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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 2017
S CORES & S TANDINGS
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Ocean Dunes Ladies Night
A UG . 2, 2017
COURTESY PHOTO
Ladies Night net winners with a 9-hole score of 23.7 were
(from left): Sarah Lynch, Julie Ellingson, Becky Goehring and
Shari Fisher
M EN ’ S
GOLF
Ocean Dunes
T HURSDAY A UG . 3, 2017
I NDIVIDUAL
GROSS
AND NET
FLIGHT A
G ROSS
1 ST : K YLE N ELSON
2 ND : B ILL S PIVEY
N ET
1 ST : E D P FANNMULLER
2 ND : B EN H OLDER
3 RD : S KIP C ONKLING
KP#12: R ICK W IDLUND ;
KP#16: F RED W UDELL
FLIGHT B
G ROSS :
1 ST : B OB K ESSEL
2 ND : R ICK H ARDWICK
N ET
1 ST : L LOYD B AKER
2 ND : R OD M C C ULLOCH
3 RD : B OB H IBBS
4 TH : G ARY W ILKINS
KP#4: J ERRY M ULVEY ;
KP#8: D AVE O LSON
B RIDGE
Florence Bridge Club
2
3
6
4
1
Thursday Afternoon Pairs Session Aug. 3, 2017
Scores after 25 boards Average: 10.0 Section A
62.50 12.50 A 1 0.50(A)
J. Weatherwax - R. Parker
57.50 11.50 C 2 1 0.35(A)
L. Little - K. Hampsten
52.50 10.50 B
2 0.22(B)
D. MacNeil - P. Van Riper
42.50 8.50 B
A. Hendershot - B. Rozaire-Brown
35.00 7.00 C
C. Lugg - P. Oliver
Sport
from 1B
wildlife issues in Oregon.
Its next meeting is Sept. 14-
15 in Welches, Ore.
The Oregon State Marine
Board, marine law enforcement
and boating facility providers
offer boating safety tips so
everyone can have an unforget-
table time on the water:
• Arrive early. Expect grid-
lock on highways and access
points before, during and after
the event. Once out on the
water, plan to stay a while.
If a boating facility is at
capacity, have a backup plan
for where to go. Single cars
that park in boat trailer parking
may be ticketed or towed.
Parking on road shoulders or
in the grass is discouraged due
to potential fire hazards and
could impede emergency
responders.
• Have plenty of food, water,
and anchor line. It’s also highly
recommended to have a port-a-
potty and to take advantage of
floating restrooms.
Leave no trace; dispose of
garbage properly.
• Prep your boat ahead of
time. Avoid prepping the boat
at the ramp to keep the ramp
clear for efficient launching
and retrieving for others.
Paddlers are urged to use the
bank to launch and retrieve.
• Anchor or beach the boat
during the different phases and
totality. With congested water-
ways comes the increased risk
of collisions.
It’s best to find a good spot
and stay put. If you need to be
while to fully enjoy this once-
in-a-lifetime event.
To find a boating facility in
the path of totality and other
eclipse resources, visit www.
oregon.gov/OSMB/Pages/Ecli
pse.aspx.
Facility closures are dis-
played with an orange boat
icon on the map layer.
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URGES CAMP FIRE SAFETY
With Oregon’s summer in
full gear, State Fire Marshal
Jim Walker is offering camp-
fire safety rules and tips:
• Check if campfires are
allowed in the area in which
you will be staying.
• Keep a shovel and water
nearby to extinguish any
escaped embers.
• Select a site away from
grasses, shrubs, overhanging
branches, and firewood.
Existing fire pits in established
campgrounds are best.
• Scrape away leaves and
debris to bare soil, at least 10
feet on all sides of the fire pit.
• Circle your campfire pit
with rocks; start your fire with
paper or manufactured fire
starters, never use gasoline;
keep the fire small and add
wood in small amounts.
• Never leave a campfire
unattended.
• Before going to bed or
leaving the campsite, drown
the campfire with water, stir
the coals, and drown again.
Repeat until the fire is out and
the coals are cool to the touch.
For more wildfire preven-
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underway, go slow and be
aware of what’s directly in
front and to the sides of you.
Expect people in float toys
and wading in the water near
the shoreline.
• Have special viewing
glasses for the eclipse and
avoid looking in the sky for
long periods of time. Alternate
between the viewing glasses
and regular sun glasses to pro-
tect your eyes from not only the
sun, but the glare off the water.
• Observe all regulations,
including slow-no wake rules
at boat ramps, marinas or
moorages, floating home moor-
ages and people working at
water level.
As an added courtesy, oper-
ate at slow-no wake speeds
within 100 feet of other
boaters.
All boating and night time
navigation rules apply.
Running lights are required
during the eclipse and anchor
lights are required for power-
driven boats and sailboats at
anchor. Nonmotorized boats
can use a flashlight or lighted
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It’s important to be seen dur-
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