2 B
SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 2016
Oregon Coast Aquarium seeks summer volunteers
NEWPORT — Each year,
more than 400,000 visitors to
Newport make the Oregon
Coast Aquarium part of their
travel itinerary. Because the
facility is so firmly rooted in
Newport’s tourism scene, this
summer the aquarium is seek-
ing concierge volunteers to
connect visitors to attractions
both inside and outside its
grounds.
Concierge volunteers (CVs)
welcome guests warmly and
build rapport by offering
“insider tips” and knowledge
about the aquarium and its
exhibits. Additionally, CVs
interact with departing visitors
by answering questions, pro-
viding information about travel
needs such as lodging and eat-
ing accommodations, and sug-
gesting other local attractions
and tourist activities to enjoy.
As the busy summer season
gets underway, CVs “will play
an integral role in ensuring that
guests get the most out of their
visit to the area,” said Beth
Hawkyard, volunteer services
manager for the aquarium.
New CVs will receive a
crash-course training which
includes customer service,
aquarium facility orientation,
overview of special tours, edu-
cation programming, commu-
nity events and activities,
organization partners/affilia-
tions and local accommoda-
tions.
This position is ideal for vol-
unteers who wish to enhance
visitors’ experience both at the
aquarium and in Lincoln
County generally by sharing
their enthusiasm and knowl-
edge of the area.
The seasonal position lasts
throughout the summer until
Labor Day weekend, and con-
sists of at least one weekly shift
between to 4 hours long.
Those interested in becom-
ing a concierge volunteer can
contact Volunteer Services at
541-867-3474 ext. 5316 or reg-
ister online at aquarium.org/
support/volunteer/.
The Oregon Coast Aquarium
is dedicated to the highest qual-
ity aquatic and marine science
programs for recreation and
education so that the public bet-
ter understands, cherishes and
conserves the world’s natural
marine and coastal resources.
Visit at 2820 S.E. Ferry Slip
Road, Newport, Ore., and at
aquarium.org.
‘Booster Barn Back’ auction, dinner to raise funds for Siuslaw Athletic Boosters
The annual Siuslaw Athletic
Booster Club auction and din-
ner will be a “Booster Barn
Bash” on Aug. 20 at the King
family barn up the North Fork.
Tickets are on sale now at
The Shippin’ Shack, Windrift
Gallery and Coastal Fitness.
Tickets are $40.
There will be plenty of park-
ing available at the event and
shuttles leaving and returning
to Three Rivers Casino. Three
Rivers has offered a special
room rate for the auction of
$129 for Aug. 19 and/or Aug.
20, wiuth $29 from each reser-
vation going directly to the
Booster Club. Just ask for the
Booster Club Auction rate.
Shuttle information is avail-
able at www.siuslawathletic
boosterclub.com.
Auction donations are wel-
come, including experiences,
specialty items, themed baskets
and cash donations are wel-
come for purchasing items.
The Booster Club donates to
the high school and middle
school sports programs.
For information or to donate,
contact
Jennifer
King
Waggoner at 541-520-1255 or
email jwaggoner@peak.org.
Buying or Selling? I can help.
S CORES & S TANDINGS
B RIDGE
GOLF
Ocean Dunes Men’s Club
Florence Bridge Club
T HURSDAY J UNE 30, 2016
I NDIVIDUAL P LAY
A F LIGHT —
G ROSS WINNER :
P AUL R UNGE
N ET WINNERS :
1 ST — R ICK W IDLUND
2 ND — D AVE R IPLEY
3 RD — K YLE N ELSON
B F LIGHT —
G ROSS WINNER :
E D P FANNMULLER
N ET WINNERS :
1 ST — L LOYD B AKER
2 ND — W AYNE N OEL
3 RD — R OD M C C ULLOCH
KP S : K YLE N ELSON , B OB
G RAVES AND B OB H IBBS
W OMEN ’ S
Pair Pct
2 60.42
6 59.38
4 57.29
8 56.25
7 48.96
3 41.67
1 26.04
1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
Florence Bridge Club
Thursday Afternoon Pairs Session June 23, 2016
Scores after 5 rounds Average: 10.0 Section A
Pair Pct Score
Section Rank
MPs
5 60.00 12.00 A 1
0.50(A) John Reisner - Roberta Parker
3 55.00 11.00 C 2 1 0.35(A) Lloyd Little - Kenn Hampsten
4 47.50 9.50 B
Anna Hendershot - Beverly Rozaire-Brown
6 45.00 9.00 A
John Weatherwax - Georgia Farman
1 42.50 8.50 C
David Gustafson - Marian Weiss
GOLF
Ocean Dunes Women’s Golf Assoc.
T UESDAY , J UNE 27, 2016
G AME :
L OW G ROSS , L OW N ET
18 H OLE P LAY —
L OW G ROSS : R ENE P ENGRA
L OW N ET : B EA M C C ULLOCH
KP #8: B EA M C C ULLOCH
KP #12: B EA M C C ULLOCH
Thursday Afternoon Pairs Session June 30, 2016
Scores after 7 rounds Average: 24.0 Section A
Score Qualifiers Section Rank Overall Rank
MPs
29 Q A 1 1 2.63R/B J. Smith - J. Neimand
28.5 Q Q B 2 1 2 1 1.97R/B D. MacNeil - K. Hampsten
27.5 Q Q B 3 2 3 2 1.48R/B D. Gustafson - K. Mason
27 Q A
G. Farman - J. Reisner
23.5 Q B
J. Weatherwax - L. Little
20
B
A. Hendershot - R. Parker
12.5 Q C
B. Rozaire-Brown - M. Ford
2126 11th Street – Established duplex in great lo-
cation, close to shopping, services and old town.
Two, 2 bdrm 1 bath, two story units with detached
garage/carport area with driveway. Heavily
wooded lot provides good privacy. Seller prefers
owner financing. $255,000. #2561-16304216
Richard Beaudro
Principal Broker
541 991-6677
KP #16: M ARY K ADEL
9 H OLE P LAY —
L OW
G ROSS :
M.J.
F LOWERDAY
L OW N ET : R OSALIE J OHNSON
KP #4: M.J. F LOWERDAY
Voice Your Opinion! Write to:
EDITOR@THESIUSLAWNEWS.COM
CALLING ALL VENDORS!
Vendor Events are a great way to get out and market yourself and
your business. Here are three upcoming events:
Florence, Oregon’s
Oktoberfest
October 1st
h ink robust laughter, great food,
stout bier, wonderful music, fabulous
dancing, fun games, exciting ral es and
of course, a wiener dog race. What a
day, welcome to Oktoberfest.
FREE CONCERT
“Gemutlichkeit”
October 1, 2016
5th Annual
“Oregon’s Own”
m
r
y Band
A
h
t
4
3
2
h e 234th Army Band is a unit of the Oregon Army National Guard. h e Band consists of
a full Concert Band comprising 40 members, as well as smaller ensembles or Music Perfor-
mance Teams (MPTs) including “Rock Steady”, our rock/pop band; “Brass Ops”, our brass
band, and our woodwind/chamber ensemble “General Dischord”.
GOOD LIFE HEALTH &
SENIOR EXPO
Th e Good Life
Health & Senior Expo
h ursday October 27, 2016
10am-3pm
Florence Events Center
October 27th
Hundreds of Florence residents are
embarking on an exciting new phase of
their life! Men and women i ft y and older
are looking for information on everything
from retirement benei ts to recreational
opportunities, health concerns to housing
options. Free health screenings and accessing
investment guidance, travel news, retirement
choices and attend a variety of educational
seminars for free.
240 HOURS
PREPAREDNESS EXPO 2016
November 5th
For years you’ve heard that you need to plan in
the event of a natural disaster and for years you’ve
said, “I’ll get to it someday.” Maybe you don’t know
where to start or what you need to be prepared?
h is FREE event will feature interactive vendor
booths, demonstrations and seminars to help you
better assist your family and the community in the
event of a natural disaster.
OREGON COAST
240
HOURS
BE READY IN 2016
Increase your company’s exposure and
save time by meeting your target market in one place.
For more information on becoming a vendor at one of these
upcoming events please contact Jenna Bartlett,
541-902-3524 or jbartlett@thesiuslawnews.com
Florence Events Center
715 Quince Street, Florence, OR
Saturday, July 23rd, 2016 2:00pm
Admission Tickets required (limit two per person)
available at:
Siuslaw News
148 Maple St.
Banner Bank
777 Hwy. 101
Best For Hearing
2285 Hwy. 101
FLorence Events Center
715 Quince
For more information, call 541-997-1994
www.eventcenter.org
Sponsored by:
CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK
M EN ’ S