City Jail and must pay
$1,005 in fines.
Nicholas Dale Pearson
pleaded no contest to theft,
criminal trespass and criminal
mischief. He was sentenced to
six days in Florence City Jail
and must pay $1,187 in fines,
and not contact or be in or
about the residence or place of
employment of the victim.
ing essential supplies such as: a
working flashlight and extra
batteries; reflective triangles
and brightly-colored cloth; a
compass; first-aid kit; exterior
windshield cleaner; ice scraper
and snow brush; wooden stick
matches in a waterproof con-
tainer; scissors and string or
cord; non-perishable, high-
Type
energy foods like unsalted
canned nuts, dried fruits and
hard candy; bottled water;
properly inflated spare tire,
wheel wrench and tripod-type
jack; shovel; jumper cables;
tow and tire chains; bag of salt
or cat litter; and a tool kit.
People can add items for
driving long distances in cold,
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
LCSO, OSP Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to BAH
Transport to BAH
Transport to PHH
SVFR SVFR Public Assist
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
SVFR Fire Call/ S&R
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
FPD Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
SVFR Landing Zone
Transport to PHH
Transfer to Care Facility
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transfer to RB
Transfer to RB
Transport to PHH
Fire Call
911 Response
H IGHWAY 22
snowy and icy conditions:
gloves; socks; cap and blan-
kets.
For more information on the
Highway 22 closure, check
Oregon
Department
of
Transportation www.tripcheck.
com or at #HolidayTravel
#WinterDriving #StaySafe.
OBITUARY
STILES—Dorothy Stiles,
90, of Florence, died Dec. 13,
2017.
She was born May 5, 1927,
in Saratoga, NY., to Willard
and Nellie Russell. She was a
nurse and,
while work-
ing in the
infirmary of
Cornell
University,
met her hus-
b a n d ,
Herbert
Dorothy Stiles Stiles.
Dorothy
worked as a nurse in New York
State,
South
Dakota,
Maryland, Gallaudet College
in Washington, D.C., a hospi-
tal in Santa Fe, New Mexico,
and a prison in Atascadero,
Calif. Dorothy and Herbert
moved to Greentrees in
Florence in 1990 and greatly
enjoyed their years of retire-
ment together.
When she found Florence,
she found her home. She
loved the town and her friends
and family. Dorothy was
always active volunteering,
traveling, playing cards, bak-
ing, knitting and gardening.
She knitted sweaters constant-
ly for family, friends, newborn
babies and Red Cloud Indian
School in South Dakota.
She will be remembered
with love.
Dorothy was preceded in
death by Herbert, her husband
of 49 years. She is survived by
her son, Richard Stiles, and his
wife, Allison; grandchildren
Gregory, Eric and Laura; and
by her daughter, Anne
Williams.
The family would like to
thank all the folks who cared
for her at Spruce Point
Assisted Living and Memory
Care, and Peace Harbor Home
Health and Hospice.
At her request, private cre-
mational rites were held
through Burns’s Riverside
Chapel Florence Funeral
Home.
Remember Dorothy by
treasuring your time with fam-
ily and friends.
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