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November 3,1999
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Disney On Ice presents The Little Mermaid
Portland, OR- With a flip of her
tail, Ariel, everyone’s favorite,
bright and bubbly mer-maiden is
back in the spotlight! Feld
Entertainment introduces Disney
on Ice-The Little Mermaid, a full-
length splash hit version-live and
on ice-of Disney’s 1998,
Academy Award-winning
blockbuster family film classic.
Internationally acclaimed
Producer Kenneth Fled takes
audiences of all ages on an
undersea entertainment
expedition to explore the watery
world of Ariel, Sebastian,
Flounder, Scuttle, Prince Eric and
Ursula the sea witch. Take a deep
breath and dive right into the
comedy, fantasy, romance,
adventure and Academy Award­
winning music by Alan Menken
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November 1999
Winter Preparedness Tips
1. Assemble a disaster supplies kit for your
home. Start with a flashlight, battery-
powered radio, extra batteries, food and
bottled water.
2. Be sure that chimneys and other heating
sources are checked and cleaned thoroughly
before cold weather sets in.
3. Winterize your vehic le before winter storm
season.
4. Put together disaster supplies kits for each
car. Include blankets, a shovel, a first aid
kit, a flashlight with extra batteries, and a
brightly colored cloth you can tie to the
antenna to alert others if you need
assistance.
5. Stay tuned for storm warnings and be alert
to changing weather conditions.
6. Avoid unnecessary travel in winter weather.
7. Take an American Red cross First Aid aid
course to learn how to treat frostbite,
hypothermia and exposure tot he cold.
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