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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018
Western Lane Ambulance District and Siuslaw Valley Fire & Rescue
Ambulance and fire call runs Jan. 28-Feb. 3
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1/28/18
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1/31/18
5:34
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13:11
16:37
16:49
18:42
19:36
20:33
4:12
4:17
5:08
9:46
10:00
10:13
11:56
11:59
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15:39
20:49
20:57
5:34
9:46
17:17
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Area
Type
Shore Crest Dr
9th St
Mariners Ln
Bay St
Rio Rd
Black Bear Rd
Hwy 126
Bay St
9th St
21st Street
9th Street
Myeena Loop
Hwy 101
Oak St
Rhododendron Dr
Manzanita Dr
9th St
Rhododendron Dr
Sherwood Loop
Street
N Fork Siuslaw Rd
Hwy 36
Heceta Park Way
Rice Rd
MFR
Quanagh Ct
Coastal Highlands Dr
Collard Lp Rd
Levage
N Fork Rd
Transport to PHH
Transfer to RB
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
Transfer to RB
Transport to PHH
Transport to ALF
Transport to PHH
Transport to PHH
SVFR SVFR Public Assist
SVFR Transport to PHH
SVFR Transport to PHH
Transport to ALF
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 PHH
SVFR SVFR Public Assist
Transport to PHH
Date
Time
1/31/18
1/31/18
1/31/18
1/31/18
1/31/18
1/31/18
1/31/18
1/31/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/1/18
2/2/18
2/2/18
2/2/18
2/2/18
2/2/18
2/3/18
2/3/18
2/3/18
2/3/18
2/3/18
2/3/18
0:51
1:54
2:03
11:27
11:28
16:51
18:29
19:29
0:58
3:47
10:08
10:26
12:02
15:30
16:18
17:18
18:41
23:21
7:09
13:42
15:21
16:06
20:09
8:34
10:08
13:23
14:23
14:48
21:26
Area
School stakeholder meeting
Type
Nopal St
Transport to PHH
29th St
Transport to PHH
38th Pl
Transport to PHH
Hwy 101
Transport to PHH
Coastal Highlands Dr
Transport to PHH
Hwy 101
Transport to PHH
29th St
Transport to PHH
9th St
Transfer to RB
9th St
Transport to GSRMC
Wood Lake Way
Transport to PHH
Maple St
Transport to PHH
Waterford Downs Ct
Transport to PHH
MVA, Hwy 36
SVFR, MFR, OSP Transport to PHH
19th St
Transport to PHH
9th St
Transfer to RB
9th St
Transfer to RB
9th St
Transfer to RB
E Mapleton Rd
MFR Transport to PHH
River View Ave
MFR Transport to PHH
Nopal St
Transport to PHH
Rice Rd
Transport to PHH
21st Street
Transport to PHH
Wood Lake Way
Transport to PHH
35th St
Transport to PHH
9th St
Transport to PHH
Fawn Ridge SVFR
SVFR Public Assist
Rhododenrdron Dr
Transport to PHH
Harvard Ave
Transport to PHH
Heceta Park Way
Transport to PHH
Community members are
invited to join the Siuslaw
Stakeholder and Steering
Committee
meeting
on
Monday, Feb. 12.
The committee will be giv-
ing a brief review of its pre-
bond planning work and hopes
to receive additional input from
community members before it
makes a recommendation to the
Siuslaw School Board at the
Feb. 14 board meeting.
The meeting will be held at
Siuslaw High School at 6 p.m.
A quorum of the school
board may be present, but no
action will be taken.
OBITUARY
KELLY—Milton W. Kelly,
96, passed away at home in
Florence on
Jan.
30,
2018, sur-
rounded by
family.
He was
born
Oct.
13, 1921, in
Devils Lake,
Milton Kelly ND, the son
of Milton G.
Kelly and Sybil Baker Kelly.
He finished high school in
Devils Lake and was awarded
a scholarship to Harvard
College from which he gradu-
ated early to serve in World
War II. He served in Central
America as a cryptographer in
the AACS (Army Air Corps
System) of the Caribbean
Defense System.
He has been a participant in
the Harvard Study of Adult
Development for the last 77
years.
After the war, Milt took
law under the G.I. Bill at the
University of Minnesota Law
School. He became a casualty
claims attorney in the insur-
ance industry, finishing his
career as vice president with
the Employer’s Reinsurance
Corporation in Kansas City,
Mo.
On May 9, 1947, he mar-
ried Mari Jane Ludden in
Minneapolis, Minn. They had
three children: Michael T.
Kelly (Trish) of Florence,
Sybil Kelly Baker (Terry) of
San Jose, Calif., and Ann L.
Kelly of Florence.
He is also survived by three
grandchildren: Alison, Matt
and Amanda; and two great-
granddaughters: Delainey and
Dailey.
He was preceded in death
by Mari Jane on March 17,
2013.
A celebration of Milt’s life
was held Aug. 12, 2014, at
Driftwood Shores, attended
by Milt, his children and their
spouses, his grandchildren,
and many other family mem-
bers and friends.
Milt was loved by many
and he always greeted family,
friends and strangers with a
twinkle in his eye and a won-
derful smile. He wished to
stay in his home as long as he
could and he was able to do
so with the help of his daugh-
ter, Ann, for many years, and
with the assistance in the last
couple of years of his son and
daughter-in-law and his care-
taker/friend, Ed Denoyer.
Milt and Mari Jane spent
many happy retirement years
in Florence making friends,
working out at Coastal
Fitness, following the stock
market, having family and
friends come for visits and
playing hundreds (perhaps
thousands) of Cribbage and
“Oh, Hell” card games and
Bridge.
Watching TV with his
daughter’s dog, Rougie, nes-
tled in his lap brought him
much comfort in the last cou-
ple of years. Milt especially
loved visits from his children
and their spouses, grandchil-
dren, great-granddaughters,
cousins Barbara, Jack and
Ellen, his niece and nephew,
Sue and Pat, and
his
“angels,” Pam, Renee, Leonor
and Maggie, during which his
kitchen was filled with cards,
conversation and laughter.
Milt was a terrific letter
writer and continued to enjoy
writing and receiving letters
until the very end of his life.
Another celebration of
WEATHER DATA
COURTS
Florence Municipal Court
Jan.30
Jasmine
Dione
Rose
Sullivan pleaded guilty to
resisting arrest, theft, minor
in possesion of alcohol and
attempted possesion of
methamphetamines. She was
sentenced to four days in the
Florence City Jail. She must
pay $396 in fines and not
contact or be in the resi-
dence, premises or place of
employment of the victim.
Michael Paul Peter Wallis
pleaded no contest to disor-
derly conduct and criminal
trespass. He was sentenced to
four days in the Florence
City Jail. He pust pay $480 in
fines and not contact or be in
the residence, premises or
place of employment of the
victim.
Joshua Michael Brown
pleaded guilty to attempting
to possess methampheta-
mines. He was sentenced to 2
days in the Florence City
Jail.
Jeffery Wayne Gentzler
pleaded guilty to DUII. He
was sentenced to eight days
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in the Florence City Jail. He
must pay $2,410 in fines.
Steven Leo Desmond
pleaded guilty to criminal
mischief. He was sentenced
to two days in the Florence
City Jail. He must pay $655
in fines and not contact or be
in the residence, premises or
place of employment of the
victim.
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Year: 13.76”
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Michael D. Ternyik
A celebration of his life will be held
Saturday, Feb.17, at 1pm
at the Florence Events Center. Please join us.
Steven Craig Lamica
May 19, 1963 – January 19, 2018
Steven Craig Lamica, 54 years old, of Waldport, Oregon passed
away in the comfort of his own home on January 19, 2018. Steve was
born in Puerto Rico on May 19, 1963. He is survived by his spouse
Staciy Alfano-Lamica.
Steve’s memory is carried on by his children: Maxwell Alfano,
Sydney Alfano, Madisyn Lamica, and Stevie Th omas-Lamica; his grandchildren:
Conner, Collyn, and Riley Maxine; and his grand-pets: Smokey, Bandit, Edgar, and
Walter.
For many years Steve owned a roofi ng business in Lincoln County, Lamica Roofi ng,
and before that he served for 10 years in the United States Air Force. Steve’s hobbies
included being a devoted Boston Red Sox’s fan, snowmobiling, and bowling. He will be
most remembered for his kind and caring personality.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Aff ordable Burial and Cremation. No funeral
arrangements have been made at this time.
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DAILY CAJUN LUNCH • DESS SPECIALS
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Monday
Shrimp (smothered)
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Tuesday
Authentic Slow-Roasted
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Saturday
Shrimp and Andouille
Jambalaya with Corn
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Milt’s life will be planned at a
future date.
Burns’s Riverside Chapel
Florence Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
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1451 Spruce St, Florence, OR 97439
Call today to RSVP — space is limited.
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