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    SIUSLAW NEWS | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2018 | 7A
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Refreshments…
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Stop by and start the
holiday season with us!
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
November 23, 24 and 25
Open until 5pm.
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478 Hwy 101
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Lighthouse B&B to host annual
Victorian Christmas open house
Heceta Head Lightstation is
celebrating 23 years of the An-
nual Victorian Christmas Open
House on Dec. 8 and 9, 15 and
16 from 4 to 7 p.m. each day.
The Queen Anne style Keep-
er’s House will be decorated in-
side and out with festive Victo-
rian holiday decorations Dec. 6
through Jan. 2.
Open house sponsors Banner
Bank, Sweet Homes Vacation
Rentals, Yachats Chamber of
Commerce and Yachats Presby-
terian Church will be providing
warm drinks and treats.
Each evening local perform-
ers, including Ron Stanley, Sea
String Quartet, Hammer and
Whistle, Heart Song, High Tide
and Marty Adams are some of
the talented musicians who will
be performing holiday favorites
at the historic Keeper’s House.
COURTESY PHOTO
The Heceta Lighthouse Keeper's house will once again be
adorned with Victorian-style holiday decorations during its
annual open house.
free night’s stay at the bed and
breakfast, as well as great prizes
from local artists and business-
es.
The Heceta Lighthouse Gift
Shop will be open and filled
with special lighthouse gifts for
Christmas shopping.
For more information, con-
tact the Heceta Lighthouse B&B
at 866-547-3696 or email keep-
ers@hecetalighthouse.com.
Florence Unitarian Universalists make donation to Florence Food Share
Sarah Lovejoy and Judy
Plumery recently delivered a
check to Florence Food Share
recently for $3,955 from the
Florence Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship. This amount was
collected during the Fellow-
ship’s offertory for September
and October.
Florence Food Share is an
emergency food pantry that
provides food free of charge
to those in need. It serves the
communities of Florence,
Dunes City, Westlake and sur-
rounding areas.
Food Share requires all in-
dividuals and families needing
food to fill out an application in
order to receive its services.
Each year, Fellowship mem-
bers select six local service
organizations to help support
and donate to. November and
COURTESY PHOTO
December offertories are being
Sarah
Lovejoy
and
Judy
Plumery
of
the
Unitarian
Universalists
with
a
check
for
$3,955,
whch
collected for KXCR public ra-
was
donated
to
Florence
Food
Share
earlier
this
month.
dio in Florence.
The statistics are startling: Nearly
11,000 people die each year in
America in DUI-related traffi c
accidents, accounting for 31% of
all traffi c deaths. An additional
254,000 suff er injuries in alcohol-
related accidents.
A drunk driver kills someone
approximately every 48
minutes.
Studies show that even small
amounts of alcohol can impair a
person’s ability to drive. Even at
a blood alcohol concentration
(BAC) of .02% – as little as one
drink – a person’s abilities to see
and multi-task are compromised.
Statistics from NHTSA, MADD
and The Century Council.
Even Santa will be visiting to
welcome children of all ages.
Guests are encouraged to
take a night time walk to the
lighthouse, which provides an
opportunity to watch the light-
house beams rotate overhead.
Guests are encouraged to bring
a flashlight.
Entry to the Keeper’s House
is free, but donations are gladly
accepted. Parking is available
at the Heceta Head Lighthouse
State Scenic View Point, just be-
low the Keeper’s House, for $5
per vehicle.
A free shuttle bus offered
by NW Adventures Quest and
Carnahan Construction will
take visitors from the park right
to the front door.
Visitors can support the his-
toric Keepers’ Home by enter-
ing the holiday raffle and win a
DRINKING
& DRIVING
CAN CHANGE
YOUR LIFE IN
JUST ONE SHOT
Don’t risk your life or the life
of someone else. If you plan on
drinking, plan ahead and choose
a designated driver or call a taxi
service for a ride home.
SPONSORED BY:
FLORENCE PHARMACY • FLORENCE POLICE DEPARTMENT
NW LAND SURVEYOR • SIUSLAW SCHOOL DISTRICT • SIUSLAW VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE
WESTERN LANE AMBULANCE DISTRICT • SIUSLAW NEWS