SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2016
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Siuslaw National Forest
to allow debris burning
CORVALLIS — Cooler,
damp weather is allowing fire-
fighters in the Siuslaw
National Forest to begin burn-
ing debris and piles of limbs
that
have
accumulated
throughout the year from tim-
ber sales and land manage-
ment activities.
Starting as early as Oct. 4
and continuing throughout the
fall, trained firefighting per-
sonnel will ignite the pile fires
during wet weather and moni-
tor them to ensure fires do no
spread outside the immediate
vicinity.
“Because piles can be ignit-
ed during wet conditions,
burning them is one of our
most effective ways to remove
non-merchantable
wood
debris before it can become a
hazardous fuel in the dry sum-
mer months,” said Nanci
Curtis, zone fire management
officer for the Siuslaw
National Forest.
Pile burning operations are
planned on both Hebo and
Central Coast ranger districts,
as well as the Oregon Dunes
National Recreation Area,
over the next two months as
conditions allow. Members of
the public may encounter
smoke associated with these
burns.
If unsure whether smoke or
a fire is from a planned pile
burn, citizens can contact their
local fire department or the
Coastal Valley Interagency
Communication Center at 541-
750-7024 for more informa-
tion.
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Siuslaw senior Brittany Long (left) and sophomore Makenzie York leap for a kill-block during
Tuesday night’s sweep of Marshfield.
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from 1B
opening set.
The sweep of the Pirates over
the next two sets underscored the
Viks’ defeat of Marshfield the
previous Saturday, when the two
teams faced off during the North
Marion Fall Classic.
With starters Elyssa Rose,
Makenzie York and Waggoner
out of the lineup that day,
Siuslaw managed to battle back
from a 2-0 deficit to sweep the
In
Honor
of All
Veterans
next three sets and win the match
at the tournament.
In Tuesday night’s match,
Rose made her presence known
with 7 kills, and 6 blocks. York
had 4 kills and 3 aces, along with
5 kills from junior Emma Collins
and 4 aces from sophomore
Jordan Long.
Thursday night, Siuslaw had
no trouble caging the winless
Bruins (0-8) at Brooking-Harbor,
taking the match in three sets, 25-
15, 25-21, 25-18.
The win keeps the Vikings
poised in first place with a record
of 7-1 (10-6 overall) as they head
into the final week of league
competition against league con-
tenders Douglas and North Bend.
A win Tuesday at Douglas
would clinch the Far West
League title, leaving Siuslaw to
host the Bulldogs on Thursday in
a rematch against the only team
to hand Siuslaw a league loss this
season.
First serve for both matches
goes up at 6:30 p.m.
Sailors
and 11 attacks. Wells had 9
attacks and 3 kills, with West
landing an ace, 2 attacks and 1
kill.
Johnston had 4 attacks and 1
ace for the Sailors.
“We’ve definitely had to face
some challenges, but the girls
keep trying their best and keep
working through them,” said
Mapleton coach Jesika Crook.
Tuesday, the Lady Sailors will
wrap up the Mountain West
League season at home against
Alsea.
Match time is set for 6 p.m.
from 1B
sets to secure their fourth league
win of the season.
Sophomores Alyssa West,
Haley Wells and Baileigh
Johnston, along with senior Josi
Hays and Dana Halverson, com-
bined forces to take the third
match, 25-19, then dominated
the final set, 25-13.
Earlier in the week, the
Sailors were swept at Mohawk,
25-10, 25-18, 25-16.
Hays lead the attack against
the Indians with 2 aces, 2 kills
The staff at the Siuslaw News are preparing to publish the annu-
al Veterans Day publication, which is a special supplement to the news-
paper that is devoted to all military veterans who currently are Florence-
area residents or have a connection to this area.
If you are interested in sharing your military background information in
the annual tribute publication, or in updating information that we have pub-
lished previously, please complete this form and submit it to the Siuslaw
News. Service photographs are also welcome.
Submit forms and photos by e-mail to rcronk@thesiuslawnews.com, by
regular mail to Siuslaw News, Attn: Ned Hickson, P.O. Box 10, Florence,
OR 97439; or drop off materials at the Siuslaw News office in Old Town,
148 Maple St.
If your profile was published in the 2015 Veterans tribute and you do not
wish to make any changes to the profile, there is no need to resubmit this
form or your military information.
Please be sure that all materials are carefully labeled with your name and
phone number and are submitted by October 26, 2016.
Thank you for participating in this project to remember and honor our
veterans.
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________
Contact Phone Number: ______________________________________________________________
Branch of Service: __________________________________________________________________
Rank Achieved (optional): ____________________________________________________________
Dates Served: ______________________________________________________________________
Where did you serve? ________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
Special Information (E.G., POW): ______________________________________________________
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